Understanding your Pearl Diver data
Understanding your data
Recent statistics reveal a stark reality: between 50-75% of site visits are bots. Consequently, the actual number of identified visitors amounts to only 20-25% of your Google Analytics report.
*Google Analytics filters known bots from the International Spiders and Bots List
Source: https://www.imperva.com/resources/reports/2023-Imperva-Bad-Bot-Report.pdf
Classifying your identified website visitors
- Pearls
Pearls represent businesses you've previously emailed and who have visited your website. They consist of familiar contacts who are highly receptive to direct communication via call or email.
- High ICP + High Visit
These visitors align closely with your ideal customer profile (ICP) and demonstrate high engagement through multiple site visits. We recommend that seasoned networkers directly engage with these opportunities, while those less experienced may leverage marketing automation. They represent prime candidates for driving successful paid marketing campaigns.
- High ICP + Low Visit
These visitors fit your ICP but require additional touchpoints before direct contact. Employ passive drip email marketing to encourage repeat visits. They represent optimal targets for driving successful paid marketing campaigns.
- Low Visit
Utilize these visitors to generate "negative lists" for paid marketing campaigns. Additionally, they can be effectively targeted through cost-efficient strategies like email newsletters for passive marketing.
Building Your Audiences
Start segmenting your audiences by the various visitor types so you can implement targeted marketing strategies.
Setting Up Pearls
Let us handle the setup for you! It's a quick 10-minute process, and best of all, it won't cost you a thing. Schedule a hassle-free appointment with us here.
Creating ICP Audiences
Create an Audience
Navigate to the left-hand menu and select "Audiences." Look for the "Create Audience" option.
- Name Your Audience
Utilize the visitor types to label your audiences: High ICP + High Visit, High ICP + Low Visit, and Low ICP.
- Define Your Audience
Specify your audience criteria using filter inputs. - High ICP + High Visit: Set filters based on your Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) along with a “Visit Count” greater than 3.
- High ICP + Low Visit: Configure filters according to your ICP along with a “Visit Count” less than 3.
- Low ICP: Establish filters that are contrary to your ICP criteria.
- Save and Finish
Click the 'Create Audience' button to finalize the process.
Get Started
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