Web Metrics This module covers the concepts of hits, pageviews, visits, visitors, clickthrough rate, cost per click, cost per order, cost per customer.

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Web Metrics This module covers the concepts of hits, pageviews, visits, visitors, clickthrough rate, cost per click, cost per order, cost per customer acquired, bounce rate, abandonment rate, and cost per friend. Author: Paul Farris Marketing Metrics Reference: Chapter 9

B ASIC W EB M ETRICS Basic Web Metrics Definition Hits: A count of the number of file requests received by the server; (a better measure of server capacity needs than measuring actual visitor activity). Definition Pageviews: The number of times a specific page has been requested by the server. As pages often contain multiple files, hits is a function of both the pages visited and the # of files on the page. Page design can affect traffic measures using hits and therefore hits are no longer widely used as a metric. Pageviews are a better measure of traffic than hits but not known if it is one person viewing ten pages on one visit or ten people visiting once and viewing one page per visit?

V ISITS AND V ISITORS Visits and Visitors Definition Visits are generated each time a person accesses a website. Definition Visitors: The number of unique users of the site. Pageviews must be more than or equal to the number of visits, as a visit can consist of one or more pageviews. Visitors must be less than or equal to the number of visits as a visitor can account for one or more visits. Pageviews Visits Visitors Hits

C LICKTHROUGH R ATE Clickthrough Rate Definition Clickthrough Rate: the percentage of impressions that result in a click Clickthrough Rate (%) = Clickthroughs (#) / Impresssions (#) Clickthrough Rate is a key metric in determining the effectiveness of Internet advertising. Typically, internet ads generate low clickthrough rates. The difference between a good and a poor ad may be a fraction of one percent.

COST PER CLICK & COST PER ORDER Cost per Click & Cost per Order Definition Cost per Click: the amount paid per click generated Cost per Click ($) = Total Cost ($) / Number of Clicks Generated (#) Definition Cost per Order: the cost paid per order generated Cost per Order ($) = Total Cost ($) / Orders Placed (#)

S EARCH E NGINE C LICK C OSTS Search Engine Click Costs Maximum Cost per Click is established through a biding process, in an auction type format, to search engine marketers. These, at least partially, determine the order in which links are shown to searchers. The price charged to the winning bidder will usually be just above the Maximum Cost per Click Price the second highest bidder was willing to pay.

C USTOMER A CQUISITION Customer Acquisition Cost per customer acquired is a metric that is particularly powerful when complemented by Customer Lifetime Value projections. The expected value of customers acquired can be compared to acquisition costs to determine whether an initiative has positive contribution. Definition Total Cost ($) Cost per Customer Acquired ($) = Number of Customers Acquired

BOUNCE RATE Bounce Rate Definition Bounce Rate: the proportion of visits that end on the first page of the Web site a visitor sees Bounce Rate (%) = Visits that access only a single page (#) / Total Visits to the Web site (#) Bounce Rate reflects the effectiveness of Web sites at drawing the continued attention of its visitors. Typically, bounce rates indicate a company’s effectiveness at generating relevant traffic. Thus, the more relevant the traffic coming to the Web site, the lower the bounce rate.

RICH MEDIA Rich Media Definition Rich Media: interactive media that allows consumers to be actively engaged Average Rich Media Display Time(#) = Total Rich Media Display Time (#)/ Total Rich Media Impressions (#) Rich Media Display Time monitors how long advertisements are holding the attention of potential customers. Definition Rich Media Interaction Rate (%) = Total Rich Media Impressions with Interactions (#) / Total Rich Media Impressions (#) Rich Media Interaction rates tracks how actively involved potential consumers are with an advertisement.

O THER I NTERNET M ETRICS Other Internet Metrics Definitions Abandonment rate: The percentage of shopping carts initiated, but not completed. Downloads: The number of times an application or file is downloaded. Reflects success of organization in distributing applications to users. Cost per friend: The number of and cost per friend recruited on a social networking page. Contribution per order Abandonment rate Downloads Cost per friend