DM MICA Web Analytics NehaShah
DM MICA Web Analytics NehaShah
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Neha Shah
Real-time Report
Q1. What was the number of active users at that point in time?
Your Answer:
Your Answer:
There are 6 active users (40% of the total user base) on the Google Online Store page.
Real-time Report
Q3. Summarize the Real-Time report with respect to active users, locations, devices, and the page titles.
Your Answer:
Locations -
There are 16 active users in real time, from 15 different cities, based in various countries.
There are 3 users from Canada, 2 users each from France, India and Netherlands, and 1 user each from China,
Denmark, Hong Kong an South Korea
Devices –
These 15 active users now, are using different devices at the same time.
50% users are on mobile phones, 40% users are on desktop, the rest 10% users are on tablet
Page Titles -
Out of the 15 active users now, maximum users i.e. 40% or 6 users are on the Home Page with the Page Title
“Google Online Store”, and 13% or 2 users are also on the Home Page with the Page Title “Home”.
The remaining 47% users are on different pages, of which 5 users are on different verticals on the Google
Merchandise Store (like Apparel, Electronics etc.), and 2 other users are on a page where they may be
considering a particular product (like a white organic tee etc.).
Audience Report
Q4. How will you calculate the number of users who did not bounce? What is the approximate count of
users who did not bounce?
Your Answer:
The age group of 25-34 years has the highest percentage of users
Audience Report
Q8. Can we say that users who had an average session duration of 3:20 are more likely to convert
irrespective of the language of the website?
Your Answer:
Users who had an average session duration around 3:20 had a high conversion only when the language
was English (US) or English (GB). At the same point, average session around 3:20 did not bring a high
transaction conversion when the language was French, Spanish or Japanese.
Audience Report
Q9. You can allocate more budgets to acquire users from Canada and UK rather than India. Share your
thoughts?
Your Answer:
Yes. Its advisable to allocate more budgets to acquire users from Canada and UK, rather than India.
The number of users from Canada and UK are comparatively much lesser than India, but the average time spent
by these users, their conversion rate and the revenue generated is very high compared to the users from India.
So, its best to focus on the users from Canada and UK in order to optimize the website interaction and goal
achievement.
Audience Report
Q10. Which device did most of the users come from?
Your Answer:
The various acquisition channels in the reports, in order of the user interaction (high to low) are :
Direct - 83%
Paid Search - 9%
Display - 7.6%
Affiliates – 0.39%
Other - 0.3%
Referral – close to nil %
Organic Search – close to nil%
Acquisition Report
Q12. Affiliate Channel performed well to that of Display, True or False? Give suitable reasons to support your answer.
Your Answer:
The campaign that did second was “MIX|Txt-AW-Apparel”, with a low bounce rate (31%), page/session (7.15),
conversion (5.58%), transaction (21.55%) and revenue generated ($9,306)
Conversion Report
Q14. What percentage of users moved from the Cart to the Payment stage?
Your Answer:
The % of users that moved from the Cart to the Payment Stage :
(No. of users on Payment Stage / No. of users on Cart) * 100
(7,033 / 26,205 ) *100
26.83%
Conversion Report
Q15.Name the four goals mentioned in the report?
Your Answer:
The product with the maximum sale is – Google Black Cloud Zip Hoodie with a product revenue of
$17,608 (3.61%) of the total product revenue generated.
Behaviour Report
Q17. With 109,328 - home page has the highest number of entrances. What does entrance mean here?
Your Answer:
The home page has 109,328 entrances. Here, the entrance refers to the number of times that the first event in a session
occurred on this page or screen. Example – In a particular session, the first page viewed by a user was the Homepage, so
that becomes the entry or the entrance. Thus, it will be calculated as the number of times this page was viewed as the
first event in one session.
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