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Paul Jarvis

Paul Jarvis was the co-founder of Fathom Analytics (now retired), and handled the design, content and brand of the business.

He is also the author of Company of One (which has been published in 20+ languages worldwide). His writing and ideas have appeared in Bloomberg, The Financial Times, Inc., Forbes, CNBC, The Next Web, Fast Company, USA Today and more.

Paul is a veteran of the online tech world and, over the years, has worked with such clients as Microsoft, Yahoo, Mercedes-Benz, Warner Music and even Shaquille O’Neal. He has over 25 years of design and writing experience.

He no longer exists on social media, nor does he have an online presence. Please do not contact Fathom Analytic's customer support to get in touch with him.
Paul Jarvis

Published posts (page 7)

Fathom Analytics vs the competition

Fathom Analytics vs the competition

Fathom Analytics is simple to use, and fully respects the privacy of your website visitors. Let’s compare it to the competition (and Google Analytics).

 20 years to overnight success

20 years to overnight success

A detailed look at how to create a lasting and successful product.

 Does removing Google Analytics hurt SEO rankings?

Does removing Google Analytics hurt SEO rankings?

The short answer is no, using Fathom instead of Google Analytics will not hurt your SEO ranking.

 What we’ve learned about digital privacy through a 1,500+ person survey

What we’ve learned about digital privacy through a 1,500+ person survey

1,515 people participated and shared their fears and behaviours around digital privacy.

 We must ban targeted advertising immediately

We must ban targeted advertising immediately

The solution to one of our most challenging privacy issues of today could have the simplest answer.

 April Fools: Individual Person Tracking

April Fools: Individual Person Tracking

Now Fathom customers don’t have to just rely on our speedy but anonymized and aggregate data for their website.

 Online privacy trends

Online privacy trends

With the help of a qualitative research company, I ran an online privacy trends survey with 1,500+ respondents.

 No more spy pixels

No more spy pixels

I don’t know if you’ve opened or read my newsletter.

 My favourite digital privacy tools for 2020

My favourite digital privacy tools for 2020

The following is a list of privacy tools I’ve used and enjoy using to keep me as private as possible online.

 How to build wealth slowly

How to build wealth slowly

You don’t have to pick stocks or have huge swaths of money to start investing.