http://www.blogs.commerce360.com/2008/01/omniture-hbx/ Paid and Organic Search Marketing, Search Analytics, and other Online Marketing Topics Fri, 28 Aug 2009 12:30:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 http://www.blogs.commerce360.com/2008/01/omniture-hbx/comment-page-1/#comment-91 Craig Danuloff Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:21:06 +0000 http://www.blogs.commerce360.com/2008/01/omniture-hbx/#comment-91 Alec, just to be clear, i'm saying tank the current HBX, and release a low-end version of the current SiteCatalyst (same code, features turned off) in it's place. Alec, just to be clear, i’m saying tank the current HBX, and release a low-end version of the current SiteCatalyst (same code, features turned off) in it’s place.

]]> http://www.blogs.commerce360.com/2008/01/omniture-hbx/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Alec Cochrane Mon, 21 Jan 2008 19:26:39 +0000 http://www.blogs.commerce360.com/2008/01/omniture-hbx/#comment-78 I really like the idea Craig (honestly I do - you should do it and market it yourself), but I can't see it personally. The sound of the press releases suggests that they aren't going to sell HBX any more. It won't get any product development, the support will dwindle as the user base does until the last 50 people are told to move onto SiteCatalyst or else. That seems like the plan and they may not notice that they lose a load of customers to WebTrends (in a management crisis) or CoreMetrics (too complicated for none analysts) or more likely Google Analytics. They won't notice because they're still picking up new customers to the industry. I really like the idea Craig (honestly I do – you should do it and market it yourself), but I can’t see it personally. The sound of the press releases suggests that they aren’t going to sell HBX any more. It won’t get any product development, the support will dwindle as the user base does until the last 50 people are told to move onto SiteCatalyst or else. That seems like the plan and they may not notice that they lose a load of customers to WebTrends (in a management crisis) or CoreMetrics (too complicated for none analysts) or more likely Google Analytics. They won’t notice because they’re still picking up new customers to the industry.

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