Response Analysis Software (non-Human) vs. Virtual Assistant (Human)
Hello Warriors!
Got a question for you...
Beyond Google Analytics are you aware of, and can you recommend, an easy-to-use software product that can offer complete and comprehensive response tracking and analysis?
I'm not talking only about tracking hits, unique visits, open rates, click-thru's conversions, shopping cart abandonment, etc., but will also allow the tracking and integration of offline promotional efforts, too.
In short, is there such an animal that can show the ROI, among other things, broken down within each marketing push, online and off -- and is suitable for a math-challenged right-brained individual.
After all, I can't tell the difference between a spreadsheet and a bed sheet.
The goal of course is to see at a glance, or after a blink or two, what's working and what's not so I can make a reasonable assumption as to why -- and will enable me to decide where to spend more and where to cut back.
Or is the solution a virtual assistant -- someone who can gather data from a multitude of disparate sources and then combine, distill and interpret it for me in plain and simple English?
Thanks,
--Barry
Got a question for you...
Beyond Google Analytics are you aware of, and can you recommend, an easy-to-use software product that can offer complete and comprehensive response tracking and analysis?
I'm not talking only about tracking hits, unique visits, open rates, click-thru's conversions, shopping cart abandonment, etc., but will also allow the tracking and integration of offline promotional efforts, too.
In short, is there such an animal that can show the ROI, among other things, broken down within each marketing push, online and off -- and is suitable for a math-challenged right-brained individual.
After all, I can't tell the difference between a spreadsheet and a bed sheet.
The goal of course is to see at a glance, or after a blink or two, what's working and what's not so I can make a reasonable assumption as to why -- and will enable me to decide where to spend more and where to cut back.
Or is the solution a virtual assistant -- someone who can gather data from a multitude of disparate sources and then combine, distill and interpret it for me in plain and simple English?
Thanks,
--Barry