Define Conversions of the Website through an Email Click
In web analytics, a conversion is what is known as a user-defined event. In other words, it can be anything you want it to be. The most important consideration when defining the conversions is to make convinced it matches the considered goals most important to the organization, and is realistic enough so we can receive actionable data.
Marketers targeting business channels, for example, are often tasked with generating leads to support a long and complex sales process. This is why about a third of B2B marketers define a conversion as a visitor completing a registration form.
The B2C sales cycle is often short and sweet, and driven by an ecommerce website transaction. This is the reason approximately half of all B2C marketers define a conversion as a visitor who purchased a product or service online.
Digging deeper we find that the larger the organization, the more likely it is to define a conversion as a visitor taking an action, such as downloading content or completing a registration form. Smaller organizations are more likely to use a direct marketing approach, defining a conversion as a visitor purchasing a product or service online.
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Email Deliverability:
Deliverability is getting the email into the inbox. Unfortunately not, there is a lot more to it than that. However there's no reason why you can’t have a deliverability rate above 95%. Your email service provider (ESP) should be able to provide this statistic for you as well as do the following:
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