Conversion content is what we call content curated to fill the gaps in the top and middle part of your customer journey funnel. Not every site visitor is going to be ready to sign up for your bottom of funnel call-to-action of a demo, or buy your product, but it’s important to introduce your brand in a handshake way to these first-time, low intent visitors. That’s why we recommend creating content specifically designed to get these visitors into your funnel instead of losing them to the competition that could be doing a better job than you of nurturing them through the customer journey.
Views and Impressions: Track the number of times your infographic is viewed, whether on your website or through social media. This gives an initial indication of its visibility.
Social Shares: Monitor how frequently your infographic is shared on social media platforms. Shares indicate engagement and amplify your content's reach.
Click-through Rate (CTR): If your infographic includes clickable elements or links, track the CTR to measure how many viewers are taking additional actions.
Embeds: If your infographic is embeddable, monitor how many websites or blogs have embedded it. This extends the reach of your content and can improve SEO.
Bounce Rate: Analyze the bounce rate on pages featuring your infographic. A high bounce rate might suggest that the content isn't resonating with visitors.
Backlinks: Track the number of websites linking back to your infographic. Quality backlinks contribute to improved SEO and authority.
Audience Demographics: Understand the demographics of the audience engaging with your infographic. This insight can help refine your content strategy and target specific demographics more effectively.
Conversion Tracking: If the infographic is part of a larger conversion strategy, track conversions (such as sign-ups or downloads) to assess its impact on lead generation and customer acquisition.
Downloads: Track the number of times your ebook has been downloaded. This indicates the initial interest and potential reach of your content.
Conversion Rate: Measure the percentage of visitors who downloaded the ebook after visiting the landing page. This helps assess the effectiveness of your call-to-action and landing page design.
Reader Engagement: Analyze how much time readers spend on each page of the ebook. High engagement suggests that your content is compelling and holds the reader's interest.
Click-through Rate (CTR) on CTAs: If your ebook includes CTAs, monitor the CTR to understand how many readers are taking the next step in the conversion process.
Lead Generation: If your ebook is part of a lead generation strategy, track the number of leads generated through forms on the landing page. This provides insight into the quality of your audience.
Social Shares: Encourage readers to share key insights from your ebook on social media. Monitoring social shares can help gauge the virality and overall impact of your content.
Feedback and Surveys: Gather feedback through surveys or direct communication to understand reader satisfaction and gather insights for improvement.
We’ve created anything from eBooks to interactive quizzes to infographics for clients before, but if your content and/or marketing team has a good idea, we’re happy to partner on something tailored to your needs.
Yes, of course! We will provide you with all the files necessary. You paid for it as part of your package, so you get the creative.