Embedded forms + G4A/Google Analytics = Broken?
Hi all, We're pushing to get proper tracking sorted and start running some paid ads online. We're aiming to create low friction landing pages so we wanted to display a button that pops up an embedded Request form. First roadblock 🚫 was that we can only use the button once on the page, which is a problem because you want multiple CTA. So we just used the button at the top of the page and displayed the complete form at the bottom of the page. Second roadblock 🚫 we just found is that tracking doesn't work on the embedded Jobber forms. What is everyone else doing to make their landing pages work and track form submissions etc.?? Currently I see the only option as opening the form into a new page, which adds a ton of friction but we can't just give up tracking... 🤷♂️How's everyone creating social content without it eating up their workday?
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Best way to attract new leads. Home security and alarms.
What’s been the best way for you guys to get new home security and alarm leads when starting from scratch? Facebook ads, door knocking, referrals, realtors, local businesses, Google, or something else? Looking for what actually works without wasting a ton of money.How active are you on your social media?
I wonder how active other business owners are on social media, and if there are any cases where a majority of leads are generated through it? How active do you have to be to make that a viable source of leads coming in? What content are you posting? Are you using other apps to edit and create posts?
Do you have any advice or ideas on how to attract clients without using Angie or Thumbtack?
Hey everyone! I’m a newer small business owner trying to grow my client base and would love some advice from others who have been through it. I’ve already been posting on Facebook, using Nextdoor and Yelp, and even putting flyers on windshields in parking lots trying to get my name out there. I’m hoping to find more ways to reach local clients without using Angie’s List or Thumbtack. What has worked best for you? • Word of mouth? • Networking? • Community events? • Referral programs? • Partnerships with local businesses? • Something else? I’d really appreciate any ideas, tips, or advice from people who’ve grown their business organically. Thank you! — Jennifer with Spotless Home Solutions LLC
