In the digital world, As we know, content is the king and it is everything. And the Internet is filled with content, so it is challenging to determine if our content is effective and whether users are liking the content or not 

To see if the Digital content is effective or not numerous metrics can be used to measure. In this blog, we have discussed the seven most important ones.

1. Engagement Metrics

Engagement metrics help us to understand the impact of the content. These metrics provide insights into how well your content resonates with your audience and adjust your strategy accordingly. This can include metrics like; Avg. Time on page, Bounce rate, Social media shares, Comments, and Click-through rate (CTR)

2. Consumer Demand/Volume

Consumer demand/volume is a measure of how much interest there is in your digital content. This can be measured by looking at metrics like; Search volume of the keywords, Social media mentions, Website traffic, and Email opt-in rates.

3. Content Relevancy

To create a content that meets the interests and needs of your audience is very crucial. So to see if our content is engaging with the audience or not we can measure these metrics: Keyword rankings, Organic traffic, Time on page, and Bounce rate.

4. Content Depth

Content depth is a measure of how comprehensive and informative your content is. This can be measured by looking at metrics like; Word count, Number of images and videos, and Number of links to external resources.

5. Influenced & Direct Conversion Rate

The conversion rate that you get on your content is an indicator of its quality. This metric indicates user engagement and actions taken by the users like subscribing or purchasing. This means that the higher the conversion rate, the more effective your content is in encouraging users to take the desired action. We can divide this metric into two categories:

Influenced-conversion rate: This measures the number of people who were influenced by your content to take the desired action, even if they didn’t consume it directly.

Direct-conversion rate: This measures the number of people who consumed your content directly and then took the desired action.

6. Tone-Matching Demographics and Persona

Matching your content’s tone with your target demographics and personas is crucial for effective communication. To measure if the content is doing well we can look at these metrics: Social media engagement, Website traffic, and Conversion rate.

7. Channel Effectiveness

Channel effectiveness is a measure of how well your content is performing on different channels. To measure if our content is doing well we can look at these metrics Traffic by channel, Engagement by channel, Conversion rate by channel, and Using Metrics to Drive Content Success.

By keeping track of these 7 topics we can get valuable insights into which type of digital content is working for us and which is not. By using this information we can build a strong content strategy that our audience loves.

Also, we are sharing some additional tips that will help to set clear goals for your content and know what you want to achieve from the content.

• Track the metrics over time. 
• Make changes to the content based on what the metrics are telling you.
• Experiment with different types of content.

Don’t be afraid to fail. Failure is a natural part of the learning process.