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SEO Tools: Lead Tracker
As a part of our new SEO Tools section, Koozai are pleased to be able to offer our Lead Tracker application.
This simple tool has been designed to help you find out a little more about where your conversions originated from. Using a straightforward piece of coding embedded within your site, you can log where a converting visitor came from and even what they were searching for to find you.
This is a fully automated system that will deliver reports directly to your inbox as and when a conversion occurs. The Lead Tracker will ensure that you are kept right up to date with all your website’s conversions, whilst also giving you valuable information for your future SEO work.
Search Engine Optimisation relies on continuous feedback in order to determine where it is succeeding and where improvements could be made. By receiving information on what phrases your conversions came from, you should be able to better understand which terms are working well and which need to be developed. With this information you can better shape your future SEO campaigns.
The tool itself won’t cost you a penny and has no obligations whatsoever, so feel free to use it as you wish. To get the code and download it for yourself, visit the SEO Tools section and select Lead Tracker.
If you have any comments, issues or suggestions relating to the Lead Tracker tool, please leave a message below. We value your feedback and will endeavour to help you with any issues that you might have encountered using the Lead Tracker.
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Ben’s the big boss, so we can’t pick on him. He’s a bit of a technical SEO geek and loves tinkering with new websites. Ben lives and breathes the industry so we’re not sure what else he does with his time. We don’t even think he sleeps.
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