Right, as marketing folk we -know- that our customers take their own unique journey, and their intent at each stage with our brand will change -only- when they are ready to move to the next stage in the relationship.
The problem is that reporting and ROI for our marketing skews to the last channel, campaign or page that scored the goal getting all the credit. See every high school drama, ever made.
“Hi there quarterback *waves*”
Imagine though, being able to show the person who signs the cheque - aka your budget, your agency, your job, the impact of the work -you- are doing, wouldn’t that be dandy?
Those featured snippets you’re ranking #1 for which satisfy the pain aware stage, how do you keep that work going with budget when you can’t prove the value? Or the blog posts that do a great job in getting links, but not driving cash money. Or pretty much anything, ever.
This talk dives into how you can use Google Analytics (GA) to measure your users intent and the effectiveness of your campaigns at each stage of the journey, as well as highlighting some freaky little quirks within GA that may have cost you dearly.
It’s not too late, dear reader.