Many marketers report on the direct results of content and marketing efforts, but fail to see indirect value. We also often view the performance of our marketing channels individually, despite the fact that most visitor journeys involve several channels.
This presentation walks through several tools in Google Analytics including Multi-Channels funnels and Custom Groupings that allow you to see how your great content may be resulting in assisted (indirect) conversions. And, how that content may be working with other marketing channels more than you realize - in particular, finding the marketing channel combination that’s most likely to yield conversions.
18. Seer Interactive @McGswagg
The reality.
Visitor Reaches
Your Content
EXIT
1 week later
Visitor Reaches
Your Content
EXIT
2 days later Visitor Reaches
Your Content
EXIT
DIRECT
VISIT
Visitor Reaches
Your Content
Visitor
Converts
1 day later
23. But even this view only lets
you see what converted
Seer Interactive @McGswagg
directly.
https://networkedmedia.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/bokbild20.jpg
24. What about content that may have
assisted
with a conversion?
Seer Interactive @McGswagg
25. Seer Interactive @McGswagg
Visitor Reaches
Your Content
EXIT
1 week later
Visitor Reaches
Your Content
EXIT
2 days later Visitor Reaches
Your Content
EXIT
DIRECT
VISIT
Visitor Reaches
Your Content
Visitor
Converts
1 day later
This content didn’t convert on its own, but it
contributed to the final conversion.
53. Seer Interactive @McGswagg
Don’t underestimate your content.
Make sure to uncover the value you
may be overlooking. https://www.flickr.com/photos/fatedenied/