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John Lovett

John Lovett
Senior Analyst

Research Coverage

Customer Experience, Customer Privacy & Marketing Ethics, Design & Usability Processes, Direct Marketing, Direct Marketing Management, Direct Marketing Measurement, Direct Marketing Organization, Marketing & Advertising, Marketing Measurement, Marketing Measurement Methods & Techniques, Marketing Metrics & ROI, Marketing Organization & Culture, Web Analytics

Research Focus

John serves Customer Intelligence professionals. He is a leading expert on Web analytics, multivariable testing, and Web site optimization technologies. His research focuses on applying marketing intelligence garnered from user behavior and clickstream activity to deliver highly relevant and engaging online experiences.

Previous Work Experience

John came to Forrester through its acquisition of JupiterResearch. He has more than a decade of experience in Internet marketing and Web technology research. He is an active member of the Web Analytics Association and currently serves on the research subcommittee. Previously, John was a senior analyst for the Aberdeen Group, responsible for building and managing the online customer experience practice. Prior to that, John spent five years at Gomez.com as an analyst and consultant focusing on Web development and marketing technologies. John is a frequent speaker at the eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summits, Web Analytics X Change conference, Internet Retailer, and Shop.org.

Education

John earned a B.A. in English from Colorado State University.

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John is a fanatical fly-fisherman and enjoys catch-and-release fishing in remote locations.


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Recent Media Citations
Fortune, "Josh James: The man who measures the Web," October 26, 2009
BusinessWeek, "Adobe's Pricey Purchase," September 16, 2009
CRM, "Web Analytics Market to Hit the Billion-Dollar Mark by 2014," May 26, 2009
DM News, "Yahoo's Web Analytics Tool Upgrade Takes A Non-Google Approach," May 4, 2009