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Using Web Analytics to Influence Business Decisions for NE/SAE: New England Society of Association Executives Web analytics tools help you track your site's statistics, allowing you to see how many people are looking at which page, what sites your visitors are coming from, who your users are, and more. This information can in turn help you measure traffic, understand your visitors' needs and behavior, and gauge click-through rates to new content or features. Whether you're a nonprofit or a for-profit, your data-tracking needs are virtually the same. This session will show you what to consider when choosing an analytics package, and identify free tools and robust applications that can help you better understand your site's visitors. You will learn how to continuously improve your web site, how to find out what your prospective members are most interested in and where they tend to find you, and how you can hone your message and marketing efforts both online and offline to get more leads. Chuck Murphy, Founder & Chief Executive Officer Chuck is responsible for the day-to-day operations of Boston Interactive. He founded the company in 1999 and grew it from a home-based business to an operation with clients from around the world. Chuck acts as Executive Sponsor for major projects, providing both his vision and his leadership to the design and programming teams. Chuck frequently speaks on non-profit website best practices, and is active in many of the local professional organizations. Some of the major organizations Chuck has worked with are Iron Mountain, Forrester Research, Genzyme Corporation, the ASPCA and ACCION International.
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“Using Web Analytics to Influence Business Decisions”2010 Technology Conference
What You’ll Learn
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Analytics 101
Business requirements
The data
Meet the vendors
What to do with it
Case studies
About Me
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Chuck MurphyBoston Interactive
Founder & CEO
Engineering Degree
Pharmaceuticals
Usability
User-centric design
400+ Websites
Definition
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Website Analytics
Definition: “Analytics” - how an entity arrives at an optimal or realistic decision based on existing data.
User Centric
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User Centric Design Before: inform on past behaviors
After: to measure our assumptions
History
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HistoryPast: Hit Counters
Current: Analytics
Future: Integrated Analytics
History
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HistoryPast: Hit Counters
Current: Analytics
Future: Integrated Analytics
History
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HistoryPast: Hit Counters
Current: Analytics
Future: Integrated Analytics
History
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HistoryPast: Hit Counters
Current: Analytics
Future: Integrated Analytics
History
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HistoryPast: Hit Counters
Current: Analytics
Future: Integrated Analytics
Things you can measure
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TechnologyYour Websites
Social Media
Video
Mobile
Blogs
Things you can measure
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TechnologyYour Websites
Social Media
Video
Mobile
Blogs
Things you can measure
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TechnologyYour Websites
Social Media
Video
Mobile
Blogs
Things you can measure
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TechnologyYour Websites
Social Media
Video
Mobile
Blogs
Things you can measure
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TechnologyYour Websites
Social Media
Video
Mobile
Blogs
How it works
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How it works
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How it works
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The business side
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AssociationsOnline & OfflineAnalytics vs. SurveysOrganizational Goals Actual User BehaviorObjectives
– Membership– Resources– Dues payments– Registrations– Conference information
What it tells us
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Analytics can tell youHow are visitors using your siteWhat actually works Vs. what you think works Is my content effectiveHow can I improve my site navigationUnexpected Insights
Analytics 101
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DashboardVisits
Visitors
Page Views
Pages
Site Usage
Traffic Source
Visitor Loyalty
Geographic sources
Search Terms
Time on Site
Bounce Rate
Analytics 101
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What it meansVisits
Visitor
Page Views
Pages
Visitors Visits Page Views Pages
0 0 0 0
Analytics 101
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What it meansVisits
Visitor
Page Views
Pages
Visitors Visits Page Views Pages
0 0 0 01 1 1 1
Analytics 101
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What it meansVisits
Visitor
Page Views
Pages
Visitors Visits Page Views Pages
0 0 0 01 1 1 12 2
Analytics 101
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What it meansVisits
Visitor
Page Views
Pages
Visitors Visits Page Views Pages
0 0 0 01 1 1 12 23 3
Analytics 101
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What it meansVisits
Visitor
Page Views
Pages
Visitors Visits Page Views Pages
0 0 0 01 1 1 12 23 34
Goals
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GoalsMapping website actions to business goals
Business Goals Pay dues online
Access resources
Community involvement
Measurement Thank you page
Time in section
# Postings
Goals
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GoalsMapping website actions to business goals
Business Goals Pay dues online
Access resources
Community involvement
Measurement Thank you page
Time in section
# Postings
Goals
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GoalsMapping website actions to business goals
Business Goals Pay dues online
Access resources
Community involvement
Measurement Thank you page
Time in section
# Postings
Goals
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GoalsMapping website actions to business goals
Business Goals Pay dues online
Access resources
Community involvement
Measurement Thank you page
Time in section
# Postings
Goals
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FunnelA series of pages which a visitor must pass through before reaching the conversion goal
Goals
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FunnelA series of pages which a visitor must pass through before reaching the conversion goal
Goals
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FunnelA series of pages which a visitor must pass through before reaching the conversion goal
Heuristics
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Heuristics
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Heuristics
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Heuristics
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Vendors
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VendorsGoogle Analytics
Webtrends
Crazy Egg
Visistat
Omniture
Hubspot
Vendors
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VendorsGoogle Analytics
Webtrends
Crazy Egg
Visistat
Omniture
Hubspot
Vendors
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VendorsGoogle Analytics
Webtrends
Crazy Egg
Visistat
Omniture
Hubspot
Vendors
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VendorsGoogle Analytics
Webtrends
Crazy Egg
Visistat
Omniture
Hubspot
Case Study
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Goal Increase Donations
Case Study
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Goal Increase Donations
Case Study
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Goal Increase Donations
Result18% increase in online donations
Case Study
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GoalUnderstand users preferences
Case Study
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GoalUnderstand users preferences
Case Study
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GoalUnderstand users preferences
Result300% longer site time on site
Case Study
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Goal Increase conversions to contact pages
Result38% increase in online appointments
Conclusion
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Map goals to business requirements
Automate reports
Track, Analyze, Adjust
Look for trends
Analyze data together
Chuck [email protected](617) 241-7977 x221Presentation: Bostoninteractive.com/nesae