VVLCRAP | Adam’s 7 Character Description of Marketing Success
Visibility
Visitors
Leads
Customers
Revenue
Audience
Promoters
What is VVLCRAP
If your marketing is not tracking visibility, visitors, leads, customers, revenue, audience and promoters you are not spending your money on marketing well.
If your marketing is not consistently targeting and moving the numbers for visibility, visitors, leads, customers, revenue, audience and/or promoters it is probably not adding value.
I will assume that you are reading this because revenue is one of the goals for your business, and perhaps the most crucial goal of your business. So let’s look at VVLCRAP in that light.
Your revenue comes from customers.
Your new customers were leads before they became customers.
Your leads were visitors before they were leads, and your visitors only “visited” you because you were visible.
If that’s not clear, please write something in the comments and I’ll be happy to clarify.
How to Measure VVLCRAP
- Visibility
- Google: choose your keywords and use a tool like SEMRush or SE Rankings to measure how often you appear in the top 3 positions for that term
- AI: use a tool like SEMRush and SE Rankings to see how often you are mentioned and linked in AI. For help you can also ask ChatGPT or similar how to measure your visibility on AI platforms.
- Visitors
- Website: number of visitors to the pages that matter to you. Could be a landing page. Could be home page. Probably one of those two types of pages
- Profile page: the place on social platforms where people can increase their relationship with you. Measure the number of visits using Later.com or similar tool
- Leads:
- Website landing page: form fills where someone is ready to have a sales call to evaluate buying or not buying your product or service
- Direct Message on Platform: Facebook message, LinkedIn Message, etc. of someone who is interested in evaluating your product
- Customers:
- Measured number of new people per month (or quarter) who pay you for something
- Revenue:
- Yup. It’s money.
- Audience:
- People who have intentionally given you permission to market to them. Examples:
- Social Media Followers
- Email subscribers
- And other similar content channels
- People who have intentionally given you permission to market to them. Examples:
- Promoters:
- Google reviews four stars or more
- Other reviews on other platforms
- Can also be mentions with positive sentiment on social
- Can be referral codes redeemed
- Any way you measure the number of people who are actively driving revenue to you
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Topic #Content Marketing,#Inbound Marketing,#inbound,#marketing automation,#VvlcrapAdam Singer is an automation, AI, and marketing strategist who helps flooring and home improvement businesses streamline operations, boost productivity, and grow revenue. As the founder of Ability Growth Partners, Adam works with store owners and managers to implement tailored solutions that connect systems, simplify workflows, and drive measurable business outcomes. With deep expertise in SEO, digital advertising, and AI integration, Adam has helped home improvement companies improve their online visibility, generate high-quality leads, and optimize every stage of the customer journey. His experience spans Google Ads, Facebook/Instagram, TikTok, HubSpot, and ClickUp—tools he leverages to automate operations and unlock team efficiency. Adam began building for the web in the mid-1990s and has since served as a WordPress Meetup organizer, HubSpot User Group leader, Google Partner Agency, and HubSpot Solution Provider. His agency, Ability Inbound Marketing, has received industry recognition from Expertise and Clutch for excellence in SEO, social media marketing, and digital design. A seasoned speaker, Adam has presented at The International Surfaces Event in 2024 (on marketing) and 2025 (on customer experience and emerging tech), as well as at business events across the U.S., Israel, and Asia. He is known for turning complex concepts into practical tools that surface professionals can apply right away.
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