Incrementality Testing: How to Measure True Marketing Impact

What If You Turned Off Your Marketing…and Nothing Changed? Incrementality Testing Exposes Wasted Ad Spend. You’re under pressure to maximize every marketing dollar. But that’s pretty much impossible when the metrics you rely on don’t actually tell you what’s impacting revenue.  Click-through rates. Conversion numbers. ROAS dashboards. They might look solid on paper, but they… Continue reading Incrementality Testing: How to Measure True Marketing Impact

What is Digital Marketing Analytics?

In today’s digital landscape, data is the driving force behind successful marketing campaigns. Digital marketing analytics empowers businesses to make informed decisions by providing insights into consumer behavior and preferences.  Analytics plays a crucial role in understanding the effectiveness of your online marketing efforts. Businesses can gain valuable insights into their audience, track campaign performance,… Continue reading What is Digital Marketing Analytics?

How to Convert Web Traffic into Leads

Part of performance marketing is driving website traffic, but websites are largely responsible for converting users into paying customers. A webpage’s layout, functionality, and copy all contribute to how well it performs. This article explores how to convert traffic into leads so you can get the most out of your traffic-generating investments. What is a… Continue reading How to Convert Web Traffic into Leads

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Google Analytics 4 vs Universal Analytics

In March 2022, Google announced plans to phase out its Universal Analytics reporting platform. All standard Universal Analytics properties will stop processing new hits on July 1, 2023. 360 Universal Analytics properties will stop processing new hits on October 1, 2023. This news should be enough for marketers to pause and examine their options. Let’s… Continue reading Google Analytics 4 vs Universal Analytics

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Do You Have Valuable Content? Measuring Blog ROI

Content marketers want to know which blog posts catch users’ attention, push prospects down the sales funnel or convince leads to become customers. This is essential to measuring blog ROI. We want to figure out how much a blog contributes to a company’s revenue. Are we actually helping the bottom line? This level of marketing… Continue reading Do You Have Valuable Content? Measuring Blog ROI

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Measuring Marketing ROI for Mid-Market Consumer Businesses

You’re a marketing leader. Maybe you’re juggling teams of specialists focused on semi-siloed marketing programs. Or perhaps you’re the bandwidth-strapped ‘jack of all trades’ marketer operating as a department of one. Either way, you work hard to bring revenue to your business and help your company grow. But communicating the impact of those efforts is… Continue reading Measuring Marketing ROI for Mid-Market Consumer Businesses

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Early Moves From the iOS 14 Battlefield Could Have Major Impact on Ad Ecosystem

It seems as if conversations around ad tracking have gone mainstream. From the WSJ to the now-famous WallStreetBets Subreddit, it’s no longer just advertisers who are pondering the true impact of the iOS 14’s privacy update, investors are also starting to take notice. For those of you that don’t know, Apple included a new privacy… Continue reading Early Moves From the iOS 14 Battlefield Could Have Major Impact on Ad Ecosystem

Google Analytics 4 is Here. What do Marketers Need to Know?

Google Analytics 4 is here. The search engine giant released the newest update to its web analytics tool on Oct. 14, 2020 with the goal of keeping pace “with major shifts in consumer behavior and privacy-driven changes to longtime industry standards,” Vidhya Srinivasan, Google’s Vice President for Measurement, Analytics, and Buying Platforms wrote in a post… Continue reading Google Analytics 4 is Here. What do Marketers Need to Know?

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The Cookie-Pocalypse is Coming: What Does This Mean for Advertisers?

Last year, Pivotal Research Senior Analyst Michael Levine downgraded Facebook’s stock citing concerns about the disappearance of third-party cookies and the declining demand for direct-to-consumer brands. This so-called “cookie-pocalypse” loomed over the heads of marketers ever since Google announced in May of 2019 that they will phase out third-party cookies over the course of the next two years. If… Continue reading The Cookie-Pocalypse is Coming: What Does This Mean for Advertisers?