Track Average Revenue Per User on Next.js
Start tracking average revenue per user on Next.js by installing a simple SDK on your website. Next.js analytics can help you track more than just average revenue per user.
How to track average revenue per user on Next.js
Tracking average revenue per user is crucial for understanding user behavior and web performance. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for tracking average revenue per user on Next.js simply and quickly.
Steps to track average revenue per user on Next.js
Step 1
Create an Amplitude account
Step 2
Install the browser SDK with yarn or NPM.
Step 3
Validate that your Next.js website is passing data to Amplitude.
Step 4
Use the visual labeling tool to define a "average revenue per user" event.
Step 5
Create a chart and add the data you would like to visualize.
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Next.js is a React-based framework for building server-rendered or statically generated websites with optimal performance.
Average revenue per user (ARPU) is the total revenue generated divided by the number of active users over a period.
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