Something I do regularly is visit sites in firefox (my main browser. I
don't clear out my cache that often) and safari (I clear out my cache
every time I use it). I
t's really interesting to see the differences when going to the same
site in both browsers (with and without cookies).
This works e
Hi Audrey,
I would think of the sort of data that you can you find out on a
visitor w/o logging him/her onto the system...
* Geo: Language, Country: Can help serving the relevant content, for
example - translated into the origin language, event and promotions
relevant to the country etc.
* Tech:
I'm not sure if I'd call it personalization, but I've been to sites
that check the browser language preferences via the HTTP header and
serve different things based on that (usually just serving in the
correct language, but between language preferences and IP, you can
make a guess as to where the u
I'm looking for examples of personalization that happens when a user
has not yet logged in, either via cookies, geo location by IP
address, or flash cookies ("local shared objects").
Examples I have so far are:
- Amazon's home page, if you've ever logged in before
- Google local results in standa