Posts Tagged "user interface"

Analytics Glossary: Scenario Analysis

Posted on Mar 18, 2008 in Affiliate Marketing |

Scenario Analysis:

  • A report showing the amount of activity at each step of a defined scenario, plus conversion rates for each transition from step to step as well as for the whole process. Examples of scenarios are check-out, registration, or application sequences.

Very much like conversion funnel, you should check all the processes on your website on a regular basis to update them and improve the user interface. The easiest way to get behind competitors in your industry is to fall behind in technology and ease of experience.

Well, that concludes my analytics glossary series. I hope you’ve learned as much as I have! If you have suggestions for any other glossary series you’d like to see, shoot me an email at Blog@TrishaLyn.com

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Glossary Definition From
Website Magazine, February 2008.

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Analytics Glossary: Conversion Funnel

Posted on Mar 4, 2008 in Affiliate Marketing | 1 comment

Conversion Funnel:

  • The series of steps that move a visitor towards a specified conversion event, such as an order or registration sign up. Funnels vary for every site, but best practice is to limit the depth a user must engage to convert.

A more common term for this is the ordering process. Here at PsPrint that’s what we usually say to describe the steps a consumer has to go through to place an order. It’s always a good idea to review your conversion funnel every year or so to make sure that the UI (user interface) is easy to understand and isn’t garbled with useless information or unnecessary steps. Remember that the easier it is to convert, the more likely the conversion is.

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Glossary Definition From
Website Magazine, February 2008.

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