Date post: | 22-Jan-2018 |
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#2015AC
Conversion Rate by pages
‣ /catalog/women/product1
‣ /catalog/women/product2
‣ /catalog/men/product3
‣ /catalog/women/product4
‣ /catalog/men/product5
‣ /catalog/women/product6
‣ /catalog/men/product7
7.45%
1.12%
1.56%
4.67%
3.94%
15.4%
0.3%
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Default Channel Grouping‣ Direct
‣ Organic Search
‣ Social
‣ Referral
‣ Paid Search
‣ Other Advertising
‣ Display
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Default Channel Grouping‣ Direct
‣ Organic Search
‣ Social
‣ Referral
‣ Paid Search
‣ Other Advertising
‣ Display
‣ Defined at View Level
‣ One Session – One Channel
#2015AC
Default Channel Grouping‣ Direct
‣ Organic Search
‣ Social
‣ Referral
‣ Paid Search
‣ Other Advertising
‣ Display
‣ Defined at View Level
‣ One Session – One Channel
‣ Are NOT retroactive
‣ Use Testing View
‣ Applied to Raw Data
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Acquisition Channel Grouping
Are usually based on Campaign parameters
Be specific - channel social text sources and social images
Be creative - group by weather, group by hour of day
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New Channel GroupingThink Different
Look from other angles
Create channel grouping whichworks for you!
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Multi-Channel Funnels
Understanding the customers journey before a conversion,is one of the most important insights you may have.
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DIY – Testing view
‣ Open your GA Account Admin Section
‣ Expand View selector and click on Create new view
‣ Name it Testing View
Create Testing View
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DIY – Acquisition Channels
‣ Open Admin Section of your Testing View
‣ Channel Settings
‣ Manage Brand Terms
‣ Enter brand terms
‣ Click Add brand terms
‣ Click Save
‣ Click Yes, set up now
Add Brand Terms
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DIY – Acquisition Channels
‣ Open Admin Section of your Testing View
‣ Channel Settings
‣ Channel Grouping
‣ Default Channel Grouping
‣ Define a new channel
‣ Source contains .gov.au
Separate Government Referrals
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DIY – Acquisition ChannelsSeparate blog and forum Referrals
‣ Open Admin Section of your Testing View
‣ Channel Settings
‣ Channel Grouping
‣ Default Channel Grouping
‣ Define a new channel
‣ Source contains forum
‣ OR
‣ Source contains blog
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DIY – Acquisition Channels
‣ Open Admin Section of your Testing View
‣ Channel Settings
‣ Channel Grouping
‣ New Channel Grouping
‣ Enter campaign names orregex
Group traffic by Campaign Name as a New Channel Grouping
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Examples of Acquisition Channels
‣ Affiliates
‣ Group using Custom Dimensions
‣ Create more specific channel grouping
‣ by number of words in keyword (regex)
‣ by ads placement type
‣ By ads format
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‣ How much time are users spending on our blog pages?
‣ How do the products in different categories compare?
‣ Where do visitors find the information they need;
‣ In our blog pages?
‣ In the support section?
‣ What section of the website gets the most Organic traffic?
Examples of Content Questions
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Content GroupingFacts
‣ Is NOT retroactive - use Testing View first
‣ Content Grouping is different for every View
‣ 5 top level groups
‣ Unlimited sub-groups
‣ Content Groups are your new Dimensions
‣ Your life just got easier!
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Content GroupingExamples
‣ Compare performance of different website sections
‣ Group error pages
‣ Group support / help pages
‣ Group interactive pages such as forms
‣ Group products by category / type / model
‣ Group by number of words, content age or even by number of external links!
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Content Grouping
1. Using code: manually or Google Tag Manager
1. Extracting group name from URL or Page (Screen) Title
How
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Content Grouping
1. Using code: manually or Google Tag Manager
1. Extracting group name from URL or Page (Screen) Title
1. Based on a combination of URL and Page (Screen) Title
How
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DIY – Content GroupingGroup by site Section from URL www.domain.com.au/SECTION/page
You have 5 groups remaining
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‣ Open Admin Section of your Testing View
‣ Content Grouping
‣ New Content Grouping
‣ Enable Tracking Code
‣ Remember Index
‣ Click Done
DIY – Content GroupingGroup by site Section from URL www.domain.com.au/SECTION/page
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DIY – Content Grouping
‣ Open Admin Section of your Testing View
‣ Content Grouping
‣ New Content Grouping
‣ Group Using Extraction
‣ Remember Index
‣ Click Done
Group by site Section from URL www.domain.com.au/SECTION/page
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DIY – Content Grouping
‣ Open Admin Section of your Testing View
‣ Content Grouping
‣ New Content Grouping
‣ Group Using Rules Definitions
‣ Manually name groups
‣ Define grouping logic – more specific first
‣ Remember Index
‣ Click Done
Group by site Section from URL www.domain.com.au/SECTION/page
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So why all this trouble?Why group data?
A single tree is better than a forest.
Sharpen focus
C-level razor reports