PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: Ideas for micro-conversions for customer journey engagement
KEY TAKE AWAY: What micro-conversions are and why you need them
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NEXT STEP: Incorporate select micro-conversions into your digital marketing strategy
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Here is a list of 30 micro-conversions that can occur during the sales process:
- Opening an email from the sales team.
- Clicking on a link within an email or newsletter.
- Visiting the company’s website.
- Navigating to a specific product or service page.
- Engaging with a chatbot or virtual assistant on the website.
- Requesting a product demo or free trial.
- Filling out a contact form.
- Subscribing to a company’s blog or newsletter.
- Following the company on social media platforms.
- Liking or sharing a social media post about the product or service.
- Watching a product video or tutorial.
- Reading customer reviews or testimonials.
- Participating in a webinar or online event.
- Joining a loyalty program or rewards system.
- Downloading a whitepaper, e-book, or case study.
- Adding items to a wishlist or shopping cart.
- Requesting a quote or pricing information.
- Signing up for a free consultation or assessment.
- Engaging in live chat with a sales representative.
- Participating in a survey or feedback form.
- Visiting a physical store or showroom.
- Requesting samples or product samples.
- Attending a trade show or industry event.
- Revisiting the website or returning to the store multiple times.
- Saving or bookmarking a product or service for later.
- Following a referral link or recommendation from a friend.
- Using a discount code or coupon.
- Completing a product configuration or customization.
- Providing personal information for personalized offers.
- Requesting references or contacting existing customers.
These micro-conversions help sales teams gauge customer interest, engagement, and intent, allowing them to tailor their approach and move prospects closer to making a purchase decision.
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