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Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
The Conversion Matrix is a two‑dimensional table that lists conversion categories (e.g., signup, purchase, referral) on one axis and traffic sources on the other. Each cell shows the volume or rate of that conversion from the given source.
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When to use conversion matrix
Deploy a Conversion Matrix when you need a quick visual of channel‑specific performance across multiple conversion goals.
A practical example of conversion matrix
Suppose organic search drives 150 sign‑ups, while paid social yields 80 purchases in the same month.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Ensure each channel’s UTM parameters are captured in the conversion logs.
- Check that the matrix totals match the sum of individual channel reports.
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