3. Looking back and moving forward:
1. Sell in your business not yourself
2. Donāt be afraid to charge appropriately
3. Know your rate and stick to it
4. Know your area of expertise and stick to it
5. Donāt feel obliged to work with people
1. Answering questions without charging for it (within
reason)
2. Being open and realistic with a client
3. Showing value
4. Loving what you do
Things that have worked:
5. What is Web Analytics?
ā¢ Collecting data about website visitors:
ā Visits
ā Unique Visitors
ā Pageviews
ā Pages-Per-Visit
ā Time-on-Site
ā New Visitors
ā Returning Visitors
6. What is Effective Web Analytics?
Reporting on Stats:
ā Visits
ā Unique Visitors
ā Pageviews
ā Pages-Per-Visit
ā Time-on-Site
ā New Visitors
ā Returning Visitors
Reaping Actionable insights:
ā Where does your most
valuable traffic come from?
ā How do visitors from mobile
engage differently from
desktop visitors?
ā Where and why are you
loosing visitors?
ā How is your offline impacting
online sales?
7. What is Effective Web Analytics?
Reaping Actionable insights:
ā Where does your most
valuable traffic come from?
ā How do visitors from mobile
engage differently from
desktop visitors?
ā Where and why are you
loosing visitors?
ā How is your offline impacting
online sales?
Realise Insights:
ā Digital strategy to focus
on campaigns that have
worked
ā Develop a mobile app
ā Rename and redesign
website funnels &
navigation
ā Develop content
around popular areas
8. 1. Data aids understanding
4. Fuels realisation
3. Drives confidence
2. Brings accountability
5. Yields
growth
Why are businesses investing in Web
Analytics?
10. āWeb analytics and services will
underpin the transformation of web
intelligence to support the entire
marketing mixā
Joe Stanhope
Top tips for Google Analytics
11. Top tips for Google Analytics
Attribution
Audience Reports
Optimisation
Traffic Reports
Content Reports
Allocation
Goal Reports
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27. 2 User visits homepage
that was tagged with a
remarketing code.
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recognises cookie id and serves
advertiser ad. 2
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via any traffic sources
(direct, search, referral, etc.)
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36. ā¢āWeāre in a new era of retailing ā the era of mass
personalisationā¦
ā¢ā¦It will offer cheaper products to price-sensitive customers and
luxury products to wealthier customersā¦
ā¢ā¦The power of this approach was born out by a test we did to sell
mattresses. When a customer visited our website, we would use
Clubcard data to tell us if the customer was more swayed by price
or quality. Weād then display the type of mattress that best
reflected that shopperās characteristic. Sales grew by 10%.ā
Source: Tescoās chief executive Philip Clarke, at the
Global Summit of the Consumer Goods Forum, Turkey
Tesco Clubcard
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āI am obnoxiously persistent in helping identify
the desired outcomes of the site / business before
I ever log into their web analytics dataā¦
ā¦without goals and goal values
you are not doing web
analytics, you are doing web
iamwastingyourlifeandminelyticsā
Tracking Website Goals
It tends to be brand search and re-targeting which do well in the last click modelBUT.... For these channels to drive any volumesYou need to build a brand if you want people to search for itAnd you need to get people to your site BEFORE you can re-target them.Focusing on these channels at the expense of others will make it hard to grow your baseFrom a search perspective generic searches are usually happening before a brand one and giving all the credit to the brand search and none to the generic search will in the end mean you will optimise out the generic term which was the initial driver. That way you will limit your reach and ultimately you are limiting yourself to only existing customers. New customers and new credit customers will be limited when focusing optimisation on last converting click only.
One tag will generate one user listā¦ You can place the tag anywhereā¦ It can collect users for up to 18 monthsā¦ And every list can be combined with one another.
