Return on Investment

Call Tracking Is a Thing (That You Should Know More About)

Some find that making a call is simply easier and more effective than filling out one of those uniquely complicated website forms or engaging in a lengthy live chat that may or may not resolve the matter at hand. Forbes reports that – in spite of all the modern technological advancements we enjoy and the phone-shaped computers we all carry around – many people prefer to call companies directly when they have issues or inquiries. Small businesses can benefit from call tracking, which can afford you valuable information regarding your overall performance and can help you mine unique opportunities to grow your business.

Digital Accessibility and Return on Investment

You likely don’t need a survey to tell you that the vast majority of business owners and web experts cite expense as their primary concern when it comes to digital accessibility, but if you do – there are plenty of surveys out there that make exactly this point. Naturally, many businesses are also concerned about having to rebuild their websites from scratch in order to maximize the browsing experience they offer – and about the investment of both time and money involved. Fortunately, there’s good news on the horizon.

How to Measure Your Return on Content-Marketing Investment

It’s clear that marketing matters and that content is critical to search engine optimization (SEO), but how do you quantify your return on investment (ROI) when it comes to content marketing. It’s a good question, and fortunately, there are guidelines that specifically address your concerns. The fact is that even many marketers aren’t sure how to address the ROI issue, and Content Marketing Institute shares that upwards of 40 percent are seriously invested in improving their ability to provide concrete measurement tools. While qualitative measurements can provide you with a sense of how things are going, they don’t have the gravitas of cold, hard numbers.