Ever poured thousands into Radio spots, Email Campaigns or Google Ads…

[Beeks]

Ever poured thousands into Radio spots, Email Campaigns or Google Ads… only to wonder, “Which one got people on the phone?”

That’s where call tracking comes in!

• Unique numbers per campaign – assign dedicated numbers to TV, radio, Facebook ads and pretty much any source of advertising.
• Call attribution – see exactly which channel drove each call
• Conversion insights – track call duration, source, even keyword level detail in Google Ads

Tools like CallRail make setup a breeze when it comes to tracking numbers.

Pro Tip: Listen to your call recordings to help refine your sales script and boost closing rates.

SCREENSHOT: We track every lead source, aka how the customer found you, down to the detail. Our spreadsheet includes a dozen or more channels, making it easy to compare and analyze month-over-month and year-over-year trends. This helps us spot anomalies and take action quickly. We review this data monthly.

 

[Newman]

Lame advisement here. Pro tip - What idiot would invest in advertising a phone number that was not their main business number?

 

[hogjowl]

A carpet cleaner

 

[Dwain Ray]

In my local area, in the 90's we had a program thru cable tv. It seems that a certain % of add space was required to be set aside for local advertising. Being rural . There wasn't much call for it so i scored 30second spots for $5.00each it cost about 3-500 per commercial to produce locally and worked great! For the 2 or so years the program was in place at the time t had 2 phone #s(still do) 964-6407 business # and 964-6307 fax # and also used when testing advertising cable insert was great but i also have used trailer adds at our local movie theater . People that go to the theaters have a few bucks in disposable income and are a "captive audience" of course being rural we only have 1 theater