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Web Analytics Services in Singapore
Having a great website is one thing but monetizing that website is something else altogether. This is precisely what our Web Analytics addresses. Website analytics rightly read and acted upon can help address plenty of underlying issues that could be preventing your website from performing the way it should. From helping remove unwanted content and elements to including performance enhancers, our web analysts take over and walk your website over to become its high performing avatar by consistently standing by and enabling tweaks as and when necessary. We help capture and disseminate information on
- Who is visiting your website
- What time of the day your website get best hit rates
- How long your visitors stay on every page
- What they do once online
- What is their browsing behaviour
- What is their purchase behaviour
- What campaigns create more footfalls
- Which keywords work best and which ones don’t
- What medium of communication gets you better results
- What results in cart abandonment
- Frequently visited pages
- Frequency of visits
- Pages browsed per visit
- Repeat/unique visitor count and ratios and more
Talk to us for real-time analytics, intelligent monitoring, e-commerce reports and more.
FAQs
Web analytics is the practice of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data about website traffic and user behavior. It involves using tools and techniques to track website visitors, page views, click-through rates, bounce rates, and other metrics that help website owners and marketers understand how their website is performing and how users are interacting with it.
Web analytics is important because it provides insights into how users are interacting with your website. By analyzing website traffic and user behavior, you can identify areas of your website that need improvement, understand which pages are performing well, and optimize your website for better user experience and engagement.
Some common web analytics metrics include:
- Page views
- Unique visitors
- Bounce rate
- Average time on site
- Exit rate
- Defining clear goals and objectives for your website
- Setting up conversion tracking to measure the success of your marketing campaigns
- Focusing on user engagement metrics
- Regularly reviewing your website metrics to identify areas for improvement
- Keeping up-to-date with changes in web analytics technology and industry trends
Some popular Web analytic tools Include:
- Google Analytics
- Adobe Analytics
- Matomo
- Piwik PRO
- Mixpanel