It might sound like a slightly technical term, “lead generation”, but what it boils down to is how to attract visitors to your website. And that’s exactly what you want to achieve. Needless to say, it should have a place in your marketing plan. In this article we detail exactly how to generate leads.
Anyone looking for information on products and services heads to Google first. No surprise then that the search engine offers the first hits of the query for sale! The way they determine behind the scenes whether or not your company “goes first” is through their Google Ads service. A successful (continuous) ad campaign takes full advantage of this very fact.
What we are basically talking about here is paid search engine marketing. The basis of any successful Google Ads campaign consists of creating the right structure, relevant search words (and excluding irrelevant ones!), writing various marketing texts and picking the right landing pages. Based on your desired goals, we at Vuurwerk always draw up a tangible plan for such a campaign, detailing the results we want to achieve.
After you have directed a potential client to your website, it is incredibly useful to know what exactly they do there. This is where Google Analytics comes in. It allows you to measure and analyze the visitor’s activities. Do they stay around to read things or close the site immediately? Do they dig further, and if so—to which pages? When you couple this to campaigns running in Google Ads, you can see exactly which ones are effective and which need improvement. Our advice is to continuously do this; minimizing costs and maximizing the amount of quality visitors to your site.
It is the close cooperation between Google Ads and Analytics that make these two an unmissable element in your online marketing mix.
When Vuurwerk organizes your lead generation, we follow these four steps:
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