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Web Analytics : A Detailed Study

11 de Dec de 2020
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Web Analytics : A Detailed Study

  1. WEB ANALYTICS & BEYOND… BY: PRASUN KUMAR ROUTH.
  2. WHAT IS WEB ANALYTICS?  Web Analytics is a technique that you can employ to collect, measure, report, and analyze your website data.  It is normally carried out to analyze the performance of a website and optimize its web usage  Web Analytics is an indispensable technique for all those people who run their business online.
  3.  To understand what is working  To improve one’s results  To justify and encourage investment  To fix things that are not working  To calculate one’s value  To dominate one’s niche WHY MEASURE THE WEB?
  4. WEB ANALYTICS LANDSCAPE : VENDOR WAR
  5. Then came along Google & Put a lot of it’s competitors out of business because it’s:  Free!  Easy!  Powerful!  Awesome! Over 86% of Market Share worldwide belongs to Google. THE GOOGLE BOOM
  6. Google Analytics takes minutes to learn but years to master. Objectives of today’s study to get started with Google Analytics:  Creating a Google Analytics Account  Placing Google Analytics on one’s Website  Obtaining Clean Data on one’s Website  Setting goals for one’s Website  Analyzing Content Performance  Tracking SEO Results in Google Analytics  Tracking Social Media Activity on one’s Website  Creating Custom Dashboard for the Business  What else can you do with Google Analytics? WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
  7. CREATING A GOOGLE ANALYTICS ACCOUNT
  8. ACCOUNT CREATION
  9. ACCOUNT PAGE : OVERVIEW
  10. GETTING THE RIGHT CODE FOR ONE’S WEBSITE NOTE: CHOOSE UNIVERSAL ANALYTICS FOR NEW WEBSITE & CHOOSE CLASSIC ANALYTICS FOR EXISTING WEBSITE 1 3 2
  11. Recommended Benchmark other Sites Recommended RECOMMENDED & OPTIONAL SETTINGS
  12. CODE GENERATION A code is generated under a particular Tracking id which is generally suggested to be copied & pasted in a text file for future reference so that it was used in the future to be embedded in the coding page of one’s website for further tracking of the different parameters & hence judging the performance.
  13. PLACING GOOGLE ANALYTICS ON ONE’S WEBSITE
  14. TWO METHODS OF ADDING GOOGLE ANALYTICS One can put the code in his/her Site template Use Google Tag Manager to add code to the Site
  15. ADD CODE TO ONE’S TEMPLATE FILE Add to the HEADER file for each page
  16. USE GOOGLE TAG MANAGER Google Tag Manager is a free tool that allows one to manage and deploy marketing tags (snippets of code or tracking pixels) on a website (or mobile app) without having to modify the code.
  17. GETTING CLEAN DATA ON ONE’S WEBSITE
  18. How you think your actual Traffic looks like What you think about your Traffic DON’T BE FOOLED BY YOUR TRAFFIC Your actual Traffic “Stop tracking Yourself & start tracking your IP”
  19. DISCOVER YOUR IP Apart from Google search you can also Discover your IP Address from the website: https://www.whatismyip.com
  20. FILTER YOUR IP IN GOOGLE ANALYTICS
  21. ENTER YOUR IP IN GOOGLE ANALYTICS 1. Create a New Filter 2. Put a name to track the filter 3. Define the class using Type of Filter 4. Sub-division of Filter class 5. Traffic classification 6. Parameters for measurements against classification 7. Your IP Address 8. Save the changes & proceed
  22. SETTING GOALS FOR ONE’S WEBSITE
  23. SET STRATEGIC GOALS Macro Goals (New leads, Product Sales, Phone Calls) Macro Goals= Top Line Revenue Micro Goals (Brochure Downloads Live Chat Video Views etc) Micro Goals = Engaged Visitors Configure your goals in Google Analytics settings You can set up to 20 goals!
  24. GOALS IN GOOGLE ANALYTICS Select a Goal from a pre defined template Or give a custom description
  25. CHOOSE HOW TO TRACK GOAL Destination: Tracks views of a page on your site Duration: Tracks time spent on site Pages per view: Tracks total pages viewed Event: Tracks activity from within a page
  26. ENTER GOAL DETAILS Enter your Thank you URL Assign a value Funnel the Option Verify your Goal destination for peace of mind Caution: • Assigning a goal value to revenue related goals is highly recommended • Multiple goals may create unrealistic revenue amount in reports
  27. ANALYSE CONTENT PERFORMANCE
  28. 1 2 3 WHAT CONTENT IS PERFORMING BEST
  29. 1. Average Time on page indicates how long visitors are engaging with content (Generally, more time is better) 2. Bounce Rate shows the percentage of visitors that leave your site having only viewed this one Page (Lower is better but can be misleading) 3. Page Value indicates the relative value this page contributed to your goals (Goals must be configured to work) DETAILS OF PAGE METRICS
  30. TRACKING SEO RESULTS IN GOOGLE ANALYTICS
  31. WHAT IS SEO? TYPES OF SEO
  32. HOW SEO WORKS DATA STATS OF SEO
  33. PPC : PAY PER CLICK
  34. CPC : COST PER CLICK Advertisers with a higher quality score are rewarded by having to pay less. You can improve your quality score by adding extensions, optimizing your copy, and making sure your landing page is relevant and user friendly. TryAdHawk.com
  35. SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING (SEM) = SEO + PPC
  36. MASTER VIEW : ACQUISITION OVERVIEW The Acquisition s ection tells you where your visitors originated from, such as search engines, social networks or website referrals. This is a key section when determining which online marketing
  37. MASTER VIEW : REALTIME OVERVIEW The Real-Time section allows you to monitor activity as it happens on your site or app. The reports are updated continuously and each hit is reported seconds after it occurs.
  38. The Audience section information helps you to better understand how paid text ads and organic search results work together to help you reach people searching online, use the organic results to identify new, potentially valuable keywords, and gain a holistic view of how your online presence is performing overall in terms of attracting views and clicks. MASTER VIEW : AUDIENCE OVERVIEW
  39. Further reads:  https://support.google.com/google- ads/answer/3097241?hl=en  https://www.klipfolio.com/resources/ kpi-examples/seo/organic-search- traffic  https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/ organic-search-definition-100- words ORGANIC VS PAID : OPTIMIZATION
  40. NOT PROVIDED : THE TROUBLEMAKER NOT PROVIDED BUT
  41. GOOGLE WEBMASTER TOOLS : GIVES BACK YOUR DATA
  42. GOOGLE WEBMASTER TOOL : ACCURATE SEARCH DATA Google Webmaster Tools, is a collection of free web utilities to help website owners ensure their site is Google-friendly. This set of Google Web Tools have many useful applications, such as getting data about incoming search traffic, requesting Google to crawl and index the website, viewing crawl error reports and many more.
  43. SETTING UP GOOGLE WEBMASTER TOOL
  44. GOOGLE WEBMASTER TOOL : REBRANDED Note: In 2015, Google Webmaster Tools has been rebranded to Google Search Console. The majority of the tool’s functionalities remain the same.
  45. GOOGLE CONSOLE : FEATURES 1) Search Appearance: The Search Appearance tab contains a set of tools to help you optimize the appearance of your website on Google’s Search Results. 2) Crawl: The Crawl tab gives you vital information on any crawl errors or blocked pages that your website might have. 3) Google Index: The Google Index tab monitors the number of website pages indexed by Google. 4) Search Traffic The Search Traffic tab is one of the most useful free tools for SEO and keyword search purposes.
  46.  For better results on keyword research is Keyword Tool, which lets you discover keyword opportunities for targeting audiences who are looking for information related to your business online. The dedicated SEO tool is able to show a wealth of keyword data, including keyword volume, CPC, competition level, and even keyword trends.  Keyword Tool uses the autocomplete function of Google Search, which suggests search queries when a person types something into the search box. This feature helps people find information faster, and at the same time present an invaluable source of keyword information for webmasters.  Keyword Tool then uses this source of keywords to compile a huge list of keywords related to the search term for you.  To use Keyword Tool, just put any keyword into the search box and press enter. The tool will then provide you with a comprehensive list of keywords pulled from Google Autocomplete in seconds. GETTING MORE OUT OF WEBMASTER TOOL P.T.O.
  47. GOOGLE KEYWORD TOOL
  48. TRACK SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVITY ON WEBSITE
  49.  Social media is all around us so we need to: 1. Engage Visitors with social sharing & reacting buttons & 2. Track the Traffic that is driven to our sites by Social Media  Don’t worry Google Analytics helps you in harvesting data from social media! WHY TO TRACK SOCIAL MEDIA TRAFFIC ?
  50. MEASURING THE VALUE OF SOCIAL TRAFFIC
  51. TRACK INTERACTION WITH SOCIAL BUTTONS • You can identify which social media sites send the most visitors to your site and which ones need more attention. • You can figure out how engaged your social media visitors are by analyzing the time spend on your site. • You can compare the ratio of new visitors vs. return
  52. SOCIAL MEDIA TRAFFIC TRACKING SITE-WISE By default, Google Analytics report displays the raw data of your social media traffic in a tabular view. To interpret the data with ease, you might want to change the view of the report. Besides the tabular view, Google Analytics supports Percentage, Performance, Comparison, Pivot
  53. INFORMATION FROM DATA HUB PARTNERS Gain access to a wealth of information from several Social Networks from Data Hub Partners
  54. CUSTOM DASHBOARD FOR BUSINESSES
  55. DASHBOARDS : ALL UNDER ONE ROOF
  56. Create your Dashboard: To create a Dashboard:  Sign in to Google Analytics  Navigate to your View tab.  Open Reports.  Click CUSTOMIZATION > Dashboards.  Click Create.  In the Create Dashboard dialog, select either Blank Canvas (no widgets) or Starter Dashboard (default set of widgets). You can also import Dashboard configurations from the Solutions Gallery. Create dashboard pane.  Give your Dashboard a descriptive title, then click Create Dashboard. DASHBOARDS : D.I.Y.
  57. GOOGLE ANALYTICS : SOLUTIONS GALLERY Solutions from Experts pertaining to your Google Analytics woes
  58. WHAT ELSE CAN YOU DO WITH GOOGLE ANALYTICS?
  59. But don’t stop there you can do much more, like:  Track Mobile Websites & Apps  Track Offline Marketing  Track Video Interactions  Segment your Traffic  Track phone calls  Custom Reports & API Exports  Link to other Google Products  CRM interactions Apart from that there’s GOOGLE ADS GOOGLE ANALYTICS : WHAT ELSE?
  60. GOOGLE AD WORDS : PART 1
  61. GOOGLE AD WORDS : PART 2
  62. GOOGLE AD WORDS : PART 3 + VIDEO SYNOPSIS Link to the video: https://youtu.be/L5r0Ng8XbDs
  63. GOOGLE ADS VIDEO TUTORIALS Interstin g Link to the video: https://youtu.be/x NUSRL5kbYg
  64. Here’s a playlist of 30 odd videos that serves as a step by step guidance to make, run & maintain an ad campaign for your reference :  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis t=PL9piTIvKJnJN4ot42xcaxuaa2bi Oszf4m GOOGLE ADS : ANNEXURE
  65. GOOGLE ADSENSE : EARN FROM YOUR GOOGLE ADS Link to this video: https://youtu.b e/YSqOvgfbPhI Reference: A playlist of Google Adsense videos describing their guidelines & functionality: https://www.yout ube.com/c/AdSe
  66. GOOGLE ANALYTICS : FEEDBACK TIME
  67. BIBLIOGRAPHY For the purpose of research we referred to the following websites:  Hubspot  Google websites  Quora  Google Search & Images  Word Stream  Shutter Stock Images  Pinterest  www.tutorialspoint.com  www.jeffalytics.com  YouTube
  68. If you have any questions kindly feel free to ask! Q & A SESSION
  69. THANK YOU! “Thank you everyone present over here for being such a wonderful audience… & …Thank you Aruvana Sir for giving me this opportunity to present.”
  70. PRASUN KUMAR ROUTH CONTACT ME AT: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prasun-kumar-routh- 507781168 prasunkumarrouth@gmail.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUyMFhUn3 HEGcJbRchIU5Jw
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