Empirical Path audits web analytics software implementations to ensure that every type of visitor behavior is captured accurately. Even the best data-driven recommendations won't see the light of day if decision-makers don't trust that web analytics data is accurate, and even the best software doesn't track everything an organization needs to know out of the box.
Read about one client's eye-opening audit and the reporting enhancements it inspired. Or contact us to learn how we ensure you are making decisions using reliable data with each step in an Audit and Advanced Audit:
| Steps | Audit ($1,500) |
Advanced Audit ($3,000) |
| Ensure all pages are tracked by current, functioning default JavaScript tracking code or log files |
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| Confirm that complimentary conversion paths and confirmations are counted as funnels and goals for more detailed reporting |
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x |
| Review and recommend content and audience segmentation |
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x |
| Validate current predefined filters and identify additional filtering opportunities, such as internal and sub-domain traffic |
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x |
| Ensure that site search keywords and navigation impacts are measured |
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x |
| Document audit findings and recommendations in writing, then review by phone for as long as needed |
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x |
| Recommend improvements to dashboard layouts, summaries, sharing, and underlying reports |
x |
x |
| Verify that all active marketing efforts are counted as campaigns for more detailed reporting by channel, source, and creative |
x |
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| Ensure integration with pay-per-click (PPC) search engine marketing (SEM) campaigns |
x |
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| Validate e-commerce transaction measurement including detailed product dimensions |
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| Ensure all Rich Media and Rich Internet Applications are tracked by custom JavaScript tracking code |
x |
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| Verify that cross-domain and sub-domain navigation paths and conversion funnels are completely tracked |
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| Study existing or required integration of third-party data sources |
x |
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