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Andrew Edwards is a managing partner at Technology Leaders, a web analytics consulting and technology firm based in New York.

He is a co-founder and former board member of the Web Analytics Association.

A pioneer in the interactive space, Andrew formed one of the first web development companies in New York in 1993. Andrew won numerous industry awards during the 1990s and helped found Technology Leaders in 2002. At Technology Leaders, Andrew has spearheaded the development of a consulting practice focused exclusively on web analytics.

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The Curse of Too Much Data

Written on
May 18th 2011
Author
  |   Andrew Edwards

ADOTAS – Few marketers know of the mountainous treasure trove of data available to them via the use of web analytics. Many are surprised when, having deployed an analytics tool, data comes at them in a gusher. It often seems too much, too fast, and is more often than not, [...] More...

It’s 2011: Is Your Agency Ready for Web Analytics?

Written on
April 18th 2011
Author
  |   Andrew Edwards

ADOTAS – Until evidence was presented to me this year at certain digital marketing events, I had long understood the crossroads where agency meets analytics to be not unlike the crossroads where guitar picker meets the devil: legendary, but doubtful and not wholly convincing in its result (except for rare [...] More...

Measuring Web Activity with. . .Photoshop?

Written on
September 21st 2009
Author
  |   Andrew Edwards

ADOTAS — Don’t get me wrong—I love Photoshop. I’ve used it for many years with great satisfaction. I also love Omniture’s suite of web analytics products. I’ve used them for years (almost entirely on behalf of customers) with great satisfaction. But now look what’s happened. Adobe bought Omniture. And though I [...] More...

The Cookie Monster—Is it Eating Your Privacy?

Written on
September 10th 2009
Author
  |   Andrew Edwards

ADOTAS — Cookies are a foundational part of accurate web analytics. They let us marketers recognize returning visitors and allow us to perform some very useful tasks, such like as user segmentation and path analysis, without which we’d have to consider ourselves rather primitive digital marketers indeed. Take away cookies on [...] More...

Painting the Enterprise Picture with Google Analytics

Written on
July 22nd 2009
Author
  |   Andrew Edwards

ADOTAS — A recent Forrester report indicated that a rather large percentage of enterprises are using Google somewhere, somehow. I don’t doubt it. But what I do know is that there are very few enterprises relying today on Google for their main analytics effort. Perhaps rightfully, Google is still thought of [...] More...

Fox in the Henhouse: Should You Trust Your Agency with Analytics?

Written on
June 15th 2009
Author
  |   Andrew Edwards

ADOTAS — Advertising agencies—and especially digital agencies—are among the most fascinating companies in the world. They are staffed (most of the time) by whip-smart, sometimes arrogant, fun, creative, young, attractive people. Doesn’t it always seem like the good-looking smarty-pants you knew in high school ended up working at an agency? Sometimes, [...] More...

Google (Analytics) comes marching in. . .with you right behind

Written on
June 1st 2009
Author
  |   Andrew Edwards

ADOTAS — Google Analytics is free—like nearly every other Google service except advertising on its search pages. Free is a magical word. It sprinkles fairy dust everywhere it goes. It can open the mind of even the stoniest corporate curmudgeon. It can spark a flicker of hope in even the most [...] More...




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