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However most our clients dont have ecommerce capabilities so I was just wondering what types of profiles if any would be worthwhile setting up for content sites.
To answer your question, I don't think it matters much that you don't deal with e-commerce sites since a lot of the same logic applies. For example, instead of measuring sales conversion rates, you might measure newsletter/ezine conversions, or some other action you want the visitor to take on your site.
I'd be looking at matching successful outcomes (subscriptions, downloads, etc) with referrals (search engine or weblink source) and also repeat visitor/new visitor comparisons.
Hope this helps.
Tracking isolated the advertising vehicle used to acquire the visitor and each visit so that the return on investment can be measured for each list rental, emailing, newsletter, banner, and free download.
Often several of these activities can be grouped together to be viewed by campaign.
Test marketing against segments of a site's clients can be invaluable to establishing a budget.
I don't know netracker but this kind of statistics are at the heart of any successful ecommerce system.