How to Use Funnelytics: Mapping, Forecasting, and Tracking

The Funnelytics software has 3 main functionalities that can help you in your business.

This article serves as a starting point to a deep dive into the 3 main categories.

I have written a lot more information on the subject of Funnelytics if you are interested in reading a full Funnelytics review.

You can also check out their current 14 day trial if you want to get started right away.

Mapping, Forecasting, and Tracking

In order to help you learn more about the aspects of Funnelytics you are most interested in, I have broken down the 3 core functionalities of the software into different articles that you can explore.

Each will walk you through the process and how it can be beneficial to your business.

Mapping is available on the trial as well as any Performance level account. You can also get this as a standalone offering with Funnel Map Plus.

Forecasting used to be a feature in Funnelytics 1.0 that allowed agencies to showcase estimates in their funnel plan to try and entice clients. The below article is the legacy information about this feature, as there are talks of bringing it into Funnelytics 2.0 as well.

Tracking is available on the trial as well as Performance level account.

A Preview of How Funnelytics Can Benefit Your Business

If you aren’t sure how you can use Funnelytics in your business, the honest answer is that it works for pretty much every online business, but has a special place in agencies.

One of the best features of Funnelytics Performance is that you can track your traffic sources to see which ones are driving meaningful conversions on your website.

This is especially valuable when you take into consideration that you can track individual ads to see which ads are driving conversions and deserve more ad spend behind them, and which ones should have their ad budgets pulled.

Check out the video below to see this concept in action.