Archive for the ‘Web analytics’ tag
SWOT Analysis For Websites
Already had a SWOT analysis for your overall marketing plan and strategy, have you ever done a SWOT analysis for your website?
We’ve just started the new year, so maybe it’s also time for you to start thinking about renewing or starting a SWOT analysis for your website / online marketing if you haven’t got one yet. The SWOT analysis for your website can be integrated into your overall SWOT analysis; however, it may be better to be separated.
Web metrics: Average Time on Site: The Longer The Better?
Sorry to hear that your viewers stay on your website so long!
The story
A marketing/web coordinator has just finished his first web traffic analysis and report, and he is very pleased with the company website performance / web metrics in the last few months. The best item of all he thinks is the “Average time on site” item — telling him how long on average his viewers stay on the site. It’s about 5 minutes, so people must find his company website interesting and stay long to find more information.
Web metrics: Website traffic – The More The Better?
With this post and some other posts about web usability and web metrics I take a different approach. Instead of going straight to the point and talking about web metrics and web usability, I chose a lengthier but more unexpected route — telling story for a change. Hopefully, you find it useful and interesting to read.
Sorry to hear that your website has tons of traffic!
The story
A web designer guaranteed his client “I’ll optimize your website so that in the next couple of months you’ll get tons of traffic to your online store!” A couple of months later, the client came back to see her designer and requested “Could you… somehow de-optimize the site so that it gets less traffic?” “Huh????”
