Here's what we should be tracking once we open up for users to create their own recipes. Assume these are monthly based numbers.
Number of unique visitors visiting our site. Already being tracked by google analytics.
% of visitors that open an account.
% of account holders that log in at least once (this will be of concern early on to see if people are successfully registering).
% of account holders that created at least 1 recipe.
A lot of these should be easy to extract from our database I figure. We should track user logins which will go a long way to answering point 3. We may also want to focus on frequency of logging in so tracking every login event will be useful.
Also, we should track the date when an account is opened.
Also, when we open for comments, we will want to track % of accounts that posted at least 1 comment.
Here's what we should be tracking once we open up for users to create their own recipes. Assume these are monthly based numbers.
A lot of these should be easy to extract from our database I figure. We should track user logins which will go a long way to answering point 3. We may also want to focus on frequency of logging in so tracking every login event will be useful.
Also, we should track the date when an account is opened.
Also, when we open for comments, we will want to track % of accounts that posted at least 1 comment.