What website metrics are most important to track performance or success?
Muzammil Merchant
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Apart from the standard metrics like total visits, bounce rate, conversion rate, etc. I feel like these are important as well-
1. Engagement by Device type- Understanding how visitors access your site (desktop, mobile, tablet) and ensuring they are having a good experience through all these devices.
2. CTR on Internal Links- Helps us understand if users are finding our internal linking helpful and engaging.
3. Form Abandonment Rate- Tracks the percentage of visitors who start filling out a form but don't complete it.
4. Heatmaps- This can pinpoint areas of high attention or confusion, helping us optimize page layout and content placement.
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Amit Arora@amit_arora
The Action Tracker - Life Planner
Also, Cart Abandonment Rate :)
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@amit_arora Ohhh that's pretty interesting; I think that's very important in e-commerce.
The Action Tracker - Life Planner
Vozo AI
The most important website metrics to track performance or success include user engagement (like bounce rate and session duration) and conversion rates. These metrics provide insights into how effectively your website is attracting and retaining visitors, and how well it’s driving desired actions.
@lightfield That's true, these are primary metrics that should be observed over time to make any sort of adjustments
I never used to find heatmaps interesting until recently. They are game-changer and tells a lot!
@muzammil_22 Same. I've been using HotJar only for it.
@vaibhavdwivedi Yes yes they truly are, I was amazed by it as a concept when I first saw it on Hotjar.
It’s especially delightful when you see the heatmaps change based on website iterations.
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Ah, tracking website metrics is like keeping tabs on a digital ecosystem! From engagement by device type to form abandonment rates, it's like being a virtual detective solving the mysteries of user behavior online. Let's dive into these digital breadcrumbs together!
Great suggestions! Device engagement and internal link CTR are super valuable. Thanks for sharing!
@james_chappel My pleasure 🙌
Great suggestions! Device engagement and internal link CTR are super important
@sharon_workman Glad you liked it 🙌
agree with everything!
@natalia_toth Thanks a lot 🙌
Totally agree with you. Device engagement ,internal link CRT, from abandonment, and heatmaps are all super valuable.
@tanya_sharath Thanks a lot 🙌
Thanks for sharing such useful insights
@tim_david12 Glad you liked it 🙌
Totally agree. Device engagement and form abandonment rate are crucial.
@sophia_gartner Yes they indeed are.
Solid list! Device engagement and heatmaps can really boost UX. Thanks for the insights!
@steve_weatherby Yes that’s true. We can do a lot of A/B testing as well to improve UX over time.
Great points! Device engagement and internal link CTR are essential. Appreciate the share!
Great points! Engagement by device and form abandonment rates are key. Thanks for the insights!
@armind_hash Glad you liked it 🙌
Absolutely! Engagement by device and form abandonment rates are key. Thanks for sharing!
@keira_stump My pleasure 🙌
Totally agree. Device engagement and form abandonment rates are crucial. Thanks for sharing!
@kimberly_west Yes agreed.
Those are solid metrics! A few others I track: 1) Scroll depth - shows how far users typically scroll on key pages before bouncing. 2) Site search usage - reveals what content users are looking for. 3) Top exit pages - helps identify potential UX issues causing users to leave. 4) Visitor recency - shows how often users come back to re-engage with the site.