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Value Rating Part 2: Targeting in Paid Content

In paid content, how can a sales manager differentiate the up-sell vs. the retention risk between two customers with same number of page views and visits? Value Rating is the answer, or the percentage of page views that are units of value (full description of Value Rating in Part 1 of series). Using Value Rating as a metric, Scout Analytics has found that categorizing engagement on page views alone, will incorrectly classify the revenue opportunity of 15 percent of customers. The consequence of using page views as a primary metric is that sales managers will use wrong negotiation tactic with customers 15 percent of the time. Chart 1 to the right will help illustrate the limitations of page views only. The [...]

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Targeting Monetization Campaigns with Value Rating: Part 1

Not all page views have the same value. For that matter, some page views have no monetary value. To illustrate this dynamic, consider the following: would a subscriber be willing to pay the list price of $26 a year to search for product reviews on ConsumerReports.org but not allowed to actually see the reviews? The most common answer will be no. The monetary value of a “search” page view with no results is worth zero. Page views can be placed into one of two buckets, a “unit-of-value” or a “path-to-value.” Unit-of-value – A page view that enables a visitor to make a decision, complete a task, or fulfill a need (e.g., entertainment) delivers value. Path-to-value – A page view supporting [...]

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