Comparing Return on Investment (ROI) for paid traffic (PPC) vs. blog and organic traffic
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Made Hot by: Monsieur Eraser on April 15, 2012 11:48 pm
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Thank you for sharing here at BizSugar!
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Glad u enjoyed it. There was an interesting post on my blog about that article:
"David, excellent analysis. The problem I always run into though is quantifying exactly how much revenue a single visitor generates. While I can aggregate my total views and unique visitors across a time period and then simply divide revenue evenly, I'd really like to be able to drill down and attribute specific CPA conversions and CPC to a single user. Do you have any favorite tracking tools for this sort of thing (other than GA)? "
Think I'll have to follow up on it when I have a moment.