Often, marketing teams focus on the initial and final stages of the consumer journey. This means that sometimes they overlook the phase in which consumers explore and evaluate available purchase options.<\/p>\n
As an example, we can refer to the case of Google Media Lab (manages the media strategy for all Google advertising campaigns, including Google Store). Until recently, they used various digital marketing channels to reach users but didn’t emphasize mid-funnel channels, such as display and video.<\/p>\n
When they decided to evaluate the most impactful touchpoints for generating sales, they realized that the “last-click” attribution model (widely used currently) tends to overshadow mid-funnel marketing channels. That’s why they conducted tests with digital advertising campaigns and found that sales from mid-funnel channels had multiplied by 16 compared to those attributed to the last click.<\/p>\n
This demonstrates that consumers need assistance when they conduct their searches since they encounter multiple pieces of information. Therefore, the mid-funnel phase is when you win or lose the customer. Incorporating the mid-funnel into your strategies becomes necessary here as it allows reminding users of the brand and highlighting product advantages. <\/strong> Prioritizing messages to consumers who were conducting searches will accelerate their decision-making process.<\/strong><\/p>\n Reconcile brand and performance teams in the mid-funnel to be present during consumers’ evaluation moments. To do this, consider the following tips:<\/p>\n3 Key Tips for Implementing the Mid-Funnel:<\/h2>\n