[SaaS Series] Revolutionary Marketing Analytics With Mikael Dia of Funnelytics

INspired INsider Podcast

Mikael Dia is the Founder and CEO of Funnelytics, a leading analytics and funnel mapping platform. The platform helps businesses plan and portray their marketing funnels and measures and optimizes customer journeys using data-driven strategies. Mikael has successfully launched three seven-figure businesses, including Funnelytics, White Coat Digital, and IIFYM, showcasing his entrepreneurial understanding and innovative approach to digital marketing. He is also the author of The Funnelytics Chronicles.

In this episode…

In today's fast-paced digital marketing landscape, the ability to transform vague assumptions into data-driven decisions is crucial for businesses looking to propel customer acquisitions. Imagine having a tool that enables you to visually plan out your entire marketing strategy and overlay actual performance data to help you determine what is effective and what is not. Wouldn't this be incredibly valuable?

Digital marketing expert Mikael Dia shares how he saw the potential of a digital whiteboard that could plan customer acquisition strategies and overlay analytical data for making informed decisions. He discusses the limitations in his digital marketing agency, where disparate data from various platforms made it difficult to measure and optimize client results effectively. Mikael dives deep into his innovative canvas-based analytics platform, explaining how he flipped the script on traditional marketing analytics, enabling businesses to make faster, data-driven decisions. He also shares eye-opening insights about raising capital and the pressures of venture-backed growth.

In this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast, Dr. Jeremy Weisz hosts Mikael Dia, Founder and CEO of Funnelytics, about transforming marketing funnels with data-driven strategies. Mikael shares how Funnelytics transforms visual strategies into actionable analytics, identifying and reducing customer churn, funding challenges, and the difference between Funnelytics and traditional analytic tools.