Website Analytics
Our reports are based on industry-standard data collection by Google Analytics (GA4), but process the data further to provide insights not available otherwise.
Track conversions, visits, content performance, and visitor cohorts, answering questions like (but not limited to):
Our interconnected dashboards help you gain a complete view of your website’s performance. Easily navigate from one set of data to another by point and click. Compare to previous or another period with several options available (view the video for details).
Easily filter dashboards and other reports by geography, marketing channel, advertising campaign. Easily view more details for any area of interest.
Our system streamlines the analysis of extensive content by categorising pages and reporting performance insights by category, with the option to drill down into individual page metrics when needed.
Pages can be grouped into "Shop," "Content," or user-defined roles and linked to customer needs categories. Content pages may also be categorized by topic, promotions, and call-to-action types, enabling you to identify the best performing combinations. Categorisation can be manual or automated with our AI assistant.
View beyond totals and averages. Explore metrics distributions, understand what are the "normal" values and what are the outliers. Easily view any compatible combination of metrics and dimensions, applying date and segment filters, drill-down and sideways. Chart the data or use statistics menu to explore metrics, their distributions and co-dependencies
Google Analytics / GA4 aggregates older data to minimise costs and load on their servers. InContekst extracts data from GA4 programmatically on a daily basis and stores on its own database for a long time. This enables you compare current visitors' behaviour and site performance to historical values.
If you require sophisticated analysis that are not readily available with Google Analytics metrics, we can program them for you combining multiple datasources in the system's database.
Together with pay-per-click tracking, social content tracking, multi-channel effectiveness analysis, and other marketing analytics, the website analytics function helps produce insights that otherwise would be too hard to generate.
If you are interested to see how this can apply to your business, take us up on our offer of free use until June 2025. This is a chance to use our interactive GA4 dashboards, tailored to your needs, at no cost. Learn more about the offer.