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Email Marketing: Campaign Analysis, Metrics, Best Practices

Occam's Razor

Analyzing email campaigns requires three important insights: 1. Your campaign data. Ready for the best email marketing campaign metrics? So for our email campaign analysis let’s look at metrics using that framework. Just to ensure you are executing against your right mental model. You can’t track everything.

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The Complete Digital Analytics Ecosystem: How To Win Big

Occam's Razor

Traffic sources, like keywords, referring sites, campaigns, countries, are examples of dimensions. If you would like to, start by downloading three of my favourite custom reports , or these three paid search campaign analysis custom reports. All data in aggregate is crap. So, demand custom reports even on day one if you can.

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"Dear Avinash": Be Awesome At Comparing KPI Trends Over Time

Occam's Razor

In aggregate trends can hide insights and hence "dirty" the data. Or performance of email campaigns. Or everyone who comes to your site from Florida. Or everyone who comes to your site from Florida. . # 2: Segmentation to the rescue! In all scenarios segmentation rules !]. Or % of Direct (free!)

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Customers Love Free Stuff … But That’s Not Your Problem

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Paypal famously offered customers $5 to invite a friend, who would then also get $5 as part of a highly successful viral marketing campaign (they actually started at $20, and then reduced it to $10 and then ended at $5). Consider these facts: Start by poring over the data compiled by Jay Ritter at the University of Florida.

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Web Analytics Segmentation: Do Or Die, There Is No Try!

Occam's Razor

I have said: All data in aggregate is "crap" Because it is. You can imagine then how absolutely heartbreaking it is for me to note that nearly all reporting that I see is data in aggregate. Tons of data "puking", all just aggregates. Television campaigns. "Social media campaigns" ( context ).

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