2. What is web analytics?
• Web analytics is the measurement,
collection, analysis and reporting of web
data for purposes of understanding and
optimizing web usage. - Wikipedia
3. Why is web analytics
important?
“If you can measure it,
you can manage it”
10. Key Metrics (1)
• Visit / Session represent the number of times the
website was visited, without regard to repeat
visitors.
• Visitor / Unique Visitor / Unique User represent the
number of actual people that visited our site.
• Pageview represent the total number of pages that
visitors looked at on our site.
12. Key Metrics (2)
• Audience
o Geolocation
o Behavior
• New visitors VS Return visitors
o Technology
• Browser
• Devices
o Visitors flow / Path
13. New Visitors VS Returning Visitors
New
85%
Return
15%
New
20%
Return
80%
- A new website, OR website is
unable retain users
- Need a plan to retain new users
- Monetizing through repeat users
- Need to a plan to acquire new users
14. Key Metrics (3)
• Traffic Source
o Direct Traffic
o Search Engine
o Referring Site
15. Analysis
• Example
o Strong brand but low search engine traffic
o Need to improve SEO&SEM
65%
10%
25%
Direct Search Engine Reffer
16. Analysis
• Example
o Weak brand
o Need to improve brand awareness
15%
40%
45%
Direct Search Engine Reffer
17. Analysis
• Example
o Too reliant on search engine traffic
o Need to diversify traffic sources
20%
70%
10%
Direct Search Engine Reffer
18. Key Metrics (4)
• E-Commerce
o Conversion Rate (CVR) is defined as the percentage of visitors
who end up buying from your store.
For example: Your conversion rate is 2% if 2 out of 100 visitors buy
from your store.
o Average Order Value (AOV) is the average size of an order on
your store.
For example: Your AOV is $35 per each order if you made $140
from 4 orders.
o Sale / Revenue