The landing page is no longer the first conversation with a customer
Sponsored Agents and Business Agent show that customers can ask their first questions before visiting a website. How should a business prepare?
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A practical look at campaigns, data and decisions that matter to small and medium-sized businesses.
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Sponsored Agents and Business Agent show that customers can ask their first questions before visiting a website. How should a business prepare?
Three months help assess the direction. A year reveals seasonality and repeatability. What should you check along the way?
The lowest management fee does not show the cost of poor data, irrelevant enquiries and time spent fixing mistakes.
A cheap form can be costly for the business. See what to check between a click and a signed contract.
Before putting more money into a campaign, check the offer, the website and what happens after a form is sent.
Consistency helps, but the number of posts cannot replace a topic your customers actually care about.
Automatically cutting summer spend can be just as misguided as raising it without checking sales.
An article generated without knowledge of the business may look fine yet tell the customer nothing useful.
A report should help you make decisions. First decide which user actions matter to the business.
Automation should shorten the path from enquiry to answer and organise data, not add another dashboard.
A task list and a promise of “AI visibility” are not enough. Check what you will actually receive and how you will assess progress.
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