Peter Schoenster wrote:
> I just got off the phone with a webmaster at a fortune company. He
> wanted to know what version of webtrends I was using. Why I asked?
> Well other host companies that they were using could not show him
> referer links, keywords etc. The other host company thought it was
> the "software".
Older versions of WebTrends do not show keywords stats in the reports, so
his question isn't completely ludicrous. WebTrends also allows you to define
the reports. It's possible that the other webmasters he talked to did not
turn on that option (if it's in their version).
> But most so-called webmasters etc have no clue what is involved.
There are many clues to have, many more than I've got, that's for sure. As a
consultant it's my job to identify the limitations of the other person's
knowledge, correct them when they're wrong, don't pretend I know something
when I don't, learn from my client as much as I can, keep good ideas
flowing, shoot down bad ones, and implement/build the product. Tough
balance. Nonetheless, I'm at a learning stage, as is the other guy. We might
just be at different stages, right?
> The
> term "command-line" does not even mean anything to a lot of IS people
> I talk to. I tell them that I need a command-line to work and they
> don't know what I am talking about, less why I need it.
What do you do when you find that out?
Jack
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