The first Code Camp & Bar Camp, which is joining forces, was held tonight. With representatives from Code Camp, Legion of Tech, and the SQL Group Organizers were all on hand to kick off the discussion. One of the primary focus points was, should we have a two day or single day event? It makes... Continue reading →

Week before Mardi Gras, the Saints rocked and won the Super Bowl, and @webtrends threw an awesome #wtengage Conference. Props out to the long list of Webtrends People there; @DashLavine, @caseycarey, @webtrendspeter, @justinogarrity, @sullybridgetb, @kaykas, @justinkistner, @michelewarther, @mrdiggles, @yodera, @vkenkal, @derekfine, @ekrobi, @mccook, @robinoula, @benfogarty, @noexg, @thomschoenborn, @mediachick, and others! The event was awesome, great... Continue reading →

Read Part 1 & Part 2 of this series if you haven't already. Last entry I worked up the basic origins and destinations for the data we have. Now we have to start turning this into something real, something concrete. The following processes include a whole soup of acronyms and other cryptic vocabulary. The most... Continue reading →

So here is the lowdown on what I will be presenting, demoing, and showing to the attendees & anyone who is interested at Engage 2010. If you are attending and have not signed up on the Engage Crowdvine Site, please do so. There are some great conversations going on there. One other thing I wanted... Continue reading →

Alright. Here I am working through some analytics trending of my Twitter, Facebook, http://www.adronbhall.com , LinkedIn, and other various sources of traffic. Here's the frustrating part. I don't mean a little frustrating, I am talking about a-grade I almost want to break something frustrating. I have bit.ly, Webtrends Analytics, a database with cross-correlated results, a... Continue reading →