Introduction
This evaluation was carried out by Rob Pearson, FCO Digital Diplomacy Group's user experience consultant. Rob was not involved in the London Summit site project until this evaluation.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) were evaluated using the following:
- The site's web analytics
- Publicly accessible web analytics such as Google Trends
- A survey carried out with subscribers to the London Summit site (286 responses)
Unlike the analytics data, survey data is not necessarily representative of visitors generally. However, it is reasonable to consider this data as indicative, and as such it has been used in this evaluation.
Summary
13 KPIs were defined to evaluate the success of the London Summit web presence:- 3 were fully met
- 4 were partially met
- 4 were not met
- 2 could not be assessed because of insufficient data
KPIs
Click on a KPI for more detail.1. The focal point for engaging and shaping global opinions
Read full evaluation of KPI one
2. Authoritative provision of in-depth briefings on Summit
2.3. At least four expert bloggers providing authoritative real time content for London Summit
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Read full evaluation of KPI two
3. Effective operational functions for 2,000 journalists
3.1. Media Centre regarded by journalists as most respected Government media site ever.
3.2. Live streaming of all press conferences / keynote speeches.
3.3. The site is reliable (minimal down time) and meets AA accessibility at all times
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4. Respected platform for discussion and debate
4.1. Seamless integration with all partner engagement sites.
4.2. Clear evidence of link between pre-summit web debate and post-summit outcomes.
4.4. The site (and related wider web-presence) becomes a best-in-class example of digital engagement.
Read full evaluation of KPI four