E-Commerce Analytics & Consulting
Customer Analysis & E-commerce Analytics
E-commerce analysis includes a wide range of metrics related to Customer Analysis, such as Awareness, Acquisition, Conversion, Retention, and Advocacy.
Data Analysis for Your E-commerce
We support you in the data analysis of your e-commerce with the aim of understanding:
- Changes In Customer Behavior
- Online Purchasing Trends
- SEO Optimization & Your E-commerce Analysis
- Email Marketing Analysis
Types of E-commerce Analysis
1. Acquisition
We analyze the sources that determine a higher influx of traffic and those that generate more conversions or sales to enhance them and understand where to focus resources.
- How many visitors come from social posts?
2. Behavior
We analyze the type of behavior of visitors once they land on the website.
- Which page do people click on first?
- What are the most purchased products by customers?
- Which products generate a lot of interest but few sales?
3. Conversations
Analyzing data about conversions helps track, for example, which type of discount is best suited for each group of customers, with a view to offering personalized offers.
- How many customers abandon the cart instead of proceeding with the purchase?
- Which and how many customers tend to make repeat purchases?
The Importance of Analyzing Your E-Commerce Data
- Data analysis reveals how customers interact with your website, what their preferences are, and their favorite brands.
- Data analysis can reduce costs. Since metrics give you greater awareness of what is profitable and what is not, you won't waste your budget on dead-end efforts.
- Behind the data hides the interests and needs of customers, and analyzing these can allow identifying new opportunities and tailor-made offers.
- The trends that emerge through data analysis help you better manage your inventory. Before technology existed, it was hard to predict how much of each product would be needed at a specific time, like the Christmas holidays. Measured data also reveals a clear formula of supply and demand so you can properly evaluate items.
1. Pricing Optimization
Optimize prices, up-sell, and inventory performance based on the best-selling products.
2. Purchase Personalization
Use customer data to personalize individual buying experiences.
3. Predictive Analysis & Decision Making
Make the best decisions for your e-commerce based on data and predictive analysis.