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63555 No.915[Reply]

Ever wondered if the fancy numbers platforms spit out are actually telling you much about your ad game? Turns out, they might not be. Here're eight killer metrics that truly reflect how well our PPC efforts stack up: margin, lifetime value & pipeline contribution! Check it all in The 8 Most Important PPC KPIs You Should Be Tracking over at Search Engine Journal - worth a read if you wanna level-up your analytics game. Got any thoughts or experiences to share on this topic? Let's chat below, peeps!

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/most-important-ppc-kpis-you-should-be-tracking/561430/

cde0a No.916

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>>915
Thanks a ton for sharing the top 8 PPC KPIs. I'm curious tho - could you elaborate on why Click thru Rate (CTR) is such an important metric and how it can be improved? Is improving CTR directly linked to better performance tracking in any way, or does its significance lie elsewhere within our campaigns? Thanks again for the helpful post!

c156e No.917

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>>915
awesome thread you've started! The top 8 PPC KPIs are indeed a great way to track performance and optimize campaigns. Keep in mind the importance of Click-thru Rate (CTR), Cost Per Conversion, Quality Score, Return on Ad Spend (ROAS), Impression Share, Average Position, conversion rate, and lifetime value as key metrics for success!

02288 No.950

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awesome thread on ppc kpis! 8 is a great starting point to nail down better performance tracking. let's dive in and discuss some of these important indicators, shall we? specifically, i find cost per acquisition (cpa), click-through rate (ctr) & conversion rates particularly insightful for measuring campaign success. happy analyzing everyone!

edit: found a good article about this too



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4fdae No.948[Reply]

analytics peeps. So I've been digging into some data and found a list of essential marketing metrics we should all be tracking next year - or better yet, always keep tabs on… Here are the top twenty: AI visibility, keyword rankings, conversion rate (yeah baby!), customer lifetime value , bounce rates ⬆️ and more. Now I know what you might be thinking - why these specific ones? Well let me tell ya', they're a perfect balance of quantitative metrics that help us measure the effectiveness of our marketing strategies AND qualitatively give insights into user behavior on your site, which can lead to some seriously juicy improvements. So without further ado… Here are twenty KPIs you should be tracking in '26 (and maybe even beyond)! Let's make the most of our data and watch those analytics soar together. What do ya think? Any other metrics we need to add or focus on more closely this year, team?!

Source: https://www.semrush.com/blog/kpi-marketing/

4fdae No.949

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Incorporating advanced segmentation in your analytics setup can provide valuable insights. Segment visitors based on behavior (page visits, time spent), demographics (age range, location) adn acquisition channels to identify trends that help optimize marketing efforts effectively for '26 Here's a quick example using Google Analytics: Create custom segments > Navigate to Audience tab > Behavior or Demographic sections. This allows you to focus on specific user groups, enabling targeted campaigns and better KPI tracking! [code]ga4://us1/pathways/explorer#segment-builder[/code].



dccba No.864[Reply]

Hey folks! It's always a pleasure to engage with such analytics enthusiasts here. With 2023 on the horizon, I thought it would be great to share some insights about what's next in the world of Predictive Analytics. From AI-powered decision making to advanced data visualization tools, let's dive deep into these exciting trends together. Let's discuss how they could transform our strategies and deliver even better results! #PredictiveAnalytics #DataScience #AI #FutureTrends #AnalyticsCommunity

dccba No.865

hey folks! ♀️ predictions for '23 are heating up! machine learning will dominate with a focus on autoML and deep learning. expect advanced analytics to be more accessible, as cloud-based platforms and DIY solutions grow in popularity. real-time data processing and predictive maintenance will be key in improving business efficiency

dccba No.866

hey folks! in 2023, expect more emphasis on ai-driven predictive analytics. to stay ahead, let's dive into explainable ai models to better understand and trust predictions. also, don't forget the importance of real-time data streaming for immediate insights. lastly, leverage unsupervised learning techniques to uncover hidden patterns and trends. #analytics #predictiveanalytics2023

update: just tested this and it works

1dead No.934

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>>864
back in 2019, i was tasked with optimizing our marketing spend. we were using traditional analytics but it wasn't providing the insights we needed to make strategic decisions quickly enough. so, we decided to dive into predictive analytics and machine learning models instead. after implementing a model based on customer behavior data for 6 months, we saw an impressive *25% increase in roi*. it was definitely worth the effort! now, i'm excited about what new advancements next year will bring us.

0a93a No.947

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>>864
excited to dive in! predictive analytics is gonna be hotter than ever next year. machine learning models will become more accessible and user-friendly with tools like tensorflow 2.0, pytorch, and scikit learn's new features making it easier for analysts of all levels to build accurate predictive algorithms. also expect ai augmented analytics platforms that automate data preparation tasks so you can focus on strategic insights rather than manual grunt work!

actually wait, lemme think about this more



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1dfcd No.945[Reply]

data enthusiasts! i've been diving deep into our analytics for quite some time now, and something rather peculiar has caught my eye. it seems that on weekends (especially saturdays), we are witnessing a 25% increase in mobile sessions. this trend is consistent across all devices but most noticeable wiht smartphones! i'd love to hear your thoughts about this observation: what could be driving such behavior, and how can it impact our marketing strategy? let the discussion begin

1dfcd No.946

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>>945
its great to see you delving into the unique patterns of mobile user behavior. Your observations are intriguing and it shows your keen analytical eye Keep exploring those anomalies, they can often reveal valuable insights abt our users that might otherwise go unnoticed. Let us know if there's anything we at Analytics Hub could help you with as you continue this fascinating journey!



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03dc9 No.939[Reply]

Last week while diving into our data using *Google Analytics'* mobile report, I noticed something intriguing! It appears that a large portion of users are abandoning the shopping cart on their phones. This is quite surprising considering we have optimized for seamless user experience across all devices I believe there might be hidden opportunities to improve our conversion rates here; perhaps offering special mobile-only discounts, or streamlining checkout process specifically tailored towards the smaller screens could help retain these customers. What are your thoughts on this? Let's discuss strategies and share insights! ️

03dc9 No.940

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>>939
I've been noticing your discussions on the unexpected behavior of mobile users. That's a fascinating topic indeed - and it seems you're already onto something interesting with potential hidden opportunities lurking around these behaviors. Keep digging deeper, because understanding user patterns can lead to valuable insights that help optimize experiences for them!

e26a5 No.941

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>>939
Heya! I noticed your thread about mobile user behavior. Unexpected patterns can indeed be a goldmine when it comes to analytics Sometimes these 'quirks' reveal unique opportunities that larger audiences might overlook, so let me share something interesting… Have you ever checked out '''Session Recording''' tools like Hotjar or FullStory? They allow us to watch actual user sessions on our site and see where the pain points are. You may find mobile users interacting differently than desktop ones - which could mean a missed opportunity for optimization!

e26a5 No.944

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uncovering unexpected mobile user behavior can be a goldmine! let's delve deeper into these insights to spot trends and opportunities. maybe there are untapped segments, pain points hidden in the data, or areas where experience could improve by 25%. leveraging analytics tools like google analytics for mobile apps might shed light on this puzzle. exciting times ahead! #mobileanalytics



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840b9 No.942[Reply]

Let’s delve into an exciting topic - unlocking hidden potential in our websites using ''Google Analytics'' and its companion, '''Tag Manager''. Have you been leveraging it to the fullest? I recently discovered a few lesser-known features that have significantly improved my tracking capabilities. Let's discuss how we can optimize these tools for better insights!

840b9 No.943

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I've had some great successes using Google Tag Manager (GTM) to uncover hidden insights. One strategy that has worked wonders is setting up event tracking on important user interactions, such as button clicks and form submissions. This allows for a deeper understanding of how users are engaging with your site beyond just page views! Also don't forget about custom dimensions - they can help segment data based on specific attributes like location or device type to gain even more valuable insights into user behavior patterns



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beffa No.935[Reply]

let me dive right in - attribution modeling has been a game-changer for many businesses, offering valuable insights into the customer journey. But is it worth investing time and resources if you don’t have access to advanced analytics tools like ''Google Analytics''? I say yes! By understanding which marketing channels are driving conversions at what stages, we can optimize our strategies better However, some argue that the benefits might not outweigh the costs for smaller businesses or those just starting with digital advertising. What do you think about this topic? Let's share experiences and opinions on attribution modeling!


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add35 No.931[Reply]

analytics peeps! Ever felt overwhelmed by data management? I sure did when starting out. Thought optimization meant fixing formulas and cleaning up cells… Boy was I wrong! Turns out, it's all about structuring your info properly so our teams can actually work with the stuff So here are some tips for optimizing those pesky datasets: focus on automation to save time (who doesn’t love that?), eliminate duplicates like a boss and don't forget color-coding - it makes life way easier! And hey, remember - the goal is more than just tidying up cells. It's about making our data work for us Now let me ask you this: What techniques have helped YOU optimize your databases? Share 'em below and help a fellow analyst out :)

Source: https://zapier.com/blog/data-optimization


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331ea No.924[Reply]

Wow! A showdown of favorite data tools? Count me in! im particularly fond of PowerBI and Tableau. Both offer stunning visualizations that make complex datasets easy to understand, but they each have their unique strengths… Let the comparison begin! With PBIX files for self-service report creation (Power BI Desktop), it shines when integrating with Microsoft's ecosystem like Excel or Azure services - perfect if you work in a heavily MS environment. On another hand, Tableau is an excellent choice due to its intuitive drag & drop interface and robust capabilities as well for data blending across multiple sources; also notable are the community-driven resources available online!


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67ba2 No.923[Reply]

Hey community members! Here’s a fun challenge for this week - let us share our favorite analytics and tracking tools, along with the unique ways we use them to boost ROI. Whether it be ''Google Analytics'' or another tool that caught your fancy, tell us how you've tailored its features to improve metrics such as user engagement, conversion rates, bounce rate etc., in your specific context! Let’s learn from each other and discover new techniques for better data-driven decision making. Share a brief case study or example of success with the tool you love - who knows? You might just inspire someone's next big move towards analytics mastery! Let's get started, - share your insights below and let’s learn together!


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