The Downloads metric in Matomo measures the number of times files have been downloaded from your website, allowing you to better track user engagement with your downloadable content.
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Downloads can refer to the number of times a particular file or resource has been downloaded from your website. These files can include various types of content, such as PDF documents, images, videos, audio files, software applications, and more. Downloads can also represent the total number of app installations on your mobile phone or desktop.
More downloads equal more relationships with potential prospects who are now also one step closer to doing business with you at some point in the future.
However, prospects won’t download just anything you put on a page – you need to know how to position your files and resources to maximize the number of downloads.
Here are some expert strategies you can steal to do just that:
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A good number of downloads for an app can vary depending on factors such as the app’s purpose, target market, competition, and the business’s marketing efforts.
In general, achieving tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of downloads within the first few months of launch is considered a positive indicator of a successful app with potential for further growth.
Active users and downloads are two distinct metrics used to measure the performance of an app.
Downloads represent the total number of app installations, indicating user interest.
Active users, on the other hand, are the individuals who actively engage with the app over a specific period, reflecting user retention and ongoing usage.
While downloads show initial interest, active users demonstrate an app’s sustained popularity and success.
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The Unique Visitors by Region metric in Matomo shows the number of distinct visitors your website has received from each geographical region, providing insights on your website's global reach and potential target markets.
The Unique Visitors by Configuration metric measures the number of distinct visitors based on device, browser, and operating system configurations.
The Unique Visitors by Browser engine metric in Matomo tracks the number of distinct visitors who accessed a website using a specific browser engine (such as WebKit or Gecko) during a selected time period.
Bounce Rate by Page measures the percentage of visits to a specific page where visitors leave without interacting or viewing any other pages on the website.
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Goal Conversion Rate measures the percentage of website visitors who completed a specific goal on your site out of the total number of visitors. It helps you track how well your website is delivering on your desired actions and helps optimize your conversion funnel.