Printer Friendly Copy   
  CONTENTS >> ART JONAK'S TRAVEL REPORT   Jan/Feb 2007
 
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Not All Leads Are Created Equal

The Five Critical Factors For Evaluating Leads.

By Art Jonak



When deciding which leads to use, don’t simply consider the cost per lead. There are five critical factors that tell you if the leads you are using are worth your time, effort and money: 1) what they cost; 2) their conversion rate; 3) unit of sale size; 4) repeat orders and residual value; and 5) hassle factor. Study these five factors and evaluate if your advertising campaign is working.

To view this article, please subscribe to Networking Times.

Subscriptions start from $27.77!
If you are already a subscriber, please log in!
E-mail address

Password


  

Forgot your password? We'll e-mail you another. Click Here.

 


STRAIGHT TALK bar
Post your comments or opinions about this article.
* Questions directed to the author(s) may not necessarily be answered on this forum.

Please log into NetworkingTimes to view the messages posted in Straight Talk

Comment submission is reserved for subscribers



<< Previous | Contents | Next >>


We appreciate your feedback. Write us at our helpdesk.
Privacy Policy | Return Policy

Copyright © 2009 Gabriel Media Group, Inc.