Episode 563: Enemies No More: Using Google and Meta Together for 10x Returns

What if everything you thought you knew about marketing attribution was wrong? In this eye-opening episode, Ralph and Kasim reveal the hidden truths and pitfalls of measuring the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns across different platforms. They expose the flaws and limitations of attribution software, meta platforms, and 30-day advertising cycles. You’ll learn how to think beyond the standard sales funnel, embrace the complexity and diversity of the advertising spectrum, and appreciate the power and influence of impression-based advertising. This is part one of a two-part series that will challenge your assumptions, expand your perspective, and inspire you to adopt a more holistic and nuanced approach to evaluating your marketing success.

Chapters:

• 00:00:00 – Introduction: Setting the Stage for Marketing Insights
• 00:04:00 – Welcome to Perpetual Traffic: Decoding Attribution Across Digital Platforms
• 00:06:53 – Sales Attribution Complexity: A Closer Look
• 00:09:47 – Rethinking Traffic Strategies in Current Marketing Trends
• 00:11:44 – Dissecting the Standard Sales Funnel
• 00:13:37 – Advertising Spectrum: Exploring its Breadth
• 00:15:47 – Navigating the Complexities of Sales Attribution
• 00:18:52 – Visualizing Real Client Data: Overlapping Conversion Insights
• 00:20:12 – Dilemma of Meta Platforms: A Critical Analysis
• 00:21:45 – Debunking 30-Day Advertising Cycle Myths
• 00:23:35 – The Popcorn Analogy: Rethinking Advertising Cycles
• 00:26:05 – Unmasking the Illusion of Complete Marketing Visibility
• 00:29:31 – Exploring Potential Solutions to Attribution Challenges
• 00:30:40 – Final Thoughts and Anticipation for the Next Discussion

LINKS AND RESOURCES:

• Tier 11 Jobs
• Perpetual Traffic on YouTube
• Tiereleven.com
• Perpetual Traffic Survey
• Perpetual Traffic Website
• Follow Perpetual Traffic on Twitter
• Connect with Kasim on Twitter and Connect with Ralph on LinkedIn

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