How to Analyze Your Website's Performance | PCWorld Business Center

Building a website--whether you're selling products or creating a blog or another information-based site--has always presented a challenge. You have complete control over your content, but virtually no control over who's consuming it. Analytics tools have been part of the Web world for years, but many site owners haven't fully explored them out of fear that they're too difficult to use.

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The Content Conundrum: To Create Or Automate?

When it comes to content creation--even in short bits and blasts on Twitter---the human touch is what will keep marketers relevant and real. A look at J.Crew, Wegmans, NASCAR, and other brands that are getting it right. Last weekend I snagged a lounge chair at our community pool next to a friend and fellow marketer I haven't seen in weeks.

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The next generation business: Data is the new platform

When thinking about the value of the data a company collects vs. the traditional value of the product it may produce, collecting and analyzing broad categories of customer + product data is becoming equally - if not more - valuable than the product itself.

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MultiStorey Doubles Your iPhone's Multitasking Drawer Capacity

iOS (Jailbroken): One of the frustrations that comes with iOS' multitasking abilities is that you can only see the first few apps in the drawer. Often times you want to quit an app that hasn't been used in awhile and so you're stuck scrolling around until you find it.

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The Scrollwork Desktop

Flickr user T R wanted a simple and elegant desktop that looked good when he wasn't using his system, but didn't have a bunch of distracting widgets in the way when he started opening windows. The end result is this: a simple working space that's informative when everything is minimized, and minimal when it's business time.

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