4. Agenda
Part 1
Is our website working?
Break
Part 2
Q/A
Actions
Next meeting
5. Why is it important to
measure?
You know if there's been an improvement (or not)
You know how much we can spend on marketing
You know what works and can repeat it
10. What do the
categories mean?
Audience
Market research
Advertising
Is Google Adwords working?
Traffic Sources
Where are the leads coming from (or not)
Content
Average page load = speed/performance
Conversion
Goals and Ecommerce
11. Key Phrases
Visits
Number of visits to your site
Pages/Visit
Average number of pages viewed
during a visit to your site or average page depth
Avg. Time on Site
Average duration of a visit to your site.
12. Key Phrases
% New Visits
Percentage of visits that were first-time visits.
Bounce
Single page visit.
Bounce Rate
is the percentage of single-page visits (i.e. visits in
which the person left your site from the entrance page).
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Brief run through
Visitors now audience
1. Visits = Popularity/Vanity - doing well with your PR campaign people know you're out there! 2. Total number of visits or pages opened - Quality of visit - doing research about your company or product - information rich site. 3. Average time - quality good info keeping them there. Lots of info to read. Might indicate how long they're spending on each page...
4. % New Visits is the percentage of visits that were first-time visits (from people who had never visited your site before). New PR Campaign - Newspaper article, advert, presentation... 5. Bounce Rate is the percentage of single-page visits (i.e. visits in which the person left your site from the entrance page). Looked at the content and didn't like it or thought it wasn't relevant to what they were looking for.