De seneste posts fra danske RSS feeds og weblogs på Overskrift.dk om tag'et statistics http://www.overskrift.dk Fri, 30 Mar 2012 19:03:39 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://www.overskrift.dk/images/overskrift.gif http://www.overskrift.dk Overskrift.dk http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 60 http://cobblestone.wordpress.com/2012/03/30/friday-motorway-music-mar-30-no-real-red-thread/ Hard one to craft a coherent story on today’s music choices. Life (…”don’t talk to me about life”) did not really offer any intriguing stories other than Easter and a few days of downtime with the family is coming up … Continue reading → Cobblestone Cobblestone - a blog Fri, 30 Mar 2012 14:23:04 +0100 http://www.boyer-draeby.dk/2012/03/27/google-analytics-har-faet-send-til-email-rapporter-tilbage-i-beta/ God nyhed. Du kan nu sende e-mail rapporter i Google Analytics igen. Den mest efterspurgte feature hos Analytics teamet er tilbage. Det vil lette mange, inklusiv mig, på rådgivning og anvendelse af Analytics generelt. Funktionen er faktisk blevet udviddet, du kan nu sætte avancerede indstillinger på Send til, funktionen. Du kan sætte udløbsdato på en tilbagevende [...]Boyer-Draeby.dk - - Rådgivning i online kommunikation, webstrategi, mobiludnyttelse, søgemaskineoptimering, informationsarkitektur, AdWords, Google Analytics, webstatistik mv. Jakob Boyer-Draeby.dk Tue, 27 Mar 2012 13:01:59 +0100 http://thesixfigurementorstour.com/4858/reasons-to-start-an-online-business/       Starting an online business can be an extremely rewarding experience. We wanted to share our top 10 reasons why you should consider it if you’re looking for time and financial freedom!   1. Low Start-Up Cost If you were to start an offline business the chances are you’d have the initial challenge of funding your idea. Initial start-up costs and overheads kill many offline businesses before they’ve had a chance to flourish. Prime real estate is hard to come by and in most cases extremely expensive. Marketing your business will lap up all the money you have left and with limited sales, pressure will rise. Then maybe there’s manufacturing costs, delivery and storage costs to consider, oh boy! Online business is different. You can start an online business with a relatively low investment. Get a domain name, get hosting, install wordpress, find a premium wordpress theme to showcase your business, add content, learn how to drive targeted traffic to you site and attract prospects – all this is possible with minimum investment. You don’t have to worry about large overheads, paying the rent on time or pressure to make sales to cover your costs. Choose to start an online business selling digital products or selling physical products as an affiliate for another company and you don’t need to worry about manufacturing, delivery and storage costs. Selling digital products also commands a huge profit margin! There’s virtually no risk in starting an online business if you take your ... sfmtour The Six Figure Mentors Tour | The Six Figure Store Sat, 24 Mar 2012 01:09:58 +0100 http://southbound.dk/2012/03/19/read-later-for-instapapaer-february-2012-usage/ February is following the long trend and yet again bumping the usage of the app! There was a 2% increase in users posting 7% more URL’s to Instapaper compared to january usage. This is fantastic! As mentioned in this post the number of installs has reached 10k and is actually over 12k at the moment. Thank you all for the download and use. mbanzon Southbound Software Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:11:32 +0100 http://universitypost.dk/article/stats-danes-live-longer-and-complain-more New stats from Statistics Denmark reveals that life expectancy is up and the average age of first time mothers is up as well. See how the times they are a changing Danes. They smoke less than ever before, have children later in life, complain more, and there are 5.56 million of them. This is from the latest population census from Statistics Denmark, according to Danish newspaper b.dk and our media partner Seven59.dk. Over half of the Danes are between 20 and 59 and one in four are under 19 or over 60. The average life expectancy in Denmark today is 77.1, compared to 53 for men and 56 for women at the start of the 1900?s, and 72 in the 1970?s. Smoke less, go to Spain Byline:  Anna Meera Gaonkar read more Anna Meera Gaonkar UniversityPost Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:21:32 +0100 http://www.governmentjobs-in-india.com/government-jobs/municipal-corporation-of-delhi-mcd-statistical-clerk-vacancy-march-2012/ The Municipal Corporation of Delhi is among the largest municipal bodies in the world providing... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Sathish Government Jobs In India Wed, 07 Mar 2012 06:08:44 +0100 http://southbound.dk/2012/02/21/10k-installs/ Today we have crossed another great milestone in the story of the success of Read Later for Instapaper. The app now has over 10,000 installs! We’d like to thank everyone who has downloaded the app – and hope for your continued support. If you haven’t grabbed your copy yet – go do it now – it’s on the Android Market! mbanzon Southbound Software Tue, 21 Feb 2012 07:34:28 +0100 http://marketingdebat.dk/nintendo-3ds-hits-5-million-units-faster-than-ds-the-world-goes-huh/ While it had a rocky moment in the middle, some heavy price-cutting and top-drawer games helped the system sell five million within a year in its native homeland . According to Nintendo, these are legitimate sell-through figures and as predicted , make the 3D-capable console Nintendo’s fastest selling console to date. More: Nintendo 3DS hits 5 million units faster than DS, the world goes ‘huh?’ admin Marketingdebat Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:19:00 +0100 http://marketingdebat.dk/npd-hardware-sales-hit-144-billion-in-2011-pcs-lead-the-moneymaking-pack/ Canalys recently announced that smartphone shipments surpassed those of PCs for the whole of 2011. Well, NPD’s just released its own set of hardware numbers , this time focused on revenue shares, and it appears PCs (that’s laptops and desktops for NPD’s purposes) are still far and away the biggest moneymakers around, bringing in about 19 percent (or $28 billion) of the reported $144 billion in hardware sales last year. TVs, PCs and gaming hardware each saw a decline in revenue share while smartphone and tablet sales grew — slates and e-readers experienced a five percent increase, taking up nearly 11 percent of the hardware pie and raking in $15 billion. Read More: NPD: Hardware sales hit $144 billion in 2011, PCs lead the moneymaking pack admin Marketingdebat Mon, 13 Feb 2012 23:44:00 +0100 http://southbound.dk/2012/02/04/read-later-for-instapaper-january-2012-usage/ Starting a new year with some new usage statistics for Read Later for Instapaper. The trend continues from the previous months and there is an overall increase in users by approximately 8%. The overall usage  has also increased by 11% which makes january yet another great achievement in the apps history. mbanzon Southbound Software Sat, 04 Feb 2012 22:00:48 +0100 http://southbound.dk/2012/02/03/read-later-for-instapaper-december-2011-usage/ The stats for the december usage of Read Later for Instapaper is in – and it’s looking better than ever. There is an 42% increase in overall posted URLs – which is very nice. Furthermore there is an increase in active users of ~2% – not overwhelming - but very nice taking into account that this was over the holiday season. mbanzon Southbound Software Fri, 03 Feb 2012 22:00:58 +0100 http://www.mardahl.dk/2012/01/29/what-are-you-trying-to-obfuscate/ I found two excellent posts on Paul Bradshaw’s Online Journalism blog that I had to share. (Unless you’ve already read them, in which case, great!) In one post, he asks the £10,000 question: who benefits most from a tax threshold change? What wonderful real-life examples. Go read the article and see whether you can spot the difference in these charts. Take heed of his point about making the raw data available. The other post discusses the means of presenting data. This builds on lessons learned from Dan Roam’s “The Back of the Napkin” and Stephen Few’s “Now You See It”. A rough summary reads: just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. Remember to think about the content. The content. What are you trying to tell the reader? What is appropriate or suitable for the situation? Are you actually trying to confuse them? Really?? Paul Bradshaw updated his article with this gem from a New York Times senior software architect entitled Word Clouds Can Be Harmful. It is a must-read. It includes the statement that you can whip out when someone asks you to make a fancy-schmancy visualization: …if it obliterates the ability to read the story of the visualization, it?s not worth adding some wild new visualization style or strange interface. Ah, to think that attending a lecture by Paul Bradshaw last year could lead to such delight in reading these valuable blog posts. Takeaway links Paul Bradshaw’s Online Journalism blog Stephen Few’s “Now You See It” book Dan Roam’s site for “The Back of the Napkin” karen Mardahl.dk Sun, 29 Jan 2012 17:41:37 +0100 http://www.boyer-draeby.dk/2012/01/18/google-analytics-kig-pa-trends-for-googles-analytics-tal-er-forkerte/ Google Analytics er et fantastisk værktøj, og gratis. Men tallene er ikke korrekte, det er guestimater, dvs kalkulerede gæt fra Googles side, om dine besøgende. Det gør så heller ikke noget, fo arbejdet med webstatistik/tracking, skal handle om udvikling og trends. Det er ikke nogen hemmelighed, og jeg faldt over denne artikel om Google Analytics datagrundlag, som også fremhæver pointen. Jeg vil dog gerne skamrose Google for at stille produktet gratis til rådighed, selv om de naturligvis får deres værdi ud af det også. Havde netop en længere korrespondence med deres support i Irland. Yderst imødekommende support, på dansk. Tak for det. Boyer-Draeby.dk - - Rådgivning i online kommunikation, webstrategi, mobiludnyttelse, søgemaskineoptimering, informationsarkitektur, AdWords, Google Analytics, webstatistik mv. Jakob Boyer-Draeby.dk Wed, 18 Jan 2012 13:53:52 +0100 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/mindjumpers/~3/i30YuxQvAow/ TweetBeginning of 2012 has brought in a lot of predictions and opportunities. Another chance to look at the social media universe, analyse the trends and make the strategies. But before starting this, it is always good to look back at how 2011 has been for our different sites and then go on to predict how it would be in future. I feel, these statistics can help you figure out which network has the right demographics for your brand, age and income group. Our data sources for this article were Xposure and Nielson. UK Facebook statistics Facebook now has a reach of just over 30 million unique users for the UK. That means the proportion of the UK total population registered with the site is fast approaching 50%. The demographic breakdown is even more interesting, though. 25-34 year olds are now the largest age group on Facebook as we enter 2012, with users under 17 years making up just 5% of the user base. Therefore, it is good to note that 95% of the population is adult age group. Another important fact to note is that 42% of users claim to be in the £30k-£49,999 income bracket – and the second most highly represented bracket is £50k plus, at 22%! Therefore there is a great deal of potential for high-end luxury brands to meet their right customers base. UK Twitter statistics: Twitter has shown explosive growth this year, with the number of reported users more than doubling from 12 million to 26 million. Twitter?s age profile is again dominated by the 25-44 age group, accounting for over 60% of users. LinkedIn LinkedIn also continues to grow, and now looks to reach around 10% of the UK population. Its users have some way to go to be as dedicated as Facebook?s though, with an average visit lasting less than half the time spent on Facebook. It is also good to know that in terms of disposable income, LinkedIn has the highest percentage of people in the high income group. Tumblr is another platform to watch, with major growth during 2011 and Nielson?s third quarter report putting it at #2 in the UK by page views. Google+ made its debut to great excitement in 2011, According to socialtimes, the UK total user base is still under one million ? and globally, only 17% of those signing up become regular, active users. The losers Last.fm, Bebo and MySpace continue their steady decline, while image-sharing site Flickr maintains its user base of around four million. 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