Let’s consider each of these reasons to NOT track your leads (or fix your lead source attribution).
Excuse 1: “My dog ate it”
This one is really losing its credibility since the digital revolution.
Excuses 2-4: “I don’t have the time” / “I’ll get to it later” / “I have more important things to do”
What is more important than learning more about your prospects’ behavior and preferences? Yeah, we couldn’t think of anything either.
Excuses 5-7: “That’s not my job” / “I’m bad with technology” / “Source tracking requires a programmer”
These are founded on the misconception that lead source attribution is a technical task, it’s actually really easy.
Jim Rohn said it best. “If you really want to do something, you’ll find a way. If you don’t, you’ll find an excuse.”
If you are serious about making a cost-effective marketing budget, there isn’t one excuse on this list that should stop you from tracking your lead sources.
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