The document discusses web analytics and how businesses use analytics platforms to measure user behavior and site performance. It explains how analytics can provide information on visits, visitors, and help optimize content. Examples given are how Amazon and Google use large consumer data for advertising and how Google Maps uses big data for navigation and transportation.
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The document discusses web analytics and how businesses use analytics platforms to measure user behavior and site performance. It explains how analytics can provide information on visits, visitors, and help optimize content. Examples given are how Amazon and Google use large consumer data for advertising and how Google Maps uses big data for navigation and transportation.
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INTRODUCTION
Web analytics is the measurement and analysis of data to
inform an understanding of user behavior across web pages. Analytics platforms measure activity and behavior on a website, for example: how many users visit, how long they stay, how many pages they visit, which pages they visit, and whether they arrive by following a link or not. Businesses use web analytics platforms to measure and benchmark site performance and to look at key performance indicators that drive their business, such as purchase conversion rate.
IMPORTANCE OF WEB ANALYTICS
Performance management:: The primary purpose of a Web analytics system to measure the performance of a site. Within a Web analytics interface, such as the Google Analytics service, company managers can see data about how many visits a site has had, how many visits the individual pages have had and additional information about these visits including how long users spent on each page. Visitor data: The visitor data within analytics reports can help to build up a picture of who site visitors are. Most analytics systems can tell you geographical information about where visitors are accessing your site from Content optimization: Company Web properties such as sites and blogs can serve multiple purposes. Some pages on a site may be designed to process transactions, while others may have an informative aim. With analytics, you can see how well a page is performing in relation to its purpose.
EXAMPLES
AMAZON : Like Facebook and Google, adtech’s “duopoly,” Amazon got sucked
into the advertising business by the sheer amount of consumer data at its disposal. Since its founding in 1994, the company has collected reams of info on what millions of people buy, where those purchases are delivered and which credit cards they use. In recent years, Amazon has begun offering more and more companies—including marketing companies—access to its self-service ad portal, where they can buy ad campaigns and target them to ultra-specific demographics, including past purchasers. GOOGLE MAPS : Maps to apps. That's the nutshell version of how navigation has been transformed by technology, with the vast majority of smartphone users relying on their devices for directions. And those directions are courtesy of big data — relevant information (on traffic patterns, for example) gleaned from government agencies, satellite images and other sources. But big data doesn't just affect how people move, it affects how everything moves — including packages, planes and cars. Packages have tracking numbers (data!). Planes analyze data to (among many other things) increase fuel efficiency and predict maintenance issues. And cars, via onboard sensors and IoT connectivity, collect and transmit so much data that the autonomous driving revolution might be closer than we think.