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kasia.przybylo
kasia.przybyloEmployee
posted in Metrics and Analytics

10 ways for Whopping Conversion Rate Optimization - Question regarding the article

Hi,Recently on SALESmanago’s blog an intresting article was posted and I’d love to know what yall thinking about it. The article was about improving the conversion rate.Here you will find the whole article: https://blog.salesmanago.com/marketing-and-business/10-ways-for-whopping-conversion-rate-optimization/What are your thoughts about it? Do you agree with it? Do you feel like something is missing? What is your favourite way out of those?Personally, I believe that personalisation is one of the greatest option of them all. Every action which makes the clients feel loved and special should be done in the first place. Personalisation really improves the loyalty of our clients and there’s nothing better than that! A happy client - this is what we want :)

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kasia.przybylo
1 year ago
Jakub Sieprawski
Jakub SieprawskiEmployee
asked in Metrics and Analytics

Why use predictive analytics?

The use of predictive analytics will allow us to predict a customer's future actions. On the basis of collected transactional and behavioral data (based on past and present activities) we can appropriately adjust marketing activities so as to reduce the risk of customer loss, thereby increasing profits.Skillful use of customer activity prediction in automation processes and mass campaigns will allow us topredict CLV for each customerknow the communication channels with the highest sales conversions and customize them for each customer Target customers with high risk of abandonment and low purchase prediction with dedicated activation campaignsAnd are you guys using predictive analytics? 

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Jakub Sieprawski
2 years ago
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Ian
asked in Metrics and Analytics

eCommerce funnel

Let me start by mentioning that I've only been with you for a short time, so I'm not too familiar with the system. I am referring to the eCommerce funnel. I have read the tooltip and understand how it works. Nevertheless, I am not sure if the data is displaying correctly. The number of purchases is much larger than the carts. It's normal that to make a purchase first someone has to add products to the cart, so how does it work in this case?

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2 years ago
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Daniel BakerNew Participant
posted in Metrics and Analytics

How exactly is the value of last click transactions calculated?

How exactly is the value of last click transactions calculated?

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2 years ago

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