Track your users' behavior and analyze the results to make better decisions

Understanding your users' behavior and analyzing their interactions is the starting point for a truly effective marketing strategy.
At Digitalised, a performance-driven webmarketing agency, we harness the power of data to transform every insight into concrete action: precise tracking, in-depth behavioral analysis and strategic management through KPIs.
Our mission: to boost your digital performance and generate more measurable conversions.

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A methodology
meticulous

1. Define objectives and KPIs

Select the relevant indicators that will help you assess whether your objectives are being met (e.g. conversion rate, average session duration, page views). Even if there is a common core between different activities, it's important to define the 3 most important figures.

2. Select tracking tools

You or your agency need to choose the tools best suited to your needs: tracking user behavior on visits to your site, whether by click or by behavior. Similarly, there are tools for tracking all your communication campaigns (social, emailing, etc.).

3. Configure, check, test

This involves implementing the tags, then configuring the tracking of specific user actions (clicks, form submissions, video viewing, etc.) to obtain precise behavioral data. For conclusive testing, it's best to do this in a real-life situation, to ensure that all the data comes back.

4. Analyze data

Use analysis tools to interpret collected data and evaluate performance against defined KPIs. Based on the insights obtained, adjust your content, offers or user path to improve results and achieve your objectives.

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The levers
to track

Website

Sources, page views, sessions,... with detailed information on behavior and conversions

Marketing campaigns

Click-through rates, cost per acquisition: all your campaigns need to be closely monitored

Emails and newsletters

It's a powerful lever that needs its own tracking: openings, clicks, unsubscribes, etc.

Natural referencing

This essential lever has its own KPIs, such as impressions and keyword rankings.

Social networking

Engagement is measurable and speaks volumes about the attractiveness of your communications: like, comment,...

Applications

Whether it's an app or software, precise statistics need to be tracked: downloads, deletions, etc.

Online event

Your webinars or speeches have a definite impact. Measure it with the associated KPIs (views, engagement, etc.).

Landing pages

Attention to landing pages is paramount, as they are the destination of all your performance!

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The reasons
good tracking

1. Measuring campaign effectiveness
Visit tracking enables you to know exactly which marketing actions are the most effective. So you can identify which campaigns generate the most traffic, engagement or conversions, and optimize your resources accordingly.
2. Improve user experience
By tracking user behavior on your site, you can identify friction points and obstacles in the customer journey.
3. Maximize return on investment (ROI)
Performance tracking helps you understand where and how your marketing budgets are being spent. So you can adjust your spending to maximize ROI.
 4. Make data-driven decisions
Tracking provides precise, quantifiable data that are essential for making informed decisions: more rational than mere intuition.
5. Anticipating trends and opportunities
By continuously monitoring your online performance, you can quickly spot emerging trends and new opportunities: be as competitive as possible!

Case studies
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