From the course: Digital Marketing Analytics Nano Tips with Sam Dey
Impressions but little to no clicks or engagement
From the course: Digital Marketing Analytics Nano Tips with Sam Dey
Impressions but little to no clicks or engagement
As a saxophonist, I was always interested in jazz music. As a youngster, I joined so many different jazz bands and one in particular was divided into senior musicians and junior musicians. As a junior musician, one of my roles was to roam the streets and hand out flyers promoting our live jazz events. I remember people being super hesitant to take my flyers, and so I changed my strategy and started yelling out "Live jazz event" and people who were interested would come to me and ask me for a flyer. This is similar to when you check your analytics and you notice that you're getting a lot of impressions, but not a lot of people are clicking on your ad. It could be an indication that you need to change your strategy to make your content, your product or your service or even your advert a little bit more appealing so your audience actually wants to click when they see it. It also could be an indication that you're targeting the wrong audience. You want to ensure that you're not just getting impressions, but those impressions are also converted into clicks for your campaign.
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The importance of analytics45s
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Key metrics to watch1m 23s
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Little to no impressions50s
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Impressions but little to no clicks or engagement1m 7s
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Conversion tracking1m 28s
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Optimizing campaigns for impressions or clicks1m 7s
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What impacts your analytics?1m 5s
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The lifetime value of a customer1m 16s
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Split testing and multi-variant testing1m 16s
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Making data-driven marketing decisions48s
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