Attendee Feedback
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Wandering Dave Rhee, Web Analyst
OX2, Frankfurt
It is so exciting to see a major part of future web business unfolding and be part of it...
Natalie Spence, Web Analyst
Business Objects, Vancouver, BC
With a half day still to go, everyone I’ve talked with seems to view the event as a great success in terms of information shared, value delivered and networking opportunities. eMetrics succeeds again in creating an environment for professionals who share a common passion for analytics, multivariate testing, optimization and the pursuit of knowledge through customer interactions.
John Lovett, Analyst,
Jupiter Research
I learned a lot, caught up with colleagues and had a fantastic time overall.
Judah Phillips, Director, Web Analytics,
Reed Business Information
The conference was fantastic, I really learned a lot and it was a great chance to connect with industry peers.
Blake Harrison,
Senior Manager Marketing Optimization and Customer Experience,
Charming Shoppes
Hands-down the most valuable, informative conference I have attended in the past 10 years.
Jeremy Cooker, Consultant,
New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corp.
11 Reasons you should go to the eMetrics Summit
I could have spent the whole day writing about why one should go to the eMetrics Summit in San Francisco, May 7-10. But life calls, and so I have limited myself to the first eleven that came to mind.
Robbin Steif
Lunametrics
Frankly, I did not expect to gain a better understanding of the concepts of Web analytics like this by participating in this event. Although I did not notice it immediately after returning to Japan, I found myself looking at things from new perspectives when I returned to the workplace. The subtitle of this eMetrics Summit is "The Big Picture." And indeed, I seemed to obtain this bird’s-eye view.
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Toshihiro Nishikawa, Mitsue Web Consulting
Well, it’s over and I am tired.
It was a great event. My head is still spinning.
Clint Ivy
Instant Cognition
Jim Sterne’s eMetrics Summits are a premier destination for learning about all things Web Analytics. I have spoken at past eMetrics summits and am a Net Promoter of the events (eMetrics DC '06 reflections).
Avinash Kaushik
Occam’s Razor
The eMetrics Summit in DC that I came back from tonight was, without question, the best conference I have attended. The people I met at the eMetrics Conference were FANTASTIC - everyone I talked with. The Speakers were better in who came to the Summit than what I heard at (other conferences) this year; and they actually talked about REAL STUFF - stuff they're really doing and the problems they are having with it...
Marshall Sponder
WebMetricsGuru
So my impressions of eMetrics overall is, to some extent, one of sensory overload and it will take me a bit of time to process it all. This has actually been my sixth eMetrics Summit and we have both come a long way since the first one I attended in Santa Barbara in 2003, sitting in a room with 80 other people. This event has obviously been a lot bigger with more people and more speakers. But it has also made more impact because we are not focussing on the data that comes out of a web analytics system and debating to death the differences between logfile analysis versus page tagging. Web analytics is necessary but not sufficient. The issues have moved on and the good news is, so has this conference.
Neil Mason, Applied Insights
Applied Insights Blog
Aurélie and I have been thrilled by this experience. The conversations that we have had in addition with the presentations has given us a new insight about the future of Web Analytics and thus our company. I think that this event is going to have a great influence in the future of OX2.
René Dechamps Otamendi
WebAnalytics.be
The October 2006 Washington DC eMetrics Summit was ground breaking in terms of its size and its breadth of focus. These eMetrics Summit reviews are becoming a tradition on my part, but there was something quite special about the industry maturity and scale that this conference reflected.
Vicky Brock of HBR
Web Analytics Scotland
I don't often write, "And then I did this, and then I did that..." but I wanted to share all the cool things that happen at the eMetrics Summit in between the "scheduled" learning. Two months ago, in fact, I wrote Jim Sterne and asked him for more structured mentoring at the Summit but he wrote, it really happens by itself. And he was right: (read the rest)
Thanks for an enlightening conference, at an elegant venue, with a high schmooz factor.
Guy Creese, Former Research Director,
Internet Analytics, Aberdeen Group
The eMetrics Summit in Santa Barbara was a big hit. I'm always amazed by the enthusiasm and openness that practitioners ... have about their craft. ...There is a great bursting of excitement when you get to talk to others who really understand and appreciate what you do all day. There was way too much great information presented to try to summarize here, but here are my three top take aways.
Paul Strupp, Sun Microsystems
Web Analytics Analyzed
Thanks again for a great conference. It was awesome. The conference moved along beautifully, the food was great, the location was fantastic, the way you broke up the time between formal presentations and the discussion groups was also great.
Kristin Zhivago President,
Zhivago Marketing Partners
Hands down the best event: Great presentations, Great accommodations, Great conversation.
Eric Peterson
Web Analytics Demystified








































