Call Tracking for solicitors

If you're looking for a way to get insights into which marketing campaigns are generating the most leads, call tracking is a great solution. By tracking every phone call back to its original source, you can see which campaigns are driving the most business. This information can then be used to invest in more effective marketing campaigns. Call tracking is also a great way to get a complete picture of your customer's journey. By tracking all touch-points, you can see exactly how they found your website and what led them to contact you. This information can be used to optimize your website and improve your marketing efforts. If you're serious about driving more business, call tracking is a must-have tool.

We understand that for solicitors, being able to track phone calls back to the original source is essential in order to invest in the marketing campaigns that work.

Do you know which parts of your marketing campaigns generate:

• Leads for clinical negligence vs RTA
• Calls from current customers vs New customers
• Keywords that are generating calls
• Locations calls are made form
• Which calls are generated by assisted marketing

As a solicitor, you know that every phone call counts. With call tracking, you can see exactly which marketing campaigns are generating leads so that you can invest more in the ones that are working. We track every touch-point a customer has with your website back to the marketing responsible, giving you the complete marketing picture. This way, you can see which campaigns are driving results and adjust your strategy accordingly. Call tracking is an essential tool for any solicitor who wants to stay ahead of the competition. Invest in call tracking today and see how it can help your business grow.

Clear Ring reveals:

• Which marketing inspired a customer to reach out and make a call
• Whether the calls are converting into business
• Which keyword is generating leads
• The outcome of each call
• The location of each lead

And much more, sign up for a free trial today