The goal of the campaign was not to drive revenue, but rather reduce healthcare costs and demand on resources. Reversing the trend and improving population health was at the core of the initiative.
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Utilize our Custom Code feature for conversion tracking! A crucial part of any digital marketing campaign is tracking the performance of lead sources and understanding conversion rates.
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At their simplest, HRAs ask health related questions and apply algorithms to calculate results to stratify users into groups.
They often use clunky, lengthy annual HRAs to quickly gather self-reported health metrics and determine how much you might cost them over time. They are not typically designed to help the individual take concrete action.
We believe if you make it easy for users to educate and motivate themselves, they will willingly opt-in to your messaging.
