Why Goals are important to a new website


1.    An organization has just designed and implemented a new website but needs to understand the process of establishing goals and goal reporting. What types of questions should this organization ask and address, and why?

Goals are used to measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns at getting visitors to take some action that generates revenue for an organization.  First it depends on the goal of the website, what is the website for and what do they want to accomplish for the company and their visitors? That should be the first question in asking themselves as an organization.
The conversion is any kind of action that you want the visitors to take on a website.
Two important ideas of web analytics is the goal and the conversion, is the same thing of getting used interchangeability.

My example of a website I wanted to produce is having a variety of photos, videos, news articles, fashion and art in one online Magazine.
When asking what the goal of a website is is mainly what do you want it to do and what are the benefits that your visitors get out of the website.

Once you have the goals of the website such as visitors watching videos, reading articles, and buying products, or the latest “how to videos”, that’s is the goal you want for the website.

Reports: is conversion rate of showing all the goals the sum of all conversions and the average conversion rate. This is important on knowing who, when, where and the amount of people that are watching, listening, reading, and ordering. If any of these numbers are low, then you need to know why and to bring the numbers up you need a marketing plan to get more visitors to do what you want them to do.

Such as orders, if your pageviews are low in your webstore, you will need to make a marketing plan on how to get more views and market products and sales such as in the fashion department. Promoting more clothing or that is in season or use the tracker and cookies to see what visitors viewed the item or put it in the cart but did not purchase. Offer incentives for that same product to have them buy the product.




       Michael, B. (06/2013). Practical Web Analytics for User Experience: How Analytics Can Help You Understand Your Users. [devry]. Retrieved from https://devry.vitalsource.com/#/books/9780124046948/


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