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Digital Marketing Meterics
Digital Marketing
REFERRAL
Visitors who come to your site Visitors who click on your Visitors who arrive from
after finding you through a ads displayed on search social media platforms like DIRECT
search engine like Google. This engine result pages. You Facebook, Instagram, or
is often driven by good SEO pay a fee for each click Twitter.
(Search Engine Optimization) through platforms like E-MAIL
practices. Google Ads.
METRICS
Conversions
Measures how many visitors turn into paying
customers or subscribers.
Conversion rate (CR) is the percentage of You can either set your
visitors completing a desired action. This is the CR goals before or after
formula for calculating your CR: starting a campaign. Use
your target CR as a
benchmark to determine
whether your digital
marketing campaign was
engaging enough for
your target audience.
Page views
Page views measure how many pages a user
visits in a single session. It’s best to use it in
conjunction with how much time someone
spends on your website
Exit rate
Exit rate measures how many users leave
your site from a specific page. . A page with a
high exit rate indicates a flaw with your
strategy, like poor user experience or
irrelevant content.
METRICS
COST PER
CLICK (CPC)
How much you paid when someone clicks The higher the CPC, the less likely you are
on your ad. This digital marketing metric is to see ROI from a paid ad campaign
used to determine how cost-effective your
advertising campaigns really are.
CUSTOMER RETENTION
RATE (CRR)
Also called reverse customer churn, the retention rate tracks customers who
return to your company to spend money. It’s more expensive to acquire new
customers than retain existing customers, so optimizing your CRR can
significantly cut marketing costs. You can measure CRR with this formula:The
ideal CRR is 100%, which isn’t realistic. Even so, try to keep your CRR as high as
possible
DISCUSSION OF CONCEPT
The battle for India's booming e-commerce market heats up as Flipkart and Amazon, the two dominant players, go
head-to-head. This case study dives into the digital marketing strategies of these giants, analyzing key metrics like
website traffic, engagement, conversions, and brand awareness. By dissecting their strengths and weaknesses, we
uncover valuable insights into how they leverage the digital landscape to attract customers and drive sales.