Do you have a flagship website but you are finding it difficult to understand how much traffic it is generating? Would you like to have better tools to monitor the activity generated by your website, such as the number of visitors accessing your site, which devices they are using, which pages are they visiting, what offers are enticing them and why they are not completing your contact form?
What if you could go a step further by being able to detect who or which companies are accessing your website and get further information about their contact details? This would definitely help you target your marketing and sales pitch to particular clients and focus better on their needs.
Having the proper analytics in place is as important as having a good functional website acting as your store front. You can collect extremely valuable information just by analysing the traffic reaching your website. This information can prove valuable to your business as it allows you to know your potential clients and as a result target your marketing to specific clients or niche of clients.
So, what tools are available? Surely the Google analytics offers lots of insights. It will tell you critical information such as
All the above metrics will help you get insight into the performance of your website and whether your efforts to rank and attract the correct audience is paying off.
However imagine going a step further.
Imagine being able to actually know who is accessing your website. Imagine being able to place an email address, a company name and a contact to the anonymous users accessing your website. This is possible today with website visitor tracking tools which track the IP addresses of visitors browsing your website, and check them against huge databases in order to obtain detailed information about potential clients.
Each and every device connected to the Internet needs a unique identifier to be able to request and send information over the web. This unique identifier is assigned to a device irrespective whether the device is a desktop, a server, a laptop or a smartphone. In order for any device to gain access to the Internet and successfully exchange any type of information, it needs one of these identifiers. Although this identifier is typically assigned upon each connection request and is generally private for home users surfing the web, most companies have their own fixed ranges which never change and therefore act as a valid representation of the company on the Internet.
Hence if you can track the IP address of the people visiting your website, you will be able to augment the rich information provided by tools such as Google Analytics with even more valuable information such as company info and contact details.
Imagine knowing that Company X is repeatedly visiting your site and specifically accessing your product offering Y. This will already give you a jump start ahead of your competitors. According to Insidesales.com, 50% of buyers choose the vendor which is first to reply to a customer query.
Furthermore knowing your potential client and his/her particular interest at this moment in time, will allow you to tailor your marketing message to better suit the client’s needs. It will allow you to send an email with more targeted content to a potential client who is already in your sales funnel, as opposed to the generic email marketing messages which have a wider scope and audience. Relevant emails drive 18 times more revenue than broadcast emails. (Jupiter Research)
Rather than focusing on cold calls and email marketing to get new customers, analytical tools will help you go a step further up the sales ladder and target people whom you already know might be interested in your services or products. It will indicate which are your potential hot leads and allow your sales teams to target these customers first.
The type of analytics will also help you to improve your website, especially if you have pages which are performing poorly. This could be due to a number of reasons such as poorly structured content, unclear clear, technical problems with page etc. Knowing about these pages will allow you to target them and fix them.
What does it involve?
Activating this level of analysis on your website is quite simple. You just need to add an additional piece of code to activate the website visitor tracking mechanism which will be able to register and save the IP addresses clicking on your website. This IP information is then captured by the analytical software such that it can be augmented with further details such as company info and contacts.
Access to information
Accessing the information is very simple and can be done through a dashboard which gives you access to the company information. More importantly, accessing the information is instant!
We, at thewebally.com, can help you set up the right tools for your website. Contact us now for further information into how you can gain more insights from your website traffic by placing a name and face to otherwise anonymous traffic. We also offer a no obligations, 14-day free trial! There is no need to change your website at all – just the inclusion of a small piece of code will do the trick.
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