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EPISODE · May 27, 2025 · 47 MIN

S2.E11: What Converts? with Michael Cooney

from Bullhorns and Bullseyes · host Curtis Hays and Tom Nixon

Micheal Cooney, Founder of WhatConverts, joins Tom and Curtis to touch the third rail of marketing attribution: "What's working and what is my return on investment?" The conversation explores the challenges marketers face in tracking conversions, the significance of reporting in monetary terms, and the need for accountability in sales processes. They also delve into the concept of gamification in lead management, highlighting how making the process engaging can lead to better results and team cohesion. The discussion also highlights the significance of content marketing and branding in achieving long-term success in a competitive landscape.Takeaways:Reporting in dollars rather than vanity metrics is crucial for client satisfaction.Creating a system that is easy to use is essential for adoption.Attribution challenges often stem from people not wanting to follow processes.Gamification can enhance engagement and accountability in lead management.Transparency in reporting leads to better training and performance.Optimizing campaigns should be based on actionable insights rather than overwhelming data. Engagement is crucial for clients to see value in marketing platforms.Real-time metrics allow for agile budgeting and decision-making.Content marketing should prioritize audience needs over SEO.Branding plays a significant role in marketing effectiveness.Understanding the full customer journey enhances marketing strategies.Marketers must adapt budgets based on performance metrics.Not all leads come from search; content should attract the right audience.https://bullhornsbullseyes.com/episode-51/

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