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competitive analyses, channel and customer collateral (white papers, data sheets, product reviews), customer surveys, and customer discovery findings. And the results weren’t the traditional PR metrics of number of articles or inches of ink. The same was true for the Product Marketing group. I couldn’t care less about those.
My solution to these problems was to create a simple framework we can use to put our customers first, evaluate our marketing programs, and right-align our view of success (metrics). Why is it that SEO is only focused on our brand terms and productnames, when there are 9 million additional intent-identified queries in the Do stage and 14.6
competitive analyses, channel and customer collateral (white papers, data sheets, product reviews), customer surveys, and market requirements documents. And the results weren’t the traditional PR metrics of number of articles or inches of ink. The same was true for the Product Marketing group. I couldn’t care less about those.
This is a simple custom report I use to look at the aggregated view: As the report above demonstrates, you can still report on your other metrics, like Unique Visitors, Bounce Rates, Per Visit Value and many others, at an aggregated level. And of course our Acquisition, Behavior, Outcome metrics. See Page Value there?
The only thing that matches here is that it’s the same type of product on the photo, but it’s not the same photo (should be). Landing page has no copy except for the productname. A metrics company! The page has an automatic slider, too (more loss of scent). Verdict: the scent is weak. #7 7 Kashflow.
Consider the difference between All-Clad’s product pages and product listings on Amazon: It’s easy to see some of the keywords added to Amazon titles and how those might target user searches: “non-stick,” “dishwasher safe,” “hard anodized.”. Amazon’s search engine places massive weight on these two metrics.
Metrics to keep in mind here: Average transaction value. Control: it’s easy to make changes (update quantity, remove products). Asos has a good take on the cart page: What they get right: Product photos. Productname & price. Average quantity per transaction. Show the kind of payments they accept.
Metrics to keep in mind: Average transaction value; Average quantity per transaction. Control: It’s easy to make changes, like updating the quantity or removing products. We don’t want to increase the number of transactions alone but also the amount spent for each transaction.
We return to the three revenue models from the beginning of the pitch, introducing the productnames for the first time: an ads product called InLeads, a job listings product called Opportunities, and a subscriptions product called Network Plus. Identify the right metrics for success.
Test your subject lines and measure the right metric. Of course, you’ll also want to be sure you’re focused on the right metric. Gender: using men vs. women in the subject line of a clothing store’s newsletter or highlighting specific productnames for each group are some basic examples.
In one line, he couldn’t be clearer as to why you must pay attention to these metrics. However, redirecting one & two word search terms to relevant category pages or exact productnames is not (for example, here’s how you do it in magento ).
Your join key could be a page URL, productname, user ID, or many other things. Select dimensions and metrics you want to compare. Similarly, as Morgan Jones details in a post for Practical Ecommerce , data blending can help calculate new metrics, like net profit by SKU. This is known as a “join key.” More examples.
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As if massive data we have is not enough of a problem, we also rely on Averages, Percentages, Ratios and Compound/Calculated Metrics in a profoundly sub optimal way, as a drunken man uses lamp-posts – for support rather than for illumination. You saw this problem when I sorted descending or ascending for the metric bounce rate above.
Branded search happens whenever someone types a search query that contains your brand or productname. Those searching your brand name directly are more likely to convert into customers compared to those who randomly find you in search. The search volume metric will help you come up with a longer list though.
Sharing isn’t the only metric we use, but it’s an important one. With this feature, you can create a list of things such as brand names, productnames, competitors, journalists and even key employees and receive daily digests for any mentions. Competitive research. Alerts have been with us for a while.
They forget about users on the other side of the screen, willing to communicate to people rather than brands and productsnames. Focus on metrics such as ad frequency, CTR, number of leads, relevance score, clicks by interest, and performance by placement. Marketing tip: Track your ads like crazy.
This is a fail that is all too common in “old world” customer service organizations that are measured by case benchmarks rather than their contribution to brand and productmetrics.
But name your startup John Smith and Associates and you’ve got yourself a problem. I’ve never named a company but I’ve namedproducts a handful of times with decidedly mixed results (See my post on productnaming here ). How to Name Your Startup [link]. You should subscribe!
Click Through Rate often abbreviated as CTR is a metric that measures the number of clicks received on your ads per number of impressions. Your main keyword can be a productname, feature or benefit or any other word that is attractive enough to grab the attention of the users. CTR=Clicks/Impressions×100.
You then give them a Limbic Map® and ask them: When you are shopping for [ProductName], pick the top 3 words that BEST describe what you associate with the product. Mainly, you’re going to want to a gather a decent sample of people who have bought from you before (generally, we like repeat customers).
Here’s a review from Judah Phillips ,, an analytics expert, consultant, and author who wrote Building a Digital Analytics Organization , Digital Analytics Primer , and Ecommerce Analytics : Judah Phillips : “Adobe offers a selection of analytics productsnamed “Adobe Analytics” as part of the “Adobe Marketing Cloud.”
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