You're spending on marketing everywhere. But can you tell what's actually working?
You run Google Ads. You post on social media. Someone writes a blog once in a while. Your website gets updated when someone remembers to. Each piece lives in its own world, managed by a different tool (or a different person), with its own metrics that don't connect to each other.
The result: you're spending money across five channels and have no idea which one brings in the customers who actually pay you. The social media report says engagement is up. The ad report says clicks increased. But your revenue this month looks exactly the same as last month. Sound familiar?
This is the problem integrated digital marketing solves. Not by adding more channels. By connecting the ones you already have. When your website, SEO, ads, email, and content all point at the same goal with the same messaging, every dollar works harder because the pieces reinforce each other.