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[Elite Camp 2016] Martijn Scheijbeler - Optimization for Content Sites

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[Elite Camp 2016] Martijn Scheijbeler - Optimization for Content Sites

  1. Optimization for Content Sites: Analytics, SEO, CRO Martijn Scheijbeler / Director of Marketing / martijn@thenextweb.com / @MartijnSch
  2. @MartijnSch@MartijnSch 1 2 3 Optimization for Content Sites Better tracking, better decisions Better decisions, better results “What you’re not tracking, you don’t know!” “Implementing better tracking creates more insightful data” “The better the data is the more insightful your decision will be” “Your results get better by the decisions you make” “Just as long as the decisions you make are better decisions” Better results, reach your business goals
  3. How to provide context How to optimise context @MartijnSch WHAT YOU GET OUT OF THIS? We’ll share the set-ups we use at The Next Web around Analytics, SEO, CRO.
  4. Data is Dumb! How to make it Smart? @MartijnSch
  5. Analytics MORE & BETTER DATA? SEO MORE & BETTER TRAFFIC? CRO MORE ENGAGEMENT?
  6. MEDIA News E-commerce EVENTS Events Conferences WORK SPACES TQ INTELLIGENCE Index.co
  7. The biggest difference, it’s not all about money. Unfortunately!
  8. @MartijnSch 1 2 Unique Users Growing our unique user base will increase the potential to reach Generation T. 2 3 3 Our metrics/KPIs for success; User Engagement: PV/Session A higher engagement with our user base will increase the number of pageviews per session. User Retention: Returning % Increasing the percentage or returning users will increase our brand awareness. Newsletter Signups To get a relationship with our users we’d like to have their email address for the newsletter. Social Shares More shares will influence our reach amongst new and returning users.
  9. What we track &
 How we do this? @MartijnSch ANALYTICS:
  10. What makes it different: Publishers v.s. E-commerce? @MartijnSch
  11. You need a plan! This is what our ‘Tracking Plan’ looked like.
  12. Google Analytics (GA) & Google Tag Manager (GTM)
  13. • Send data to the dataLayer • Able to create variables • Use the data however you want The DataLayer
  14. • 57 Custom dimensions • Examples: • Author • Adblocked • A/B Testing • Post ID • Client ID Custom
 Dimensions
  15. • 4 Custom Metrics • Examples: • Ads Loaded • Comments • Ads not Loaded • Words Custom Metrics
  16. • 23 Calculated Metrics • Examples: • Customer Lifetime Value • AVG Cost per Session • Non Bounces • Cost of Acquisition Calculated
 Metrics
  17. Event Tracking What is going on and why is that happening? That’s what event tracking helps with. Examples: • JavaScript Errors • Ads Loaded or Not Loaded • Share Buttons • Contact Forms • Integrations with Google DFP
  18. Scroll Depth Do you really know if people read your content, you don’t, right?
  19. Time on Page Do you really know if people read your content, you don’t, right? But on a high bounce rate page it’s really hard for web analytics tools to calculate the perfect time on page.
  20. You want to know what happens in the funnel of your ecommerce shop, right? But how does that work for a publisher? We figured it out. Enhanced Ecommerce @MartijnSch
  21. Custom Data Custom information:
 Content, Metrics, Data Engagement What’s a user doing:
 Scroll tracking, event tracking Testing What does(n’t) work:
 Testing via Google Tag Manager Enhanced Ecommerce Improving Ecommerce:
 More info on the transaction process Filters Excluding + Improving:
 Page information + cleaning Cost Data Calculate your ROI:
 Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.
  22. @MartijnSch@MartijnSch 1 2 3 4 We make most of this available! Download via:
 Github.com/TheNextWeb/GTM Import the container in GTM Configure what you (don’t) need Download as ZIP, import the container in Google Tag Manager to get started. The documentation in Github will tell you what to configure in Google Tag Manager. Share the love! You can import a container in Google Tag Manager with a preconfigured set of tags, variables, values to get started immediately. Our GTM set-up is now available for you!
  23. TLDR; Web Analytics @MartijnSch 1. You obviously know your business goals 2. For publishers it’s not all about money 3. Know your micro conversions inside out 4. Leverage all options in GA & GTM 5. Track the sh*t out of everything!
  24. What we want to rank for &
 How we do this? @MartijnSch SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION:
  25. What makes it different: Publishers v.s. E-commerce? @MartijnSch
  26. Facebook, Google, Apple, YouTube, Amazon, Alibaba, Samsung
  27. It’s hard for Google to understand the META information. Definitely if you don’t provide it the right (structured) way. Google is dumb! @MartijnSch
  28. TLDR; Search Engine Optimization 1. Competitive like hell! 2. Make sure you’re ‘different’ from others 3. Optimize whatever you can to the max 4. Schema.org is going to help you out! 5. It is all about scalability @MartijnSch
  29. What we optimise for &
 How we do this? @MartijnSch CONVERSION RATE OPTIMIZATION:
  30. Testing Figures Data from 2015 2,5CRO Team in 2015 38.000.000Sessions with Tests 0CRO Team in 2014 5-7Tests per week PricelessAmounts of fun 35%Traffic v.s. Tests @MartijnSch
  31. “If you double the number of experiments you’re going to double your inventiveness” - Jeff Bezos @MartijnSch
  32. What makes it different: Publishers v.s. E-commerce? @MartijnSch
  33. The opportunity is 350-400 tests a year. As ROI per test is low we need to run a lot to have a positive return. Efficiency <> Costs @MartijnSch
  34. Google Tag Manager is making our lives easier + scalable
  35. We didn’t move to any ‘real’ CRO tool but decided to iterate on our own: GTM <> JS. Supporting: A/B/n & MVT. GTM Testing @MartijnSch Download: Github.com/TheNextWeb/CRO
  36. Would like to see what we tested? @MartijnSch
  37. Sharing @MartijnSch
  38. Sharing brings in more loyalty, more engagement and hopefully more traffic. Share buttons
  39. • Variant increase clicks with 16% • Had a significance + power level of > 99% • We ran the test for 1x 7+ days • Targetting over 200.000 users Winner: Variant Original: Variant
  40. Engagement @MartijnSch
  41. Engagement is important, focus on getting more clicks on the related stories in the sidebar. Rankings!
  42. • Variant increase clicks with 36% • Had a significance + power level of > 99% • We ran the test for 7+ days • Targetting over 300.000 users Winner: Variant Original: Variant:
  43. Engagement is important, focus on getting more clicks on the related stories below the article. Related Stories
  44. • Variant increase clicks with 36% • Had a significance + power level of > 99% • We ran the test for 2x 14+ days • Targetting over 500.000 users Winner: Variant Original:Variant
  45. So what if we remove the whole sidebar, wouldn’t people be more focused on the stuff that is out there? Big, bigger
  46. • Variant decreased clicks with 17% + 14% • Had a significance + power level of > 99% • We ran the test for 14+ days • Targetting over 420.000 users Winner: Original
  47. TLDR; Conversion Rate Optimization @MartijnSch 1. Know what you’re testing 2. Focus on your user segments 3. Iterate on what you’re already testing 4. Focus on high significance 5. Test big, bigger, biggest!
  48. What does the Future look like? @MartijnSch WHAT’S NEXT:
  49. Currently measuring the scroll depth and the engagement on page is separated. Merging the data will make sure the tracking is improved and loadtimes will decrease a tiny bit. Content Enagement V2.0 @MartijnSch
  50. SEO: Schema.org @MartijnSch Provide all the right information about our content to search engines. The more meta the information is the better.
  51. We want to make sure you have the right experience from wherever you come from. Maintain testing on segments “Personalisation” @MartijnSch
  52. @MartijnSch@MartijnSch 1 2 3 Optimization for Content Sites Better tracking, better decisions Better decisions, better results “What you’re not tracking, you don’t know!” “Implementing better tracking creates more insightful data” Better results, reach your business goals “The better the data is the more insightful your decision will be” “Your results get better by the decisions you make” “Just as long as the decisions you make are better decisions”
  53. Take Aways: 1. Know your business goals! 2. Measure & Track micro conversions 3. Provide all information, make it smart 4. Know what the future looks like 5. Mostly have fun & keep iterating @MartijnSch
  54. Do you have any Questions? @MartijnSch
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