What are your favorite ways of measuring website performance? Such as conversions, leads, etc.

"I recall in your job posting that you mentioned Click-Through-Rate (CTR) a few times. I am a big fan of tracking actions taken on individual web pages and am sure to keep a close eye on each link's performance. If a page is not performing well, I quickly tweak the copy, imagery, or call-to-action. At the moment, my favorite tool for gauging CTR is Optimizely, a fast-acting and easy to use experimentation platform."

"I have been learning a lot recently about bounce rates and techniques to minimize bounces while increasing conversions. Bounce rate measurement is crucial because it shows the number of people repelled by the initial page view that they leave without taking any action whatsoever. As a marketer, I feel that bounce rates should always be a top metric to assess and measure. In school we used a tool called Pingdom, which helped me to understand page load times and the impact it has on the user experience."

"I have many favorites when it comes to measuring the performance of a website and love using a variety of tools to analyze the finest points of website data. My favorite focus at the moment is search engine referrals. I like to see and collect data on which keywords people are using to get them to the website. This data allows me to pivot my strategy quickly and effectively, as needed. Although there are many incredible tools available, I lean on Google Analytics for most of my web analysis activity."