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S L E E P E R
Technologies offers the following Web Site Management Services:
Web Site
Commerce Analysis Reporting
Web Site
eCommerce Analysis Reporting will help you measure the success
of your online presence. Using data from the eCommerce Analysis
Report you can get a clear understanding of web metrics and get
a better handle on the performance of your eCommerce
initiatives.
- Content
Mix Effectiveness Report
The objective is increase readership, level of interest, and
time spent on the site.
Measurement Methodology
- visit length
- page views
- number of subscribers
- number of cancellations
- Target Page(s) CLICK-THROUGH RATE (CTR)
- eCommerce
Activity Report
The objective is increase sales and decrease marketing
expenses
Measurement Methodology
On the most basic level, you want to measure:
- Number of completed sales
- Number of dropped sales
- returns and allowances
- sales per visitor
- cost per visitor
- conversion rate
In addition to these, you want to
measure (advanced)
- inventory mix
- trend reporting
- satisfaction
- RFM (Recency, Frequency, and Monetary Value)
- Recency (the number of days since the customer last
completed the action you are profiling)
- Frequency (the number of times the customer has completed
this action since the first time she completed it)
- Monetary value (the total value [usually total sales] the
customer created by completing these actions
- other predictive modeling techniques
- Lead
Generation Report
The objective is increase and segment lead generation.
- Measure white paper downloads
- time spent on the site
- newsletter opt-ins
- reject rates on contact pages
- leads-to-close ratio
- Customer
Satisfaction Report
The objective is increase customer satisfaction and decrease
support inquiries.
- Measure decreases in visit length
- inbound call-center metrics
- support request metrics
- customer satisfaction metrics
- Email
Marketing Campaign (s) Report
- Email campaign OPEN RATE report
- Email campaign CLICK-THROUGH RATE (CTR) report
- Email campaign CONVERSION RATE report (click versus
purchase)
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