Comments on: Omniture SiteCatalyst vs. Google Analytics http://www.bartgibby.com/2006/10/14/omniture-sitecatalyst-vs-google-analytics/ Bart Gibby, Utah SEO Consultant Sun, 25 Jul 2010 00:47:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: judy p http://www.bartgibby.com/2006/10/14/omniture-sitecatalyst-vs-google-analytics/comment-page-2/#comment-8537 judy p Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:44:44 +0000 http://www.bartgibby.com/2006/10/14/omniture-sitecatalyst-vs-google-analytics/#comment-8537 I also noticed you have so many inaccurate comments, omniture insert the code and it is always accurate, GA however has had and continues to have problems all of the time with inaccurate code (tags). You should change the name of your site, I want GA for everyone and I will run down all of the competition, read what you write your a GA guy and you really do not want to promote anything but GA. I really liked this site at first because I thought it was a true comparison but it has evolved into a GA promo site. I also noticed you have so many inaccurate comments, omniture insert the code and it is always accurate, GA however has had and continues to have problems all of the time with inaccurate code (tags). You should change the name of your site, I want GA for everyone and I will run down all of the competition, read what you write your a GA guy and you really do not want to promote anything but GA. I really liked this site at first because I thought it was a true comparison but it has evolved into a GA promo site.

]]> By: judy p http://www.bartgibby.com/2006/10/14/omniture-sitecatalyst-vs-google-analytics/comment-page-2/#comment-8536 judy p Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:40:10 +0000 http://www.bartgibby.com/2006/10/14/omniture-sitecatalyst-vs-google-analytics/#comment-8536 Too much work to set this up for a large org and you can not have just read rights they need to be able to manage their sections account and GA will not allow that. I talked to twelve large org's and they said if they had the money GA would be gone in a flash and they would get a real analytics tool. You had sperate sites we are talliing one site with 32 sites under the main site and GA is not the analytics app taht can accomplish this large of a project. They are for a small site and nothing more. Plus GA has a lot of bugs and they keep saying they are working on them but the folks using it say they never see any changes, and the app is very limited. I also wanted to add Omniture does not have a lot of bugs, you must have been referring to GA. I also have a lot of contacts that use omniture and they love it and they say it is the perfect app for a large org. I also have come to believe this site is really all about promoting GA, and you are not open to promoting anything but GA. Too much work to set this up for a large org and you can not have just read rights they need to be able to manage their sections account and GA will not allow that. I talked to twelve large org’s and they said if they had the money GA would be gone in a flash and they would get a real analytics tool. You had sperate sites we are talliing one site with 32 sites under the main site and GA is not the analytics app taht can accomplish this large of a project. They are for a small site and nothing more. Plus GA has a lot of bugs and they keep saying they are working on them but the folks using it say they never see any changes, and the app is very limited. I also wanted to add Omniture does not have a lot of bugs, you must have been referring to GA. I also have a lot of contacts that use omniture and they love it and they say it is the perfect app for a large org. I also have come to believe this site is really all about promoting GA, and you are not open to promoting anything but GA.

]]> By: Bart Gibby http://www.bartgibby.com/2006/10/14/omniture-sitecatalyst-vs-google-analytics/comment-page-2/#comment-8517 Bart Gibby Fri, 30 Apr 2010 04:58:09 +0000 http://www.bartgibby.com/2006/10/14/omniture-sitecatalyst-vs-google-analytics/#comment-8517 Judy, GA allows for some simple user accounts, such as admin and read only. you restrict access to areas based on those user permissions yet. I would hope they would allow for it on a individual basis. We have sure had some movers and shakers comment on this blog post. I am looking forward to getting my new blog design active. I have used this one since 2006. Wow my picture was from 2001. Back on topic, your managing 70 domains! That is insane, setup has and always will be the largest time consumer. I am currently helping a client increase his conversion rate from 0.65% site wide average to at least 1.15%. And it has taken a month to finally work through all the cob webs, permissions, and planning to finally get new page layouts, and the small minor changes that really make a difference. I had 160 websites all functional with websites at one time. That was in 2004, toward the end of my college years. But none of them were legitimate businesses, they were just SEO fun test sites, that I was able to break even on. Which reminds me how much I really want to get certified Omniture SiteCatalyst and GA. GA is only $50 for the test, I think I'll take it middle of May. Any suggestions for any other analytic certifications I should go after? Judy,

GA allows for some simple user accounts, such as admin and read only.

you restrict access to areas based on those user permissions yet. I would hope they would allow for it on a individual basis.

We have sure had some movers and shakers comment on this blog post. I am looking forward to getting my new blog design active. I have used this one since 2006. Wow my picture was from 2001.

Back on topic, your managing 70 domains!

That is insane, setup has and always will be the largest time consumer. I am currently helping a client increase his conversion rate from 0.65% site wide average to at least 1.15%. And it has taken a month to finally work through all the cob webs, permissions, and planning to finally get new page layouts, and the small minor changes that really make a difference.

I had 160 websites all functional with websites at one time. That was in 2004, toward the end of my college years. But none of them were legitimate businesses, they were just SEO fun test sites, that I was able to break even on.

Which reminds me how much I really want to get certified Omniture SiteCatalyst and GA. GA is only $50 for the test, I think I’ll take it middle of May.

Any suggestions for any other analytic certifications I should go after?

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