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SALES MARKETING Kaushal Veluri Director – Marketing, Citrix Systems v/ s + v/ s +

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SALES MARKETING. v/s. +. v/s. +. Kaushal Veluri Director – Marketing, Citrix Systems. What’s common ?. Why?. What is the issue?. PERCEPTION. MEASUREMENT. Do we need to align Sales & Marketing?. But wait……. YES!. v/s. 20% average growth in annual revenue. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SALES MARKETINGKaushal VeluriDirector – Marketing, Citrix Systems

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What’s common ?

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Why?

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What is the issue?

PERCEPTION MEASUREMENT

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But wait……..Do we need to align Sales & Marketing?

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YES!

• 20% average growth in annual revenue

• 4% -ve growth in annual revenue.

• 47% of sales forecast generated by Marketing

• 5% of sales forecast generated by Marketing

Aberdeen Group Research

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Sales Marketing

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PERCEPTION

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Marketing View

PR

Branding

Website

Events

Demand Gen

Positioning

Market Research

Print

TV / Radio

Direct Mail

Brand Mgmt

Segmentation

Publicity

Digital Marketing

Social Media

PR

PR

PR

PR

BrandingBranding

Branding

Branding

Website

Website

Website

Website

Events

Events

Events

Events

Demand Gen

Demand Gen Demand

Gen

Positioning

Positioning

Market Research

Print

TV / Radio

Direct MailBrand Mgmt

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Sales View

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MEASUREMENT

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Key Metrics for alignmentMarketing’s contribution to sales pipeline

Marketing generated leads converted into opportunities.

Aberdeen Group Research

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Average

Satisfactory

VerySatisfactory

Outstanding

NotSatisfactory

Poor

Horrible

LeadQuantity

LeadQuality

LeadResponse

LeadDistribution

LeadValue

LeadClosure

Marketing

Sales

Perception Gap Analysis

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So how do we bridge the gap ?How do we align?

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TAG’EM Process

TALK• Talk to each other.• Do the Perception Gap Analysis Exercise.• Understand Business goals and objectives.• Go out on the field with your sales person.• Share your marketing plans with the sales teams.• Make them understand how it ties to business and more importantly

to them.

AGREE• Discuss on objectives and agreed results.• Get agreement with all stakeholders in sales and marketing. • Agree on the why’s, where’s, how’s and what’s of the marketing plan.• Get Buy-In!

GOAL• Define the objective of each activity

• Awareness ?• Education ?• Demand generation ?

• Define the key metrics to be used to measure success.• Number of attendees ?• Number of leads ?• Number of downloads ?

• Define Roles & Responsibilities for lead management.

EXECUTE• Communicate the execution process and roles & responsibilities with

everyone – including sales.

• Ensure Flawless Execution!

MEASURE• “What you can’t measure, you can’t manage”• Measure, Measure and Measure.• Set a process – automated or manual – to track measurement of

objectives and metrics set earlier. • Communicate regularly the status of metric measurement to the

stakeholders.

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TAG’EM ProcessTalk Agree Goal

ExecuteMeasure

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THANK YOU!

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