
E-commerce Analytics Course
Master the analytics skills that drive real e-commerce growth — from tracking setup and funnel analysis to customer lifetime value and predictive modeling. This course gives you a complete, practical toolkit to turn raw store data into decisions that increase revenue. Whether you manage a store or advise brands, you'll leave with skills you can apply immediately.
What you will learn:
You'll start by building a solid foundation in e-commerce data collection, KPIs, and analytics goal setting. From there, you'll configure web analytics platforms, implement enhanced e-commerce tracking, and ensure data quality. You'll analyze customer behavior across the full purchase funnel, run structured A/B tests, and measure acquisition performance across every marketing channel. Advanced topics include CLV modeling, churn prediction, product and inventory analytics, SQL querying, and executive dashboard development. By the end, you'll know how to translate data into strategic recommendations that stakeholders act on.
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With Dedika for Business, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course Content
8 Chapters • 39 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of E-Commerce Analytics
Foundations of E-Commerce Analytics
Lesson 1 • Analytics Maturity and Goal Setting
Introduces the analytics maturity model and how businesses progress from descriptive to predictive insight. Guides students in setting measurable analytics objectives.
Lesson 2 • Data Collection Methods and Tools
Surveys the primary methods for capturing e-commerce data, including pixel tracking, server logs, and APIs. Prepares students to evaluate tool fit for their context.
Lesson 3 • Core E-Commerce KPIs
Defines the essential metrics that measure store health and growth. Connects each KPI to a specific business decision.
Lesson 4 • The E-Commerce Data Landscape
Maps the full spectrum of data generated by online stores, from clickstreams to transactions. Establishes the vocabulary used throughout the course.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsWeb Analytics Setup and Configuration
Web Analytics Setup and Configuration
Lesson 1 • Implementing E-Commerce Tracking
Covers step-by-step implementation of standard and enhanced e-commerce tracking. Directly enables the KPI measurement introduced in Chapter 1.
Lesson 2 • Custom Dimensions and Metrics
Extends default analytics data with business-specific attributes such as membership tier or product category. Enables richer segmentation in later chapters.
Lesson 3 • Data Quality and Validation
Teaches systematic methods to detect and fix tracking errors before they corrupt reports. Ensures the data foundation is reliable for all subsequent analysis.
Lesson 4 • Tag Management for E-Commerce
Demonstrates using a tag management system to deploy and maintain tracking tags without code changes. Reduces implementation errors and speeds iteration.
Lesson 5 • Analytics Platform Architecture
Explains how modern analytics platforms process and store event data. Provides the mental model needed before any implementation begins.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsCustomer Behavior and Funnel Analysis
Customer Behavior and Funnel Analysis
Lesson 1 • Segmentation for Behavioral Insights
Applies audience segments to isolate behavioral differences between customer groups. Enables targeted recommendations grounded in data.
Lesson 2 • On-Site Behavior Metrics
Examines engagement signals such as bounce rate, session duration, and page depth. Reveals how content and UX influence purchase intent.
Lesson 3 • Cohort and Path Analysis
Groups users by acquisition date or behavior to track retention and repeat purchase patterns over time. Extends funnel analysis into longitudinal customer journeys.
Lesson 4 • Traffic Source Analysis
Breaks down how visitors arrive via organic, paid, social, and direct channels. Connects acquisition source to downstream conversion behavior.
Lesson 5 • Funnel Visualization and Drop-Off
Builds step-by-step funnel reports to quantify where shoppers abandon the purchase path. Prioritizes which funnel stages yield the highest optimization ROI.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsConversion Rate Optimization with Data
Conversion Rate Optimization with Data
Lesson 1 • Personalization as a CRO Strategy
Introduces data-driven personalization as an advanced extension of A/B testing. Shows how behavioral segments from Chapter 3 power targeted experiences.
Lesson 2 • Multivariate and Split URL Testing
Extends A/B testing to multiple simultaneous variables and separate page versions. Enables more complex optimization scenarios on high-traffic pages.
Lesson 3 • A/B Testing Fundamentals
Covers the statistical principles behind controlled experiments and how to design valid tests. Directly applies funnel and behavioral data from Chapter 3.
Lesson 4 • CRO Frameworks and Prioritization
Introduces structured frameworks for generating and ranking optimization hypotheses. Prevents wasted effort by focusing tests on high-impact opportunities.
Lesson 5 • Interpreting and Acting on Test Results
Teaches rigorous result analysis, including handling inconclusive tests and avoiding false positives. Translates test outcomes into actionable site changes.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsCustomer Acquisition and Attribution
Customer Acquisition and Attribution
Lesson 1 • Customer Acquisition Cost Optimization
Applies attribution insights to reduce CAC while maintaining acquisition volume. Directly builds on the CAC metric introduced in Chapter 1.
Lesson 2 • Cross-Channel Campaign Analysis
Integrates data from multiple ad platforms into a unified performance view. Reveals channel interaction effects invisible in single-platform reports.
Lesson 3 • Multi-Touch Attribution Models
Compares first-touch, last-touch, linear, and data-driven attribution models. Enables accurate credit assignment across the customer journey.
Lesson 4 • Organic and Content Channel Analytics
Measures SEO, email, and content marketing performance using analytics data. Balances paid channel focus with lower-cost acquisition strategies.
Lesson 5 • Paid Channel Performance Metrics
Defines the key metrics for evaluating paid search, social, and display campaigns. Connects ad spend data to the revenue KPIs established in Chapter 1.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsCustomer Lifetime Value and Retention
Customer Lifetime Value and Retention
Lesson 1 • Loyalty Program Analytics
Measures the incremental impact of loyalty programs on purchase frequency and CLV. Distinguishes genuine loyalty lift from selection bias in program data.
Lesson 2 • Retention Dashboard Design
Translates CLV and retention metrics into an actionable monitoring dashboard. Prepares students to communicate retention health to stakeholders.
Lesson 3 • RFM Segmentation for Retention
Applies recency, frequency, and monetary scoring to segment customers by loyalty and risk. Enables targeted retention campaigns grounded in purchase behavior.
Lesson 4 • Churn Prediction and Prevention
Builds early-warning indicators for customer churn using behavioral and transactional signals. Connects churn reduction directly to CLV improvement.
Lesson 5 • CLV Calculation Methods
Covers historical, predictive, and probabilistic approaches to calculating customer lifetime value. Grounds CLV in the acquisition cost data from Chapter 5.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsProduct and Inventory Analytics
Product and Inventory Analytics
Lesson 1 • Merchandising and Assortment Analytics
Uses data to evaluate product mix, cross-sell opportunities, and catalog gaps. Directly informs assortment and merchandising decisions.
Lesson 2 • Product Performance Reporting
Analyzes revenue, units sold, and margin by product and category. Builds on enhanced e-commerce tracking configured in Chapter 2.
Lesson 3 • Search and Discovery Analytics
Analyzes on-site search queries and browse behavior to surface product discovery gaps. Feeds directly into merchandising and CRO priorities.
Lesson 4 • Inventory and Demand Forecasting
Applies sales trend data to forecast demand and reduce stockout and overstock costs. Connects product analytics to supply chain decisions.
Lesson 5 • Pricing Analytics and Elasticity
Measures how price changes affect demand and revenue using historical transaction data. Enables evidence-based pricing decisions.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsAdvanced Analytics and Strategic Reporting
Advanced Analytics and Strategic Reporting
Lesson 1 • Analytics-Driven Business Cases
Structures data findings into persuasive business cases that justify investment decisions. Applies the full analytical toolkit to real strategic scenarios.
Lesson 2 • Executive Dashboard Development
Designs a comprehensive executive dashboard integrating KPIs from acquisition, retention, and product chapters. Translates operational data into strategic narratives.
Lesson 3 • Data Visualization Best Practices
Teaches principles of effective chart selection, layout, and storytelling for analytics reports. Ensures insights from all prior chapters are communicated clearly.
Lesson 4 • Building an Analytics Roadmap
Guides students in creating a phased analytics improvement plan for their organization. Synthesizes all course learning into a strategic, actionable deliverable.
Lesson 5 • Predictive Modeling for E-Commerce
Introduces regression, classification, and clustering models applied to e-commerce use cases. Extends descriptive analysis into forward-looking business intelligence.
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This course is for you:
E-commerce manager: needs data skills to justify decisions to leadership.
Digital marketing specialist: wants to connect campaign spend to actual revenue.
Freelance consultant: advises brands but lacks a structured analytics methodology.
Small business owner: runs an online store and wants to grow it smarter.
Career changer: moving from traditional retail into a data-focused commerce role.
Business analyst: expanding expertise into the e-commerce vertical specifically.
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