Web Analytics: Creating reports that people will read

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Web Analytics:
Writing a report that people will read

Max Daniels - abcd/WWW - 07.13.2011

the problem

the (current) solution

recency + click = engagement

•  red columns are GA advanced
segments
•  black columns are standard GA
KPIs
•  purple columns are computed
values

harvard.edu most engaged
traffic, May-June 2011: 7.8%

Title

photo by erix used under Creative Commons license

gazette “most engaged”
advanced segment

Gazette most engaged traffic,
May-June 2011: 6.5%

social influence

reach = + + +

+ + +
engagement = ____________________

+

summary

•  big board numbers for a quick read
•  measure both quality and quantity
•  engagement requirements can be
stringent (and) or relaxed (or)
•  bar for each metric can be low or high
•  formulas can be simple or weighted
•  formulas can – and will – be modified

thank you

questions?
max_daniels@harvard.edu

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3. the (current) solution

4. recency + click = engagement •  red columns are GA advanced segments •  black columns are standard GA KPIs •  purple columns are computed values

5. harvard.edu most engaged traffic, May-June 2011: 7.8%

6. Title photo by erix used under Creative Commons license

7. gazette “most engaged” advanced segment

8. Gazette most engaged traffic, May-June 2011: 6.5%

9. social influence reach = + + + + + + engagement = ____________________ +

10. summary •  big board numbers for a quick read •  measure both quality and quantity •  engagement requirements can be stringent (and) or relaxed (or) •  bar for each metric can be low or high •  formulas can be simple or weighted •  formulas can – and will – be modified

11. thank you questions? max_daniels@harvard.edu