My Notes on the #gthink webinar Hosted by Avinash on 19 May.

19 May 2011

My Notes on the #gthink webinar Hosted by Avinash on 19 May.

Well, I attended think marketing with Google webinar …

Here is my summary
Even although there is so much we can measure in digital marketing. Outcomes are core and this is the focus of the webinar!

There are 3 buckets of evolution

  1. Toddler phase. Ok we get the CPA.
  2. Rocking teen phase. Grow up and measure a bit more on the ads you see in the space!
  3. Ninja phase. End by talking about the adult stage, Crème de la crème and amazing measurement!

*Move beyond only cost and focus on outcomes!

Credit to Avinash for the below image.

Credit to Avinash

Toddler Phase:

  1. The Funnel Analysis in Google Analytics shows a lot of awesome analysis. You can see assisted conversions! Number of Impressions leading up to conversion!
  2. Mobile Ads – You can even track number of missed calls!

Rockin teen phase:

  1. Enter Revenue metrics and Average Order Size! Not only purely CPA.
  2. Begin to focus on Costs of Goods sold and Net Profit! Measure this!

Ninja phase:

  1. What do adults do in digital marketing (Ninja’s)
  2. You need to know the Economic value!
  3. What about the 98% of people that did not convert? Is what we should obsess about!
  4. What is the business impact on the other visitors (Non Converting) Micro Conversions?
  5. An example of measuring micro conversions:
    1. Track Newsletter sign-ups – That’s a conversion right there!
    2. Request a catalogue! There’s another one.
    3. What about an Application download?
  6. These are all micro conversions and give the user value! They should be measured.
  7. Reports also look much sexier . You are measuring a lot more of the audience of that visit your website.
  8. You can Segment and Hyper focus this!
  9. Social, Search, Display Email –segment these in the Micro and Macro conversions!
  10. So don’t only focus on e-commerce outcomes only.
  11. Look at business value by looking at more than just cost and revenue, but also Macro and Micro conversions – The Economic value!

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