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See his top 10 potential trends for the next 12 months. Last year was a great year in the web analytics world. We saw awesome advancements from just about every vendor in the web analytics industry. Some of my favorite achievements of the past 12 months were: Google rolled out the Google Tag Manager to the masses and launched very cool functions such as auto event tracking.The addition of demographic data in Google Analytics has led to amazing insights.Adobe launched a new (much improved) interface to Adobe Analytics which showed how useful a web analytics solution can be when owned by a company that made its name with UI design tools.Tag management companies such as TagMan and Tealium landed many great new customers as well as big rounds of funding. 1.
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The Ultimate Cheat Sheet For Starting And Running Your Business. Editor’s note: James Altucher is an investor, programmer, author, and several-times entrepreneur.
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(Illustration by George Bates) Accidental death and dismemberment insurance” just might be the most grisly consumer product name in history—the name suggests that if you think you need this insurance, what you might actually need is a dramatic change in your lifestyle or occupation. Two years ago, when I embarked on a research study to understand why some civic organizations grow to be large and influential while others don’t, little did I know that accidental death and dismemberment insurance would provide the answer. But there I was, perusing the member benefits of the National Rifle Association of America (NRA), when I was surprised to discover that one of the reasons people join is that the NRA will automatically insure you (and your limbs) in case of a firearms accident. The Quest for Scale Many are traditional membership organizations, such as the NRA, AARP, and AAA.