This anecdote is from Reading Virtual Minds Chapter 4.F "Anecdotes of Learning - People Aren't the Same Everywhere".
We pick up with my talking with some friends about how search engines worked so that I could have a better understanding of what I was seeing in the incoming data...
Two months later ET reported there was enough data for it to begin making conclusions within the "What terms are people using and how are they using them to find these two sites?" frame. Specifically, there was enough data to start reporting on the following items:
- Which search terms were used by visitors most motivated to use the product/service?
- Which times of day and days of week, etc., were these most motivated visitors using search engines?
- . Which search engines were being used by these most motivated visitors?
- . Which geographic locations were these most motivated visitors coming from?
Links for this post:
- Chapter 4.F "Anecdotes of Learning - People Aren't the Same Everywhere"
- Reading Virtual Minds
- Search engine presence needs more than Pay Per Click
- The Searching, Searching Everywhere and Not a Link to Click arc:
- Wittgenstein on Search Engines
Please contact NextStage for information regarding presentations and trainings on this and other topics.
(Information in this arc is from Chapter 4, "Experience Versus Expectation" of my next book, Reading Virtual Minds. Text and images copyright Joseph Carrabis and NextStage Evolution 2006-2007)
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