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Everyone today has a smartphone, and it’s transforming how consumers are researching and interacting with businesses. Mobile search is overtaking desktop search, and marketers are seeing prospects respond to their digital and offline ads and campaigns by using smartphones to call businesses. Around 30 billion inbound sales calls were made to businesses in the U.S. alone last year, and that number is expected to reach 65 billion by 2016. What’s more, studies show that inbound calls convert to revenue 10 times more than web leads, making them the lead type sales managers want most. “It’s why businesses and agencies are in a race to adopt solutions to not only track the marketing sources of their phone leads to tell what programs are working, but also control how those calls are routed and managed to optimize revenue–the same way they do with their web leads,” says Irv Shapiro, the CEO at Ifbyphone.

