cissou

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by cissou 12y ago
Thanks for the good luck! Can you ping me at cyril@hublo.co so I can get your direct experience feedback? Would be great!
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by cissou 12y ago
Thank you for your concern, we are not based in France though.
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by cissou 12y ago
The same as AdRoll conceptually, except we let people in charge of the campaigns (usually marketers, non-developers) add events and segmenting options on their own. Clicks, form submits, time on site, number of sessions, last seen aren&#x27
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by cissou 12y ago
Sorry if the website feels a bit slow: we weren't expecting this much traffic! Happy to answer your questions here directly :)
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Show HN: Hublo – Retarget your visitors based on what they do on your site (hublo.com)
66 points by cissou 12y ago|24 comments
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by cissou 12y ago
Brilliant. getComputedStyle used to give away the color of a link, so at some time this attack was trivial: you didn't need any user input, as a blue link meant :unvisited, and a purple one meant :visited. Replacing getComputedStyle wi
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by cissou 12y ago
For ad related purposes, it makes it easy to see if you've visited competitors' websites (3-5 of them), therefore meaning that you're actively looking for business, instead of just bouncing on the page with no intent of buyin
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Threats to data accuracy in web-analytics and ways to prevent them(blog.hublo.com)
4 points by cissou 13y ago|0 comments
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Yahoo Search and HTTPS: why it happened and what it changes?(blog.hublo.com)
1 points by cissou 13y ago|0 comments
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Why and how all the links to your website must be tracked(blog.hublo.co)
3 points by cissou 13y ago|0 comments
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by cissou 13y ago
mixpanel, paditrack, localitycs, click tale, adobe analytics, webtrends, there are many softwares available in this space
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by cissou 13y ago
FUD would have been to disregard Goal flows entirely. The fact that GA gives you the choice is part of the problem: there are two funnel visualizations, and it confuses most people. If you believe that web-analytics should be understood and
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by cissou 13y ago
Is there nothing to build on top of? A "e-mail" dev framework (open source if possible) with hooks so that you can focus on only front-end, or something similar?
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by cissou 13y ago
Well, Google Analytics is very generous. It's just that what you save by getting it for free, you have to invest in educating yourself.
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Secrets about Google Analytics funnels(blog.hublo.co)
32 points by cissou 13y ago|18 comments
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by cissou 13y ago
You know people who _only_ used Facebook e-mail?? Never attaching files or adding CC? Although, if Whatsapp acquisition tells us anything, is that Facebook is not king in the realm of messaging, be it e-mail, inbox, SMS or anything ;)
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Marketing folks won't learn to code: analytics must adapt(blog.hublo.co)
5 points by cissou 13y ago|2 comments
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by cissou 13y ago
ha! cool! we've had our visualizer for quite some time at hublo ( http://hublo.co ). the demo is public so you can try it with your own website.
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by cissou 13y ago
God, I remember the pre-drobox era, when I would e-mail myself different versions of .doc files... the "early days cloud" was just e-mail!!
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by cissou 13y ago
you can't attach more than 25MB... And even if you send "just" 20MB you have to wait for it to upload entirely. And sometimes the receiver will have zipped attachments blocked by her own mail client... Terrible experiences :)
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by cissou 13y ago
Good points, though the article doesn't talk about attachments, which are a terrible pain... It's seeing quite a lot of disruption, with the likes of We Transfer or infinit.io, but now that Google Drive covers this for me I haven&