Already Have A Solid Website Foundation?
It’s Time To Consider Customer Acquisition, Retention & Awareness
Now, there’s some overlap between the channels and activities, with Customer Acquisition and Retention generally higher priorities as they are key revenue drivers and where most sites can generate the quickest revenue wins — and let’s face it, we all want more revenue, right!
We’ve also included some insight into additional activities that can support awareness, acquisition and retention.
01
Customer Acquisition
New Visitors / Customers
Customer Acquisition is driven through SEO, Paid Search, Google Shopping, and to a lesser extent, Social — and focused on enhancing the visibility of the site, supporting the acquisition of new users, customers and email subscribers and increasing total website sessions, transactions and revenue.
Key Metrics — New Visitors, Sessions, User Experience, Conversion Rate, Transactions & Revenue (by both Total and Channel).
02
Customer Retention & Repurchase Rate
Repeat Visitors
Customer Retention and Repurchase Rate are largely driven via Email Marketing, Social & Display Remarketing to re-engage with both past visitors and lapsed customers to cross- and up-sell, reduce the time between and frequency of visits, acquire subscribers & reviews — ultimately increasing revenue from Repeat Visitors & Customers. This phase may also involve mapping out and focusing on strategies to increase the Customer Lifetime Value.
Key Metrics — Increased Frequency of and Reduced the Time between Visits, Increased Repurchase Rate, Email Subscribers & Reviews and ultimately Revenue from Repeat Visitors.
03
Brand, Product Awareness & Recall
Above-The-Funnel
Social and Display Network Ads are used to raise brand and product awareness for key customer segments, increase brand recall, support off- & online marketing initiatives and acquire new visitors. Note: Awareness activities are measured by impressions & reach, typically only contributing a small percentage of overall revenue.
Key Metrics — Impressions & Reach. Secondary Metrics — Sessions & Revenue.