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Sunday, June 19th, 2011 at 11:05
Search Engine Strategies San Jose starts today, and conversions is definitely a hot topic. Members of the Website Optimizer team and our partners are speaking throughout the show, and there’s a lot more going on.
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009
Wednesday, August 12th, 2009
- Convert Your Visitors to Customers (Google Site Search) – Nitin Mangtani – 10:45am – 12:00pm
- Landing Page Testing & Tuning – Tim Ash – 10:45-12:00
- Google AdWords, Analytics & Website Optimizer Secrets Revealed + Google Science Fair – 2:30pm – 3:45pm
- Real World Multivariate Testing – Trevor Claiborne (that’s me), Jim McDonald, Ayat Shukairy, David Sprinkle – 4:00pm – 5:15pm
- Turning Simple Change Into Big Profit – Matthew Bailey, Kayden Kelly, and Lance Loveday – 4:00-5:15
Thursday, August 13
- Extreme Makeover: Live Landing Page Clinic – Tim Ash – 2:15-3:30
- Extreme Makerover: Why am I not making enough sales – Brendan Regan – 3:45-5:00
On Wednesday, we’re holding a special session: Google AdWords, Analytics & Website Optimizer Secrets Revealed. Sandra Cheng, Product Manager for Website Optimizer, will be unveiling the largest Website Optimizer experiment to date. Also, please join us for the Google Science Fair. Engineers and product managers from AdWords, Analytics, and Website Optimizer will be there to show what they’re working on, answer questions, and just chat. This event is on Wednesday starting at 2:30pm in Ballroom A3.
And if you’re at the show, come find me at the Google Booth, #403. There’s a Website Optimizer sticker in it for you.
Posted by Trevor Claiborne, Website Optimizer team
Google Website Optimizer Blog
Sunday, May 29th, 2011 at 11:37
Many of us are preparing our journey to San Francisco for Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference. It hopefully brings us at least a preview of iOS 5. And iCloud. And so much more.
So it comes as no surprise, that this week in iOS development has been pretty slow.
- Last week I pointed out that from my discussion with peers I learned, that many still struggle with subtle memory management details and the inner workings of at least parts of Objective-C. In iOS 4, Apple introduced a new language construct, called Blocks. Joachim Bengtsson has what I regard as the most comprehensive and clearly written introduction to Blocks. It’s a little bit hard to digest, but I highly recommend giving it a try. Thanks to @lippling for the tip.
- When Tweetie Twitter hit the iPad, the blogosphere was abuzz about its remarkably fresh user interface. Ever wondered how it’s created? Aaron Brethorst explains how to build the Twitter iPad user experience. GitHub hosted source code included!
- Nielsen Norman Group published a 116 long pages report on iPad Apps and Website Usability. The free download is based on “two rounds of usability studies with real users, reporting how they actually used a broad variety of iPad apps as well as websites accessed on the iPad”. I admit, it’s a massive read for those of us, who like to code. But if you happen to be on a plane to San Francisco next week anyway, you might really want to dive into it. Thanks to @jdandrea for this and the one before.
- If you are still with us after heaving read the Nielsen Norman Group’s report, Guy English has a fascinating article in which he revisits a five years old Ars Technica post. It deals with the history of Objective-C, its possible shortcomings and what Apple should do, to further evolve the language into a good direction. You just want his conclusion? Here we go: “I believe that UIKit and AppKit (well, mostly) are well enough abstracted that they can serve their purpose for many more years.”
- This week, one of my customers was complaining that in one of the apps I’ve created, the ringtone mute switch was also killing the media player’s audio when playing back video. Not only is this contrary to how Apple’s own YouTube app behaves, it really tends to confuse users. Unfortunately, it also is the media player’s default behavior! Turns out, the fix is pretty easy. Find my explanation here.
- Many developers use the open source ShareKit to integrate into Facebook, Twitter and other parts of the Social Web. Last week we experienced yet another breaking change in Facebook’s APIs, causing ShareKit to stop working. Apparently, a fix has been submitted to GitHub. I was not able to confirm it myself as of this writing, so if you’ve updated ShareKit and it works – or doesn’t – please let us know in the comments.
That’s it for week 21 in iOS Development.
Should you stumble upon anything great we should cover in next week’s rundown, please tip me over at Twitter (@24z).
Last but not least, for those of you attending WWDC, Mac Indie has The Definitive WWDC’11 Party & Event List.
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Thursday, May 26th, 2011 at 11:01
Two great industry conferences are happening next week in San Jose:
eMetrics and the
Conversion Conference. Veterans of the industry will be familiar with eMetrics, but you may not know about the Conversion Conference.
The Conversion Conference is a brand new event being chaired by Tim Ash. Tim is the president of
Site Tuners (a Website Optimizer Certified Partner), and if you’ve been to any online marketing conference in the last few years, you’ve probably heard him speak about the importance of conversion. He’s helped assemble some of the best minds in conversion (like Bryan Eisenberg and Jakob Nielsen) for a really amazing event.
If you haven’t registered yet, Conversion Conference is offering a $ 250 late-bird discount. Just enter CCW646 when registering at the
Conversion Conference site.
Here’s some of the happenings at the two conferences:
Tuesday, May 4th
- 11am – Introduction to Website Optimizer session (I’m giving this session)
- 1:50pm – What’s New with Google Analytics with Brett Crosby
- 2pm – Web Analytics & Uncovering Problems with Eric Peterson & Brett Crosby
We’ll be hosting a book signing of the brand new book
Performance Marketing with Google Analytics. All three authors, two Google Analytics Certified Partners, Justin Cutroni and Caleb Whitmore and a former member of the Google Analytics team, Sebastian Tonkin, will be on hand giving away and signing the new book on May 4th, starting at 3pm in the Cupertino room.
Wednesday, May 5th
- 9am – Keynote: Leveraging Bleeding Edge Analytics Goodies with Avinash Kaushik
- 12:15pm – Brown Bag Deep Dive with Google Analytics product manager, Jayanth Mysore
Also, don’t miss your chance to come face to face with the HiPPO at the Google booth. Hope to see you next week in San Jose.
Posted by Trevor Claiborne, Website Optimizer team
Google Website Optimizer Blog
