“When someone gets in touch, ask them how they found you and whether they read anything on your website first.”

Tristan Brunsden · SEO Tips · Content That Ranks and Sells

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Ask new leads how they found you and whether they read a specific page, then log the answers as qualitative proof of content impact

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