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E-commerce tracking is changing with the Special Database launch of GA4. You will have to create certain variables, such as “view_ item”, via Google Tag Manager, which must be retrieved from a data layer . A data layer is a data layer that can be Special Database sent along with a specific event. This is a time-consuming job, so make sure you get it right in time. Tactic 2. Look for search intentions Once you've got the measurability in order, it's time for the next step: finding Special Database the right keywords for your web shop. Each keyword hides a certain intent. You can organize campaigns based on this intention. For example, someone looking for “television” will be Special Database at the beginning of the funnel. By contrast, someone searching for “OLED55C16LA” will be in the purchase phase. In short, it makes sense to bid on product keys, or SKUs. If someone searches for a specific product key, that person will have a higher chance of making a purchase. In combination Special Database with dynamic keyword insertion (DKI) , you can have these words appear automatically in the ad headline, so you don't have to create a separate ad for each product. Also read: Combine SEO & SEA and get more out of your campaigns Tactic 3. Embrace Google Shopping When a potential customer searches for a particular Special Database search term, product images often appear above the search results page. Using Google Shopping is the ideal tactic to Special Database boost your e-commerce marketing. The focus here is mainly on displaying product images, ratings and prices. You are of course extra relevant. What do you need to do to get your products Special Database listed in Google? Create a product feed and a Merchant Center account. Nowadays it is even possible to offer your products for free via Google Shopping . Only your products will not appear at the top of the results page, but in a Special Database separate tab called “Shopping”.

Possible KPIs: number of people Special Database reached, website visits, likes/reactions on social media or, for example, video views of more than 10 seconds. Think phase: the consumer recognizes his need and actively looks for a solution. Possible KPIs: time-on-site, visit depth, content downloads and newsletter signups. Do phase: The purchase takes place. KPIs: revenue, conversion Special Database rate and ROI. Care phase: all efforts to retain the customer and increase his/her value. KPIs: number of repeat purchases, average order value and lifetime value. In this model you can clearly see Special Database that there are a number of contact moments before the consumer makes a purchase. In the See and Think phase you therefore Special Database aim for 'softer' KPIs. As a result, the consumer goes deeper and deeper into the funnel. You then reap the benefits of this in the Do phase and analyze the total return of all Special Database your campaigns. See also this article for tips to guide the consumer through the customer journey with the help of a good remarketing strategy. KPIs in practice So far it probably all sounds very logical. But how do you apply this in practice? I'm going to give you two examples, both from a web shop and from a service provider. Ecommerce KPIs For Special Database a fashion brand I set up paid campaigns via Facebook & Google Ads, among others. The great thing about the fashion Special Database industry is that you have a large target group and a fairly 'easy' product. But of course we prefer to buy our clothes with a nice discount. And we all know that discount will come along at some point, so we wait Special Database patiently. This makes it difficult to settle campaigns on turnover and ROI at the start of a new collection. How do you handle that in such a situation? Of course you want to remain visible and make potential customers enthusiastic about your brand. I often judge my 'non-action' campaigns on the following KPIs: CTR Traffic Special Database quality Newsletter Subscriptions KPI 1. CTR The CTR (click through rate) is the proportion of the reached audience that clicked on your ad.

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