Video: Web Measurement Standardization, CEO Gary Angel on Functionalism (15 min)
Categories: Social Media Measurement, Video, Web Analytics, Web Strategy ShowPosted on November 13th, 2007I was able to interview Gary Angel, CEO of Semphonic on one of my favorite topics: Measurement. There’s three reasons why Social Media Measurement is important: 1) Proof: Companies deploying social media need to measure, as it’s a ‘new’ type of program. 2) Manage: You can’t manage what you can’t measure proves to be true, and lastly, 3) Whoever controls the measurement for this space drives the revenue, go to Ad:Tech and you’ll realize how important this is.
As this industry starts to standardize, Gary discusses his ‘functionalism’ framework that he’s put together, it standardizes a measurement methodology for any web template. Can a standardization be applied to any webpage? Gary thinks so. I questioned him if webpages can have multiple functions, hear his answer. His White Paper: Functionalism, A New Approach to Web Analytics (PDF), there’s a dozen templates listed in the framework.
You may remember the video blog, Web Strategy Show I used to run at PodTech (my previous employer), the show is designed for those who make decisions for websites, (I call it a Video White Paper) and I interviewed many of the top thought and practice leaders in our industry. These videos tend to be longer in duration, I use a tripod, and we discuss the topics in advance. This is different than my quick “street” video shots I do with my digital camera.
Having left PodTech, (a great place for content creators, as I get to take my show with me) I didn’t get a chance to publish all my tapes (there’s just a few interviews left), and put out a blog post to see if anyone wanted to publish them on my behalf. Cece, from On24.com, a webcasting and media company for some well known brands, immediately contacted me and followed-up. They have a quite a few other videos focused on IT and Marketing topics, on Insight24. They’ve even created a specific channel for the Web Strategy show.
Thanks to Cece and the very professional On24 team!
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nice first show Jeremiah! Recently subscribed and just got the feed… thanks for sharing this but I have to wonder how functionalism would apply to the social network sites or 2.0 elements, where users can potentially create their own content and navigation.
Posted by Jeff on November 13th, 2007 at 10:12 pm
Jeff thanks bud, always great to hear from you.
Functionalism, can it work with amorphous content? Good question.
(oh, and this is show 40 or more)
Posted by jeremiah_owyang on November 13th, 2007 at 11:49 pm
Thanks Jeremiah! We were happy to help. Let us know if you need anything else. Cece for ON24/Insight24.
Posted by Cece Salomon-Lee on November 14th, 2007 at 10:18 am
Lots of common-sense points here.
Posted by paul canning on December 14th, 2008 at 6:12 am