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METRICS Your Small Business Should Be Tracking 12 Gabriela Taylor

12 Metrics Your Small Business Should Be Tracking

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METRICSYour Small Business Should Be Tracking12

Gabriela Taylor

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SALES is the income that is generated when customers purchase your products and services.

1SALES

REVENUE

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Treat your customers just the way they like.

2 Customer

Loyalty

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Customer Acquisition Cost (CPA) reflects the cost incurred to get a new customer.

3Customer

Acquisition Cost

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Know the potential of your (virtual) staff. Here you can also include the cost for the online tools you use in your business.

4Operating

Productivity

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The greater this percentage is, the more you can retain on every dollar and enjoy increased profits.

5Gross Margin

Size

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Studies claim that if your profits are less than 60%, it will be difficult for your business to grow.

6Monthly

Profits and Losses

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Conversion rate (CR) is the ratio of visitors who generate an action on your website to the total number of visitors.

7Conversion

Rates

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Bounce rate is the percentage of people who visit your website and then leave it without going through any other pages.

8Bounce

Rate

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Average page views for every visit reflect the engagement levels of your visitors.

9Average Page

Views

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You can determine the average costs per page if you know what the revenue of each page is.

10Average Cost

for a Page View

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If people find you credible, they will want to know more about you, and so they will stay on your website longer.

11Average

Time

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Focus on keywords that are associated with greater percentages.

12Percentage of Return Visitors

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