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Measuring Engagement, Measuring Conversation

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When Can I Stop?
File this under "how did I miss this?":

Alec Cochrane, one of our web analytics gurus at RBI has been blogging for a little while now. When Can I Stop is of the "occasional post, but in great depth" school of blogging, but gives a real insight into the sort of thought processes we're going through when measuring our success (or not) on the web.

His recent post, Engagement is Conversation is well worth a look.

Now, if only I could wean my colleagues off starting their personal blogs on Blogger...

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I've always been of the opinion that if you're going to write a blog, you might as well get in bed with the devil and write it on a bit of Google owned software.

Ah, but you could at least get a domain name, just in case you ever wanted to escape Google's gentle caresses…

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