#conversion-tracking

Proven Ways to Track Sales by Campaign

Have your ad generating click responses? Finally feeling you’re gaining momentum slowly and want to spearhead your efficiency with an even more ‘information-rampant’ tactic? Conversion Tracking is just the thing for you, the concept which Conversion tracking is based upon is the concept of ‘Aftermath’. Aftermath here would denote the form/mode of interaction the user indulged in ‘post-link-click’. This is to monitor the form of interaction, whether it be a perusal, a purchase, a newsletter signing or a form filled to request feedback.

Conversion Tracking, in simple terms takes the form of a tool which relays the response of the users on your website.

Conversion would generically mean the action of the user/customer being converted into an action which adds value to your business.

Having an efficacious tracking tactic will ensure you’re not blind while assessing the response of the user. Suppose you are selling Jackets, your keywords in on display are “buy leather jackets” and “buy green jackets” and you want to surmise which of the two generates more response.

We pushed at a major update to siteMighty today. Today's update included several changes, but the primary improvements are to our siteMighty Analyze services.

Based on feedback we're getting from users, we've substantially improved our built-in analytics. There's more to come, but here's where we are as of today.

Improved conversion tracking - our new report aggregates conversion data over various time periods. We've added filtering mechanisms to remove faulty data that represented the search engine spiders and automated robots visiting your site.

Removed server bandwidth graph - we previously had a report showing the server bandwidth to your site was using. This data was more confusing than valuable, and because we are not regulating accounts based on server usage we eliminated it.

Added hits versus conversions graph - hits versus conversions is an important metric to tracking usage on your site. Hits to your site represent a daily count of total page views on your site. Conversions represent the number of people who clicked the apply button on a credit card offer.

Added link to affiliate network stats - we want to be very clear with your user that your official stats that you are paid based on a maintained by your affiliate network. The stats and siteMighty are to assist you in marketing your site, but don't have a bearing on how you earn. It is important to track your earnings through your affiliate network's reports.

We're going to continue to improve our analytics capabilities over the next weeks and months. This is one of the most difficult things for us to develop, because it takes real traffic data to test analytics are performing. We are watching the performance closely, but we ask you to please in mind that these capabilities are still in beta, and we will continue to work on them until we are providing you with the best data possible. What is conversion tracking?

One of the questions we've been getting over the course of the last few weeks, is what is a conversion? A conversion on a siteMighty site is counted when a visitor to your site clicks the apply button on a credit card offer and visits the "conversion page". The conversion page is the last page on siteMighty the visitor sees before being redirected to the credit card application, which is hosted securely by the credit card issuer. Think of a breakdown of visitors to your site as a funnel, commonly called a conversion funnel. At the top of the funnel are all visitors to your site, the next level our visitors who siteMighty counts as a conversion, meaning they click the apply button for a credit card. The next level are visitors to actually make it to the application page for credit card company (if they click the back button or close the browser they don't end up getting there). Once they get to the credit card application page, the next level happens if they fill out the form and actually apply for the credit card. The final level of the funnel is an approval. If a visitor gets approved for the credit card they apply for, you get paid.

We pushed at a major update to siteMighty today. Today's update included several changes, but the primary improvements are to our siteMighty Analyze services.

Based on feedback we're getting from users, we've substantially improved our built-in analytics. There's more to come, but here's where we are as of today.

Improved conversion tracking - our new report aggregates conversion data over various time periods. We've added filtering mechanisms to remove faulty data that represented the search engine spiders and automated robots visiting your site.

Removed server bandwidth graph - we previously had a report showing the server bandwidth to your site was using. This data was more confusing than valuable, and because we are not regulating accounts based on server usage we eliminated it.

Added hits versus conversions graph - hits versus conversions is an important metric to tracking usage on your site. Hits to your site represent a daily count of total page views on your site. Conversions represent the number of people who clicked the apply button on a credit card offer.

Added link to affiliate network stats - we want to be very clear with your user that your official stats that you are paid based on a maintained by your affiliate network. The stats and siteMighty are to assist you in marketing your site, but don't have a bearing on how you earn. It is important to track your earnings through your affiliate network's reports.

We're going to continue to improve our analytics capabilities over the next weeks and months. This is one of the most difficult things for us to develop, because it takes real traffic data to test analytics are performing. We are watching the performance closely, but we ask you to please in mind that these capabilities are still in beta, and we will continue to work on them until we are providing you with the best data possible. What is conversion tracking?

One of the questions we've been getting over the course of the last few weeks, is what is a conversion? A conversion on a siteMighty site is counted when a visitor to your site clicks the apply button on a credit card offer and visits the "conversion page". The conversion page is the last page on siteMighty the visitor sees before being redirected to the credit card application, which is hosted securely by the credit card issuer. Think of a breakdown of visitors to your site as a funnel, commonly called a conversion funnel. At the top of the funnel are all visitors to your site, the next level our visitors who siteMighty counts as a conversion, meaning they click the apply button for a credit card. The next level are visitors to actually make it to the application page for credit card company (if they click the back button or close the browser they don't end up getting there). Once they get to the credit card application page, the next level happens if they fill out the form and actually apply for the credit card. The final level of the funnel is an approval. If a visitor gets approved for the credit card they apply for, you get paid.