Data Analytics for Marketing Agencies
White-Label Digital Analytics services to exceed client Expectations
Problems Marketing Agencies Face
White Label Digital Analytics Services are a fantastic option for Marketing Agencies.
A story as old as time. A client agrees to a project, only for halfway though to request a change the scope. As an agency, billable time needs to be re-estimated to prevent over-burn, but what if your team are already stretched? What if your team don’t have the specific expertise to quickly deliver the ask within the timeframe to the expected quality?
That is where white labelling talent into your team is a great solution meet demand quickly, with low risk and no commitment. You can maximise your offering as an agency team for specific projects, allowing you to right-size your team and keep your clients happy.
Digital Analytics is one of these areas that can provide a great benefit to the overall project by gaining clarity on the user behaviour to the greatest detail.
How Can I Help your Agency Team?
My experience in Digital Analytics projects on both client and agency side has given me a great level of understanding of the requirements for successful agency – client relationships, and the needs and wants of each party in the relationship.
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What challenges do your marketing clients face?
Rising Costs Of Marketing
- Enhanced competition
- Trickier targeting
- Ad pricing increases and inflationary pressures
Less Clarity On Digital Measurement
- Cookie Limitations
- Data silos from different analytics tools
- New complexities of Digital Analytics tools
No Source Of Truth
- Marketing spend attribution dilemmas. Clients are losing faith that a PPC heavy strategy is the path to sustainable growth.
- Conflicting narratives internally and with agencies
- Incomplete and non-availability of crucial data
How can you solve these issues?
My approach is very simple, make marketing efforts more efficient through better conversion performance. Their website is the best asset your client owns to generate revenue. So often, the focus is on optimising PPC campaigns, which is very important, but it is not the only factor in success.
By factoring in the On-site conversion rate, a 1% increase in this metric will noticeably increase your client’s ROAS and decline their CPA, which are the primary metrics all agencies are judged on.
The real demand from clients now is having a “full Service” agency, where all the required skills are under one roof. By bringing in capability to optimise on-site performance as well as off-site, you are covering all the bases and setting your team apart from being “just another marketing agency”.
By hiring a White Label Freelancer in Digital Analytics, you can bridge this gap, enhance the performance of your campaigns, keep your clients happy in the knowledge that there is no better team to be guiding them to growth.
With White Label Digital Analytics services, your clients can:
- Target Higher Quality Audiences
- Convert Clicks Better
- Churn Customers Less
Contact me for an introduction call today to discuss your Digital Analytics requirements for your agency team.
Throughout my career, I’ve concentrated on enhancing data quality and enabling teams to leverage data effectively, from implementation to execution.
My expertise lies in Google tech, including a full spectrum of data tools and techniques – from JavaScript coding to SQL and everything in between.
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