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This paper describes a novel approach that combines data from direct observation, user surveys and server logs to analyse users' browsing behaviour.
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Explains improving traffic analysis by configuring Apache logs.
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Info aimed at detecting intrusions, but also good general "analysis" tips.
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Tutorial from: Apache Week
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Content focusing on relationship marketing and customer loyalty through database marketing and interactive metrics. Emphasis on ROI, LTV, RFM and their link together, with a special attention to modeling, CRM, and database marketing techniques.
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By Michele Masterson. Aiming to crack the customer code and translate the browsing and buying habits of online shoppers into e-commerce dollars, many e-tailers are turning to usage-analysis software as an alternative to traffic measurement services, such as Media Metrix or Nielsen//NetRatings.
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W3C's description of the Extended Log File Format. Most flexible of the log formats
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The IAB Media Measurement Task Force provides the standards the net uses for measurement.
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How half.com handled its search for a Web Analytics solution.
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A review of a collection of analysis and personalization tools.
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Collection of articles by Richard Kimball, father of data warehousing, about making a web-data-based data warehouse.
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A collection of articles about the issues in making huge data warehouses of web and clickstream data.
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Designed to describe log reports of web servers. Mining web-data that has been collected from web server logfiles, is not only useful for studying customer choices, but also helps in organizing web pages. The structure of a web site is represented as a web graph using XGMML.
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Describes both do-it-yourself and companies which help analyze site logs.
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Compansion site to book which includes many resources on web metrics and analytics.
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Review of WebTrends, with mention of other tools.
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An approach to extracting information from HTTP logs using functional programming is presented, including full source code under the GNU GPL license.
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Using your Web server log files to direct your traffic building efforts and measure your success.
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An overview of web traffic analysis techniques, from log file analysis to real-time feeds from packet sniffing monitors.
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Review by eWeek Labs of two products that provide high-level analysis and reporting but take very different approaches: WebTrends Reporting Center 5.0 and SiteCatalyst.
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With big intelligence software vendors moving into their turf, Web analytics companies must evolve or die.
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The web has become a critical online artery for many enterprise business activities, but the analytics applied to Web-based computing have not kept pace with the real world, multichannel environment of most companies.
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Far from moribund, Web analytics offerings provide a wide variety of analysis, reporting capabilities. eWeek.
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An "about.com" section to help one understand how to analyze web site log data. Lots of ads and popups.
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A roundup of skills, training and salary information for Web data analysts.
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Primer on traffic analysis covers types of tracking programs and uses for the information they provide.
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Outlines an argument claiming that WWW access statistics can be worse than meaningless. This document was originally written in 1995 to explain the statistics at Cranfield University.
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Eric Petersen has put together a guide to web analytics resources, from the books that should be read to the tools to use. Eric is the author of Web Site Measurements Hacks.