Vice President Stephen Abbey Interviewed at ad:tech
The conversation reiterated how important it is for companies to track their phone call conversions. “I’m a big fan of call tracking. I think every advertiser who is driving leads…should absolutely do it,” said Eisenberg in his opening. Abbey elaborated on how intelligent call tracking allows clients to relate the hard conversion back to their keyword. “When [customers] call a call center, they [CSRs] can enter through a touch tone pad a code that says ‘I made the sale for ten dollars,’ or ‘I made an appointment’ and then we tie that all in with a plug and play integration with…Google Analytics or Omniture Site Catalyst,” said Abbey. The interview also touched upon our system’s ease of use and how our products help inexperienced marketers incorporate intelligent call tracking. “We put a Java script on your site that takes about 15 to 20 minutes to install. Then from there we publish dynamic phone numbers every time a unique visitor comes to the site and that gives you all the market intelligence behind that,” said Abbey of our hassle free installation. With this information, Mongoose Metrics’ customer can see and guide the marketing spend of each campaign to efficiently allocate marketing dollars. Eisenberg mentioned that he considers Mongoose Metrics’ system “…a fabulous solution I have recommended to a ton of clients.”
If you missed the live broadcast, then you can listen to a digital recording here. To learn more about our intelligent phone call conversion tracking product suite, please visit our website. As Steve said in his interview, “See you there!”
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