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Track website visitors and touchpoints
Anonymous people visit your website. Ruler allows you to track each visitor across multiple sessions along with marketing variables such as source, channel, campaign and keyword.
Anonymous people visit your website. Ruler allows you to track each visitor across multiple sessions along with marketing variables such as source, channel, campaign and keyword.
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When a user converts into a lead by phone, form or live chat, Ruler will match this new lead to their previous marketing interactions and fire it to your CRM.
When your lead converts, Ruler will scrape the revenue data in the CRM and fire it to your preferred marketing analytics tools. It will be attributed to the marketing channels and campaigns that influenced the sale.
In Ruler, you'll be able to switch between attribution models to find one that works best for you.
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First-click attribution is simple. All of the credit for a conversion is applied to the first touchpoint a user had with your business.
This is a great model for understanding what is kickstarting customer journeys.
This model type assigns 100% of credit for a conversion to the final touchpoint in a customer journey. This is useful for seeing what content or channel specifically drove the final conversion.
This is a very common attribution model choice for marketers.
This model type assigns an equal split of credit to every touchpoint a lead has engaged with within their buyer’s journey.
The linear model can help you gauge which channels start, drive and close a buyer's journey. But, when a user could take 30 touchpoints to close, this model type might not be as valuable.
Time-based attribution assigns more weight to interactions that happen near the final conversion event.
This attribution model is great for determining which channels regularly drive conversions and which are primarily top-of-funnel channels. Remember, if you have a long sales cycle, then earlier touchpoints that were crucial in getting a user to consider your solution will be given very little credit.
In this model type, 22.5% of the credit is given to four touchpoints:
First touchpoint
Lead-generation touchpoint
Opportunity-creation touch
Customer close touch
The remaining 10% is then assigned evenly to the rest of the touchpoints in the buyer journey.
