beyond email: practical strategies and tactics for automated marketing
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Beyond Email:
Practical Strategies and Tactics for Automated Marketing
April 24, 2013
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Thorin McGee Editor in Chief
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Debbie Qaqish Principal & Chief Strategy Officer
The Pedowitz Group
Jon Miller VP Marketing and co-founder
Marketo
Chrissy Foster Director of Marketing
Billtrust
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Marketing automation is a
• Technology that streamlines and automates marketing tasks
• so companies can • increase operational
efficiency and
• grow revenue faster
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Create marketing people love with marketing automation
• TPG’s 4-Stage RM Campaign Model©
• Detail: Campaign Design & Execution
• Help you get organized!
Agenda
TPG’s 4-Stage Campaign Model©
Stage I: Strategy Stage II: Planning
Stage IV: Measurement &
Reporting
Stage III: Design & Execution
4-Stage RM Campaign
Model
TPG’s 4-Stage Campaign Model©
-Detail
I. Campaign Strategy
• Campaign roadmap (12 months)
• Align with business goals and revenue objectives
II. Campaign Planning
• Inventory
• Ideation and campaign briefs
• Vet with key stakeholders
• Align campaigns with editorial calendar
• Develop and publish campaign calendar for sales and marketing
• Skills gap analysis
IV. Measurement & Reporting
• Campaign Performance Plan
• Testing plan
• Campaign operation metrics
• Executive metrics
• Content metrics
III. Campaign Design & Execution
• Segmentation
• Content
• Flow
• Execution
• Lead Management
Schedule and Milestones/Gates
Results
Concept
Design
Development
QA
Launch
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8
TPG QA
Develop lists/filters
Build Flows, create forms
Create Emails, LPs
Pre-Launch Meeting
Brief
Define Targets, assets/offers, forms, LP, Emails, content
Measure and report
Create /gather up content, graphics, copy, offers
Testing Testing
Client QA
Create Reports, set up alerts
Stage III: Campaign Design & Execution Detail
A. Segmentation – Digital Persona Development
• Demographics (title, company, product, industry, etc.)
• Buy cycle stage
• Key pains
• Key messaging
• Channels/Media preferences
• Personalization
– List Development & Management
• List source
• Data strategy
• Seed lists for testing
Stage I: Strategy Stage II: Planning
Stage IV: Measurement & Reporting
Stage III: Design & Execution
Campaign Model
Stage III: Campaign Design & Execution
B. Content
– Editorial calendar
– Personalization/Persona
• Message
• Dynamic content
• Call to action/offers
• Content and content types
• Buy cycle alignment
• Marketing channels
• Media Preferences
Stage I: Strategy Stage II: Planning
Stage IV: Measurement & Reporting
Stage III: Design & Execution
Campaign Model
Stage III: Campaign Design & Execution
C. Flow
– Entry/exit points
– Frequency
– Number of touches
– Exclusion rules
– Work-flow routes
– Accelerator behaviors
– Lead stage transitions
– Multi-channel
Stage I: Strategy Stage II: Planning
Stage IV: Measurement & Reporting
Stage III: Design & Execution
Campaign Model
Sample Campaign Processes
Campaign Brief in real-time
Create Distribution
Listt Create in MA
Launch Campaign
Observe and Analyze
Campaign Request
Submitted
Start
End
QA Campaign Complete
Approved?
N Approved? Y
Y
1 Days 1 Day
Total calendar time idea to launch ~1 week
1-3 Days
From very simple:
Complex Campaign Processes
• To deeply complex:
– Multi-step internal process
– Steps include: • Meeting of internal
stakeholders
• Completion of Campaign Brief
• Marcom briefing
• Program build
• Client approvals
Stage III: Campaign Design & Execution
D. Lead Management
– Marketing-Sales-Channel interaction around leads from campaigns
– Part of every campaign design
– Definition of MQL/”When leads are passed to sales”
– Sales-Marketing SLA
• Common definitions
• Time to follow up/Quality of lead
• Lead disposition in CRM
• Re-routing
– Sales Tools for lead follow up
Stage I: Strategy Stage II: Planning
Stage IV: Measurement & Reporting
Stage III: Design & Execution
Campaign Model
Stage III: Campaign Design & Execution
E. Campaign Execution
– Asset coding & development
– Program build
– Quality assurance
– CRM optimization
– Other systems optimization
• Social
• Web analytics
Stage I: Strategy Stage II: Planning
Stage IV: Measurement & Reporting
Stage III: Design & Execution
Campaign Model
Stage III: Campaign Design & Execution
F. Measurement – Campaign performance plan
– Testing plan
– Campaign operation metrics • Activity metrics
• Conversion metrics
• Revenue metrics
• Testing metrics
– Executive report metrics • Revenue
• ROI
– Content metrics
Stage I: Strategy Stage II: Planning
Stage IV: Measurement & Reporting
Stage III: Design & Execution
Campaign Model
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Before Marketing Automation
• Marketing budget distributed
between multiple tools
• Email marketing tool
• Web lead tracking tool
• CRM
• Lack of knowledge of size
and speed of pipeline
• Gathering data to present to
the CFO took hours of excel
sorting
• Not enough data to forecast
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Before Marketing Automation
• Sales & Marketing AGREED to increase revenue by 50%
• Sales & Marketing set definitions of leads and pipeline
stages
• Content organized in a library
• Cleansing of data in CRM
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Results Sales Reps Exceeded Quotas Funnel Size & Velocity Knowledge
Measurement of Marketing Influence
Forecasting
Deals
Nurtured
by
Marketing
70%
Customer Communications
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• Billing Rockstar Program
– Managed and measured in Marketo
• Customer Newsletter
• Promoting Customer Webinars
• New Product Announcements
• Track Customer Training
Outside-the-Box Marketing Automation
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• Distribute press releases to key
contacts
• Send internal emails to Billtrust
employees
• Get personal with customers,
partners, press, company advocates
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