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Re:How Pipedrive went from 0 to 10,000 paying customers in SaaS by blumkvist on Friday December 19, 2014 @03:52AM (#8771524)
ISSN: 1573-059X; 0022-2437; 0022-2429; 0732-2399; 2164-3970; 1520-6793.

https://www.informs.org/ (a couple of the journals are published by them); their Analytics magazine is also good, as well as their site.

ama.org

Any book published by Springer, Emeral Insight and Taylor & Francis Group.

for websites - the emarketer.com, meclabs family, econsultancy, conversion-rate-experts.com, distilled, butleranalytics.com, dmnews.com, kaushik.net, analyticsvidhya.com, ppchero.com, internetretailer.com, targetmarketingmag.com, SELand.

I don't like SELand much, but haven't found anything better when it comes to news about search. Do you have any suggestions?

Re:How Pipedrive went from 0 to 10,000 paying customers in SaaS by shostack on Friday December 19, 2014 @09:35PM (#8775683)
Thanks for sharing your list. I have to say I find it a bit interesting that you knock on Optimizely, Rand Fishkin and co but then reference ppchero, conversion-rate-experts, etc. They all have a range of quality, but I've seen high-quality pieces from both the sources you discounted and the sources you like.

I LOVE the Meclabs properties. MarketingExperiments.com is absolutely fantastic in particular. Definitely a fan of the others you listed as well. Avinash Kaushik is my analytics hero and I often find myself linking to his pieces when trying to educate about attribution or how to look at data.

SearchEngineLand is pretty decent for getting raw industry news, but some of their pieces are definitely skewed based on the biases of the authors. Believe it or not, there is actually some decent discussion that happens on Reddit in /r/ppc and /r/adops as well as every now and then in Quora.

My biggest problem right now is finding time to digest all the info. I used to be able to carve out a decent chunk when that was a large part of my role in the agency world, but now that I'm client-side my days are filled with many other items, so I have to fit it in where I can.