Digital Analytics Flashcards

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What is Digital Analytics?

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Digital Analytics is a set of tools for tracking how users (potential customers) interact with digital marketing; data collected by online tracking tools; data analysis from all digital channels, including websites, applications, emails, etc.

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What are advantages of Digital Analytics?

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Advantages of Digital Analytics is:
- reach more audience effectively
- measurable outcome
- high ROI

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What is Google Analytics?

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Google Analytics is a specific web analytics and app tool provided by Google that tracks and reports website and app performance; one of the most commonly used tools in Digital Analytics

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Why is Digital Analytics Valuable?

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Digital Analytics is Valuable because we can measure many different aspects of the Purchase Funnel in MKT:
- Track online behavior
- Use data to make decision about how to reach and influence customers

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What is Web Analytics?

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Web Analytics is a way to track and measure online user behavior so that we can optimize the conversion and results we are seeking

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What are the Two Functions of Web Analytics?

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  1. Analysis
  2. Implementation
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What is the Analysis Function of Web Analytics?

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What is the Implementation Function of Web Analytics?

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How does Web Analytics Work?

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Web Analytics collects data from your websites to create reports that provide insights into businesses:
▪ Gathering the data about the traffic on a website
▪ Provide summary reports of this data

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Why do we study Web Analytics?

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  • Measure current website behavior
  • Optimize your website to achieve behavior goals
  • Use available data to increase conversion
  • See how traffic acquisition, on-site behavior, and how they affects conversion rate
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What are KPIs for Evaluating a Website?

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  • Traffic
  • Conversion
  • Revenue per Conversion
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What does Traffic (KPI) look like when evaluating online retail?

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  • Sessions: a group of events recorded for a user in a given time period( by GA4). It refers to the number of times any user visits your website
  • For example, a single session can contain multiple page views, events, social interactions, and e-commerce transactions
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What does Conversion (KPI) look like when evaluating online retail?

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Conversion (KPI) is an action that‘s counted when users/customers interact with an ad or free product listing (i.e. clicks a text ad, views a video ad) and then takes an action that you’ve defined as valuable to your business (i.e. an online purchase, a call to your business from a mobile phone)

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How are Conversions Measured?

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  • Conversions are measured with conversion rate
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How are Conversion Rates Calculated?

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Conversion Rates are calculated by simply taking the number of conversations and dividing that by the number of total ad sessions that can be tracked to a conversion during the same time period.

  • EX: if you had 50 conversions from 1,000 sessions, your conversion rate would be 5%, since 50 ÷ 1,000 = 5%.
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What does Revenue per Conversion(KPI) look like when evaluating online retail?

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Revenue per Conversion:
▫ Average order value
▫ Revenue per session

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In the Example below, does the business gain or lose money from the ad channel?

▪ Example:
- Cost per session (CPC) = $2.00
- Revenue per session (RPS) = $1.50

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What are Leads?

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Leads in marketing refer to any individual or organization within your MKT reach who has interacted with your brand way or has the potential to become a future customer

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What is Lead Generation?

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Lead generation is the process of generating consumer interest for a product or service to turn that interest into a sale

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How do we use KPIs for Lead Generation?

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The KPI we use for Lead Generation are:
- Users (also refer to close rate and closed deal value) as influencing management of the website

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  • Why Should a Lead Generation Site Use ‘Users’ as a KPI Instead of ‘Sessions’?
  • Which was the traffic KPI chosen for online retail websites?
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How do we use KPIs for Media (Subscription & Ads)?

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▪ Traffic: Sessions, Users (non-subscribers)

▪ Conversion: Pages per session, Sessions per user (per day)
- Conversion rate: New Subscribers / Users (non-subscribers)

▪ Revenue per conversion: Revenue per subscription, Trial conversion rate

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What are factors of lower conversion rates?
❑ Poor audience selection ❑ Poor messaging on the website ❑ Technical glitch
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How to Make Better Decisions with Digital Analytics?
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What is Segmentation?
Segmentation is dividing visitors into groups that offer meaningful, actionable insights
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How do we use Digital Analytics to Segment a Market?
* Digital analytics tools could help us segment the consumers by: – New vs. Returning Visitors – Geographically – Timing (Season, Month, Time of Day/Week/Month) – Browser Type – Screen Size – Device
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Why is the segmentation implemented by digital analytics tools important for businesses?
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What are Major Digital Analytics Platforms?
▪ Google Analytics ▪ Adobe Experience Cloud ▪ IBM Core metrics ▪ Web trends
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What is Google Analytics? and why is it so popular and often used?
Google Analytics is a web and app (GA 4) analytics service offered by Google that tracks and reports website traffic; Google Analytics provides a free basic analytics service and a paid option with more features. It is the most widely-used web analytics, installed on 86% of websites worldwide.
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How does Google Analytics help Digital Marketers?
Google Analytics help Digital Marketers investigate how traffic acquisition and on-site behaviors affect conversion rate
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What information does Google Analytics provide/report?
Google Analytics reports on how a user is using a website: - How many users have visited the store? - How many times does each user visit (sessions)? - Which pages do they look at? - How long do they spend (engagement time)? - How did they arrive at the website? Was it through an ad? - Did they buy anything (conversions)?
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What are the Sections of Google Analytics?
- Acquisition: Where do users to the site come from? - Engagement: What do they do on the site - Monetization: How do those users result in money? - Retention: Do users come back to the site? - Users: What do we know about the users of the site?
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What is the difference between Google Analytics 4 and Universal Analytics?
Google Analytics 4 analyzes both web and app, while Universal Analytics is only for web - GA 4 has more metrics for cross-platform behavior tracking
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