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CTR on a product listing page

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Hi all,

Does anyone know  how to check the click through rate on the product listing page?

Thanks,

Matteo

 

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@matteucc you would need to fire a custom event whenever the product list page loads and then create a calculated metric which would be some thing

CTR = (Custom event/Total Page views)%100

This is just a workaround, because Adobe analytics does not have CTR metric by default

 

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Spoiler
 

 

@matteucc you would need to fire a custom event whenever the product list page loads and then create a calculated metric which would be some thing

CTR = (Custom event/Total Page views)%100

This is just a workaround, because Adobe analytics does not have CTR metric by default

 

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You can also create a "proxy" for this... if you can identify the product page with a segment, you can get the "product page views".

 

If you are using Activity Map, and can identify product pages by the Activity Map Page values, you can use the Activity Map Link Instances where Activity Map Page = Product Page, and use that in conjunction with the pages your "clicks" land on... 

 

Then you can do the "clicks" divided by the product page views.

 

Having custom events is obviously easier... but if you need to pull historical data and don't have those in place.. this can work for now.

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I forgot to mention, if you aren't using Activity Map... you can create a segment at Hit Level looking for:

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[Container at Visit Level]
    Product Page
    then within 1 hit
    Page where the click goes
[end container]

AND

Page where the click goes

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This will look for Hits on your "clickthrough page" that had a sequence of Product Page to Click-through Page (it might overcount slightly if users tend to bounce around a lot and come back to the click-through page... but again, this is a proxy until you have events being triggered)