1:00 – 2:00 p.m. EST
Call tracking has been providing vital campaign performance information for over a decade. But traditional call tracking only tracks what happens before the call, and in today’s data hungry environment it is simply not enough to know which marketing channel generated the phone call. Digital marketers need deep analytics about phone calls, and they need call-based marketing automation. With recent advances in call tracking technology, marketers now have more insight into calls than ever. This is important for agencies, enterprises, and SMBs.
In this webcast, Carlton van Putten–who has spoken at marketing events across North America–will share emerging trends for call analytics in 2014. He’ll explain why traditional call tracking is not relevant – in light of what today’s call analytics solutions can do. And he’ll share more than 25 pieces of proprietary data gathered by analyzing MILLIONS of calls in Q2 of 2014.
Join us for this webcast and learn:
– How to automatically know what happened on your inbound calls without listening to them
– Examples of the 45 analytics advanced solutions can extract from calls
– Lead scores, conversion rates and sales skill data for MILLIONS of phone calls
Featured Speaker:
Carlton van Putten, VP of Marketing, LogMyCalls
Carlton is the VP of Marketing at LogMyCalls. He is marketing early adopter and an SEM expert. He has worked in cutting edge marketing technology for 15 years in executive leadership positions.
His first executive role was Vice President of Marketing for FOCUS Enhancements, Inc. There he played a key role in redirecting their product strategy and helping to more than double the size of the business from $12 million to $25 million in just two years. He later joined Stream International, a leading call center services company. As Vice President of Marketing he applied his product development expertise to help the company fast track their growth from $168 million to $320 million in 36 months.
Carlton’s first management position was with Apple. He has spoken at dozens of nationally known events across North America.
