What is Statistical Confidence Rating?
How To Use UTM Parameters – The beginner’s guide
If you have used ‘goals’ in Google Analytics you will be familiar with how easy it can be to track when certain events occur on your website or mobile apps. Where things can get a little trickier is when you want to analyse data on where a user came from or what piece of creative they engaged with before completing a goal. This is where UTM Parameters come in handy.
Value Track + UTM Parameters = Tracking Success at a Granular level
When talking to a new client, we often get requests for help on measuring and optimising AdWords activity more efficiently. The most common is how to add the keyword a specific customer clicked on before registering to their data records. It is often thought that this can only be done through buying in a 3rd party piece of software or ad management tool. However, this is not the case. Without any additional cost, it is possible to get keyword level or other information surfaced in your analytics systems.
Awareness, Evaluation & Purchase Cycle – The Purchase Funnel in a Nutshell
Analysis Paralysis for Marketers: When Your Data Works Against You
Digital marketing is being revolutionised by data. Having the ability to track conversions on a granular level, find out what campaigns, ads or landing pages are converting the best and what headlines your email list responds best to are the type of information that will set the difference between efficient marketers staying ahead of the game, and the rest.
How To Use A/B Testing in Your Digital Marketing Activity
The Great Mistake: Correlation Vs. Causation
As a high performing marketer, data should be at the centre of each decision you take to bring your business forward. You collect data across your activity, analyse it, put some conclusions forward, and base your next step on your observations. But an easy mistake to make when you are analysing a set of data is confusing Correlations and Causations.
Top Tips to Improve Landing Page Conversion Rates
Segmenting your Customer Base & Setting Objectives to Grow your Revenue
All your customers are not equal. Some of them buy a lot, some buy more occasionally, and unfortunately, some will also churn and stop buying from you. In other words, your customers are not all equally profitable for your business. Segmenting your customer base according to their behaviour allows you to understand what type of messaging to put in front of different people.