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Tracking & Analytics Company
Web analytics are important to understand how users interact with your website. They provide insights that can help you make decisions about the design, functionality and overall structure of your site, as well as help with making data-driven decisions about your marketing.
What Are Digital Analytics?
Digital analytics platforms like Google Analytics and Adobe Analytics allow us to measure the success of digital marketing strategies and make informed decisions about optimizing campaigns. We can track website visits, page views, engagement rates, time on site, and many other metrics to analyze user behavior and identify areas of improvement. By leveraging these insights, we can create powerful experiences that drive more conversions and engagement with your brand, products or services.
To obtain these insights, it’s important to have tracking code installed correctly on your website through Google Tag Manager or website plugins. This also includes measuring conversions through enhanced tracking.
Understand your customers better with the help of digital analytics.
What Are Digital Analytics?
Digital analytics platforms like Google Analytics and Adobe Analytics allow us to measure the success of digital marketing strategies and make informed decisions about optimizing campaigns. We can track website visits, page views, engagement rates, time on site, and many other metrics to analyze user behavior and identify areas of improvement. By leveraging these insights, we can create powerful experiences that drive more conversions and engagement with your brand, products or services.
To obtain these insights, it’s important to have tracking code installed correctly on your website through Google Tag Manager or website plugins. This also includes measuring conversions through enhanced tracking.
Understand your customers better with the help of digital analytics.
The Right Tracking is Key
Google Analytics 4
Google Analytics 4 is an upgrade to the previous version of Google Analytics, giving us powerful new tools and features for understanding how users interact with your website. With GA4, we track user behavior across devices and platforms, gain deeper insight into customer journeys, and create custom audiences based on their activity.
Adobe Analytics
Adobe Analytics is a powerful way to track and understand customer behavior. Its reporting features allow you to determine where customers come from, what they do on your website, and which products they are interested in. With Adobe Analytics, you can discover new opportunities for improving customer experience and driving revenue.
Marketing Pixel Tracking
Advertising platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn can also have enhanced tracking through the installation of marketing pixels. A pixel is code placed on a website that will track user behavior and other activity. By using this type of tracking, companies can get a better idea of what works best for them in terms of targeting their advertisements.
Make Data-Driven Decisions with Ease
Any form of analytics and online tracking gives you more data to work with. This data is then used to improve website experiences, ultimately leading to higher conversions, the metric that matters most to your business. Additionally, we emphasize using your analytics data to make smarter marketing decisions. Whether you are focused on SEO, paid search or a social media strategy, having the right analytics is a must.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Analytics
Is Google Analytics free to use?
What is GA4?
What metrics can you track in GA4?
How does GA4 differ from Universal Analytics?
Can you still use Universal Analytics?
Universal Analytics stopped tracking data on July 1, 2023. However, if you had a profile set up, you can still view historical data.
What is the difference between Google and Adobe Analytics?
Google Analytics measures website performance based on metrics such as page views, engagement rate, average time spent on site, etc. It also provides insights into user behavior, like how many people are visiting your website, what pages they’re viewing, and how they got to your site. Adobe Analytics is a more advanced tool that provides deeper insights into user behavior. It measures everything from page views and sessions to complex clickstream analysis. It also has more powerful segmentation capabilities, allowing you to target specific users with different messages or experiences.
Should I use Google or Adobe Analytics for my business?
How do analytics platforms handle privacy and data protection?
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