Funnel Widget (BX)

About the Funnel Widget

Funnel widgets are a type of widget that only appear in Brand Tracker projects. They display the proportion of people that have different levels of interaction with a brand. For example, this widget can help you gauge how many people are aware of the brand versus how many people regularly use a product from that brand.

Interpretation

Funnel widgets are named for a concept called the Brand Funnel. The Brand Funnel is a phenomenon that measures the relationship between your brand and the customer, allowing you to assess the dropoff of a customer population from one level of brand interaction to the next.

For example, lots of people may know the name of your brand and what it sells (awareness); but fewer people will consider you when they’re making a purchase for that same domain, and fewer still will prefer your brand or feel deeply loyal to it over others in the same domain as regular users. The purpose of a funnel widget is to help you understand both the proportion of these populations and dropoffs as your brand attempts to convert more prospects into loyal customers.

Survey Setup

Before you design your survey or collect data, it’s important to think about what you want your brand funnel to look like.

See Conversion Funnel Reporting for guidance on the different kinds of funnel questions you can include, what brand trackers set up for you, and what your survey setup should look like if you’re adding any customization.

Dashboard Data Requirements

The Funnel widget was designed with multiple choice in mind. The Brand Tracker project will generally set up your data for you. However, if you have questions on how this has been prepared, or have customized your own Brand Tracker setup, see Data Mapping on the Conversion Funnels Reporting support page.

Widget Setup

Brand Funnels should only ever display data for one brand at a time. In these steps, we’ll go through the example of adding our demo brand, MusiQ.

1. For each of your funnel levels, click Add under the Metric heading.
   
2. Choose the metric you want to display, and the field. For more information on setting up widget metrics, see widget metrics.
   
   Example 1: We used multi answer multiple choice questions. I choose the relevant question, then choose the brand MusiQ.
   Example 2: We had to set up special Embedded Data. I find the MusiQAwareness field, and select the value 1. See Data Preparation for more details on when these Embedded Data might be used.
   Qtip: You should order your metrics in the logical order of our funnel, so start with the broadest metric (usually awareness).
3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to add every other level.
   
   Qtip: If you haven’t mapped your Embedded Data field, that Embedded Data field will not appear in the metric list. You need to first set up labels as described in Data Mapping.
   Qtip: If you haven’t grouped together top 2 box or similar in the survey, then you will need to either update the survey and dataset to do that (see Survey Set Up), or recode the values in the mapping (see FAQs).
4. If the levels are added incorrectly, you can rearrange them under Metrics by dragging and dropping.
5. The chart name is usually “[Brand] Funnel,” like “MusiQ Funnel.”
6. You can set a color for each level.
   
7. Choose between the ratio and dropoff:
   • Ratio: More common choice. How many are added onto each level.
   • Dropoff: How many are lost at each level.

Show Change Since

The Show Change Since toggle lets you see how your field values have changed over time. After enabling this toggle, select the field to be used as the date, and the time frame you are interested in. The associated change will appear in your widget next to each field.

Additional Options

Click on the three horizontal dots in the top-right corner of your widget to view additional options.

• Export: Export your widget as a JPG, PDF, CSV, TSV.
• View data: View a table containing all the data in your funnel.

FAQs