Domain Level Metrics has released a beta version of its tool for mining aggregate metrics and provides an API (Application program interface) aggregate data from marketing analytics provider Moz, search analytics firms SpyFu and SEMrush and web stats provider Alexa. The benefit is that one does not require subscription to access the data on these platforms. To use this data it can be exported to a .csv file as the domain metrics itself is not available via an API. To read more: http://marketingland.com/new-dashboard-offers-metrics-selected-search-web-analytical-tools-184464

A business can have numerous customers. Any organization needs to segment their customers. While segmenting the customer list can be done by ranking customers by order size. The analytical tools in the CRM package let you go far beyond a simple ranking. You can get a 360 degree view of your customers. You can increase business with these high-value customers by meeting their needs more effectively. Read more at: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/insidecrm/your-best-customers-your-worst-customers-and-crm-70477

Retailers are using analytical tools in order to drive sales. Organizations use tools such as pricing and assortment optimization, location analytics, and customer-driven marketing. Still, many retailers are puzzled to prioritize their analytical approaches. Some companies are astounded by the large number of options they have, while others find it difficult to manage data provided by various point-of-sale systems, websites and other internal transaction processes. Another reason is a lack of skilled analysts which hampers progress. Thomas H. Davenport (Distinguished Professor of Information Technology and Management at Babson College in Massachusetts), writes in his article about the strategies and approaches organizations must follow while choosing their analytical tools. To know more, follow: http://www.teradatamagazine.com/v09n04/Viewpoints/The-potential-of-retail-analytics/