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Earnings Per Click: How to Win Big at Affiliate Marketing

Optinmonster

Here’s why: Though many new affiliate marketers aren’t aware of EPC, what it is, and how to calculate it (which we’ll cover shortly), they know another popular marketing term: “Cost per click” (CPC). Because once you know your EPC, then the CPC is actually irrelevant.

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The Ultimate B2B Marketing Glossary

Envy

Cost Per Action is the amount you spend for a user to take a particular action, such as a click, view or form submit. Cost Per Acquisition is the amount you spend to acquire a new lead or make a sale. Cost Per Click tells you how much it costs to get one person to click on your paid ad.

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Adapting and Evolving: The Ongoing Process of Marketing Goal Refinement

ClearVoice

Use it to measure KPIs such as website visits, pageviews, bounce rates , and conversion rates HubSpot Analytics: Provides analytics for inbound marketing, sales, and customer service. Use it to evaluate email marketing KPIs such as open rate , subscriber growth rate, and unsubscribe rate.

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Marketing ROI 2020: Best Practices, Formulas, Metrics & Calculator

Martech Advisor

Let’s look at the key metrics you need to measure for various marketing channels: Email Marketing: Open rate, click-through rate (CTR), conversion rate, campaign ROI, overall ROI, revenue per email. Influencer Marketing: Referral traffic, CTR, reach, engagement, conversions, ROI.

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The power of customer data across the journey: Acquisition

Martech

Email marketing metrics (open rates, click-through rates, conversion rates, etc.) Paid advertising metrics (cost per click, conversion rates, return on ad spend, etc.) Increased conversion rates and revenue , thanks to optimized targeting and predictive analytics.

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Stats to Track Through the Customer Lifecycle

Ontraport

To keep track of it all, here are the stats you’ll want to look at: Click-through rate (CTR). Cost per click (CPC). ROI and first-click attribution. The main way you’ll keep track of campaign conversions is by looking at your UTMs in Google Analytics. Conversion rate.

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Paid, owned and earned media: What they are and where social fits into the mix

Sprout Social

Cost per click. Cost per impression. Conversion rate. Customer acquisition cost. Website : Traffic, new users, bounce rate, search rank. Email : Open rate, clickthrough rate, bounce rate. Social : Audience growth, engagement rate, impressions, reach.