Automatically sync your leads with the Quora Ads + Google Analytics integration

Quora is an excellent source of information, with plenty of experts across million and one diverse industries chiming in order to share their experiences and knowledge. Previously, Quora could only be used for thought leadership by responding to questions and hoping it was enough to build a strong reputation.

As of June 2017, however, businesses can now run Quora Ads. What does Quora Ads offer? First of all, we can see a self-service interface. It's pretty intuitive and easy to use and it’s also easy enough to add a user to access your account. There are many campaign types available on Quora Ads. Currently, the platform offers two options: conversions or App Installs.

Quora also offers the possibility to customize your audience targeting. By installing a pixel code on your website, you can remarket to your own website visitors while they are browsing through Quora. Otherwise, you can target a specific audieence using topics. Quora also has a tool that allows you to find additional topics to expand your reach, in addition to location targeting by country, city or regions.

Google Analytics is a web analytics service. It allows you, for example, to measure the efficiency of your marketing activities and improve your website performances. Google Analytics requires you to install the tracking code on your website or blog. By doing so, you’ll be able to get important insights this tool.

Google Analytics makes it possible in various ways to understand if we are channeling economic efforts in the right direction, mainly with its four advanced reporting areas. Thanks to it, you will discover who your audience is, how these people have reached your website, what they did during the exploration, and whether they have converted or not.

If you want to understand which campaigns generate the most conversions and sales, you'll surely need Google Analytics to do it this tool will allow you to analyze your campaigns in detail: bounce rates, subscriptions, conversions, time spent on the site and much other. Furthermore, Google Analytics can help you allocate your budget more intelligently, as it distinguishes functional from dysfunctional practices.