Marketing Analytics: Setting and Measuring KPIs (2020)
33mBeginner2020-04-20
Authors

Michael Taylor
Cofounder and COO of Ladder.io
Course details
Want to make more data-driven decisions? Learn how to set and track key performance indicators (KPIs) using Google Analytics. In this in-depth course, instructor Michael Taylor details how to set up your KPIs, as well as ensure that you're using the right KPIs for your business. Michael goes over how to import dashboards to measure your KPIs and keep track of relevant data. He explains how to implement event tracking, familiarize yourself with the different stages of the marketing funnel, and map your own business's funnel. Plus, he shows how to use indicator metrics as KPIs when you don't have enough data; relate what you can measure back to actions you can take to achieve your goals; and determine which KPIs to track for six common business models.
Skills covered
Google AnalyticsMarketing StrategyBusiness AnalyticsGoogleMarketingData ScienceDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - About KPIs and Google Analytics
- 02 - What you should know
1. Setting Up KPIs with Google
- 03 - Creating dashboards and KPI alignment
- 04 - Setting up goals to track specific KPIs
- 05 - Event tracking for deeper measurement
- 06 - The importance of URL parameters
- 07 - Importing cost data to Google Analytics
2. Understanding What KPIs Are Important
- 08 - Mapping your marketing funnel economics
- 09 - Tracking revenue and conversion value
- 10 - Using indicator metrics for sparse data
3. Common KPIs by Business Type
- 11 - Publishing blog and video content KPIs
- 12 - Standard KPIs for ecommerce businesses
- 13 - KPIs for subscription-based products
- 14 - Lead generation and sales KPIs
- 15 - KPI measurement for mobile apps
Conclusion
- 16 - Continue learning about KPIs
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