Measurement

Set your conversion baseline before you add anything new.

Without a starting point, every result is an opinion. Thirty days of baseline turns it into evidence.

By the Quantum ID Team · · 3 min read

Every new tool promises lift. Few businesses can prove it afterward, because nobody wrote down where they started.

The four numbers to capture

  • Traffic: monthly users from GA4, split by paid and organic if you can.
  • Conversion rate: forms, calls and chats divided by visitors.
  • Cost per acquisition: total spend divided by new customers.
  • Customer value: what a new customer is worth in the first year.

Watch what else changes

Results move for many reasons: a new offer, a seasonal swing, a change in ad budget, a slow month for your sales team. Note those changes as they happen, so a review can separate what the program did from everything else.

Review on a schedule

We capture your baseline in the first 30 days, take a first real read around day 60 and review every month after that. If the result is weak, we say so plainly and talk through your options. See your first 90 days.

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Put your traffic back in your funnel.

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