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>> Lets set the scene! <<
”Its not as simple as it looks!”
One aBribution in Google Analytics 1
Another in AdWords with AdWords conversion script 2
A third in Analytics aBribution reports 3
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>> The source might not be what you think<<
2 direct visit
Group 1
Group 2
Search, referral, paid traffic, campaigns…
All traffic, identified as direct traffic
4 examples:
1 direct visit + 1 Adwords visit
2 visits from Adwords
1 direct visit + 2 visits from AdWords
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>> Assisted conversions<<
”Do people click and buy later?”
Direct conversions and assisted conversions 1
See total conversions a source has been involved in 2
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>> Data so far <<
Analytics: 2,66 mio 1
Assist: 2,5 mio 2
Last click: 2 mio 3
Total conversion value: 3,8 mio 4
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>> Non brand AdWords <<
All traffic: 553K 1
Assist: 994K 2
Last Click: 445K 3
Total impact: 1.309K 4
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>> Build your own model <<
Why do you make your own? 1
What should be treated different from standard? 3
Any assist sources, you want to weight higher? 2
Custom ABribution models
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>> Custom ABribution model <<
More credit to middle because I aim to grow the business!
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>> So what did we do? <<
• AdWords generates revenue but is strong as assist • Especially Non-‐‑brand AdWords is strong as assist • New model where assisted weight more • AdWords bids adjusted based on model • After 5 month, we saw 22% increase in assist value
ABribution case
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>> Summing up <<
• Different numbers in different reports • Learn how the channel is used in user path, based on
assist ratio – if higher than 1 = strong assist • Use aBribution models to go deeper • Adjust your own model based on data
Learn and earn:
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