
Web Analytics Google Analytics Ecommerce tracking
Web Analytics Google Analytics Ecommerce tracking
Define your objectives and follow the KPI's that matter for your ecommerce
The aim of tracking an ecommerce website is to monitor your income on line so that you know where it comes from, in order to correctly direct your marketing decisions. Quality monitoring enables you to collect reliable key figures on your sales and expenditure and to adapt your digital strategy to boost performance.
The primary vocation of enhanced ecommerce is to analyse key data so you can adjust your strategy and improve results. Among other options, you can identify which advertising generates the most income, you can determine buyer profiles and employ advanced marketing and targeting techniques.
The vast majority of online ecommerce websites use basic statistics by default: number of sales. However, this data is extremely limited and does not allow you to reach your most profitable customers.
They can help you to collect the following information:
Such information, which is essential for managing your ecommerce, helps you to implement highly specific action; for example, if a user stops at a given step in the buying process, you can send him/her targeted advertising with a reduction for example to incite order confirmation.
We cover various stages involved in your ecommerce tracking strategy:
Would you like to install a specially adapted ecommerce solution for monitoring your data?
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