Nomadic Advertising Drops the Guesswork: Call Tracking Now Standard for All Clients
Nomadic Advertising sets a new standard in Toronto by bundling advanced attribution and transparency into every digital marketing service package

Business owners know the frustration well. Every month brings glossy marketing reports filled with impressions, clicks and engagement rates, but the fundamental question remains unanswered: which campaigns actually brought in paying customers? Most digital marketing agencies keep their clients guessing about lead sources, charging extra for the tracking tools that would provide clear answers or burying attribution data in confusing analytics.
Toronto-based Nomadic Advertising is taking a different approach. The agency now includes CallRail’s call and form tracking as standard across all marketing packages, removing the separate subscription cost and giving clients direct visibility into exactly where their leads originate.
What CallRail Actually Does
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CallRail works by assigning unique phone numbers to different marketing campaigns and tracking form submissions across websites. When someone calls after finding your business through a Google ad, the system records that connection. When another person phones after discovering you through an SEO-optimised page, that gets tracked separately. The result is campaign-level attribution that shows precisely which marketing efforts produce actual inquiries.
‘Understanding exactly where leads are coming from is fundamental to optimising any marketing campaign,’ said Johnny Baskin, CEO and Founder of Nomadic Advertising. ‘By including CallRail with our services, we’re giving our clients enhanced visibility into their marketing ROI and empowering data-driven decisions.’
Breaking Through Black Box Reporting
The move addresses longstanding grievances many businesses have with their agencies. Business owners frequently struggle with unclear ROI calculations and mystery around which marketing efforts drive revenue. Many agencies rely on single-touch attribution or charge additional fees for comprehensive tracking tools.
Canadian SMEs have particularly felt this pain point since the pandemic accelerated digital marketing adoption. Research from GetApp Canada shows that whilst businesses rapidly embraced digital channels, budget constraints made transparent ROI measurement critical for marketing spend optimisation.
The call tracking integration removes what Baskin describes as ‘the separate subscription cost and learning curve associated with implementing such tools themselves’. For businesses juggling multiple vendor relationships, bundling essential tracking into core marketing services eliminates both complexity and additional expense.
Why Attribution Matters More Now
The demand for clear attribution has intensified as Canadian businesses face tighter marketing budgets and increased scrutiny over digital spending. Industry data suggests that effective call tracking can reduce lead acquisition costs by up to 66% by helping businesses focus spend on channels that actually convert.
Privacy regulations like PIPEDA also require greater transparency in how businesses track and use customer data, making clear reporting practices more important for compliance and consumer trust. This mirrors broader trends where first-party data solutions are reshaping marketing analytics across industries.
Sector-Agnostic Approach
Nomadic Advertising serves clients across technology, professional services, construction and healthcare sectors. This breadth means the attribution challenges they’re solving affect businesses regardless of industry. A construction company needs to know whether their leads came from local SEO or Google Ads just as much as a healthcare practice wants to understand which social media campaigns drive appointment bookings.
The agency’s decision to standardise advanced tracking across all clients, rather than offering it as a premium add-on, signals confidence that clear attribution should be table stakes for any marketing relationship. This approach aligns with process-driven marketing systems that deliver measurable results.
Setting New Standards
Bundling sophisticated tracking tools with standard marketing services remains uncommon among Canadian agencies. Some Toronto agencies offer transparent pricing and comprehensive reporting, but including premium attribution software at no extra charge raises the bar for client service expectations.
For business owners tired of vague reports and agencies claiming that ‘brand awareness’ justifies unclear results, this approach suggests a higher standard of accountability. The focus on transparency reflects wider industry shifts where trust credentials gain fresh relevance for digital marketing agencies.
Whether other agencies follow suit will depend partly on client demand for the same level of transparency and direct access to tracking data. As Baskin notes, the inclusion ‘aligns perfectly with our core values of transparency and delivering tangible results’. For businesses weighing marketing investments, having clear answers about lead sources and campaign performance could become the baseline expectation rather than a premium service.