Best Contact Form – Try It!

If you have ever authored a blog or owned a website, then chances are that you’ve received some sort of commentary via the contact form on your site. Typically, the form will require the person’s name and email address…but have you ever wished that you could receive more information from your contact forms- information that would actually tell you a little more about how people are finding you?

Best Contact Form May Quite Possibly be “the best”

Best Contact Form was developed in order to better analyze converting traffic versus simply analyzing all traffic. For those of you out there who own a business and have an active website, this is great news because Best Contact Form helps you by gathering valuable marketing data based on people submitting contact forms on your website. Now, you can know exactly where your target audience is coming from, the time of day that they seem most likely to visit your website as well as a plethora of other information!

What Can Best Contact Form Tell You?

Some of the neat things that you can find out from these forms include (but are not limited to):

• Which keywords visitors used to find your web site
• Which search engine they used
• Whether the link used was organic or PPC based
• The landing page on tour web site
• The full referrer (without truncation)
• The geographic location, plotted on a map
• The person’s web browser information
• The person’s operating system
• The person’s screen resolution
• Which keywords are converting into sales
• The date and time each form was submitted

In addition, all submissions are automatically archived and can be exported to CSV; and all of the contact forms also have the option for built-in SPAM protection as well. What’s not to like about that? Visit the Best Contact Form website to read up on more of the features and benefits that it has to offer; or, for those who want something more visual, you can watch the video to see how it all works.

Clay Sinclair, co-founder of Best Contact Form, is a friend of David Williams of Create Business Growth.