Understanding what matters. Measuring meaningful engagement while respecting the privacy and choices of every visitor.
Understand visits, navigation patterns, returning visitors, traffic sources and general website usage.
Understand which articles, essays and papers receive sustained readership and attention.
Measure interactions with important calls to action such as speaking, advisory and partnership enquiries.
Measure successful enquiry submissions without sending private form information to analytics tools.
Understand newsletter signup activity and which pages contribute to meaningful subscriber growth.
Understand how visitors arrive at the website through search, LinkedIn, media, partners and other sources.
The website is intended to become a serious intellectual platform for writing, research, Founder Intelligence and systems thinking.
Analytics can help us understand what readers find valuable without reducing intellectual work to a popularity contest.
The website should not collect information simply because technology makes collection possible.
Visitors should understand what tracking technologies are being used.
Visitors should be able to accept or reject applicable non-essential tracking.
Visitors should be able to change their preferences later.
Only useful and appropriate information should be collected.
The success of this website should be measured by meaningful outcomes rather than traffic alone.
Article readership, returning visitors, newsletter growth and earned media referrals.
Qualified speaking, advisory, Founder Intelligence and partnership enquiries.
Academic enquiries, media interest, invitations, citations and institutional engagement.
Relevant referral traffic and engagement with organisations across Pauline's wider ecosystem.
Analytics should support better decisions without compromising visitor privacy or turning people into data points.