MichaelHalbrook
- The Myth of the Last Click made me think about the varied attribution models we've set up for Omniture Insight clients3:22 PM Nov 6th from TweetDeck
- Seth Godin ponders what we do with the "avalanche of insight" from data. Good stuff: 6:40 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck
- @ Glad to hear you get to head to all the Omniture courses... ESPECIALLY the Insight one!6:11 PM Oct 30th from UberTwitter in reply to jenkinsa
- LOVE the fact that the WiFi is now free at @. Thanks, Borders and Verizon! Quieter than SBUX, easier to work.6:07 PM Oct 30th from UberTwitter
- @ You know I know your dataset. :-) What metric(s)? What time frame? And any filters/selections? @8:47 PM Oct 28th from TweetDeck
- @ Try firstname.lastname@adobe.com. Seems the Omniture addys w/ longer last names aren't forwarding, as adobe usernames r truncated2:05 PM Oct 27th from TweetDeck in reply to usujason
- RT @ OMTR announces avail. of Customers.Omniture.com - live insight into system performance & known issues. 9:08 AM Oct 22nd from TweetDeck
- @ I'm going to email you a longer answer than you can get here, and loop in your consulting team as well.9:05 AM Oct 22nd from TweetDeck
- Heading to MSP to spend time with a client.8:56 AM Oct 22nd from web
- @ Don't forget that what @ is looking to do re: associating with a later-set value is relatively easy in Insight.3:33 PM Oct 21st from TweetDeck
- @ You can do this without regex. Do a Split trans. w/ delimiter of [TAB], then a Merge with the new delimiter (can be blank)8:08 AM Oct 21st from web
- @ ...another field. Does that answer your question, or do I need more info about what you're doing to be sure the answer is "yes"?5:43 AM Oct 20th from TweetDeck
- @. Yes in Insight transformations you can regex to find a string, then replace it w/ a fixed string or a string from...5:42 AM Oct 20th from TweetDeck
- @ Thanks! Good to be back.1:32 PM Oct 19th from TweetDeck
- Back from paternity leave and really ready to hit the ground running again!1:27 PM Oct 19th from web
- RT @:I see Adobe's logic, they really do the "how" of the web well and can integrate the "Why"Nobody does that better than OMTR3:24 PM Sep 15th from TweetDeck
- @ Thanks for the RT on the post!6:25 PM Sep 3rd from TweetDeck in reply to marketingmetier
- New blog post: Segments in 5 minutes with Insight 2:08 PM Sep 3rd from TweetDeck
- In the Herndon, VA office. Very exciting new client implementations & opportunities for use of Insight. 1:10 PM Sep 3rd from TweetDeck
- @ Got ya. Mine's an older version, which starts new numbering in each chapter. Which chapter/section?12:16 PM Aug 23rd from TweetDeck in reply to malcolmbastien
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- Name Michael Halbrook
- Location St. Louis, MO, USA
- Web http://halbrook.n...
- Bio Husband+dad. Omniture Sr. Consultant: Insight tool & retail+travel verticals. Loves God, wife, sons, family, friends, music, books, coffee.
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