silicon valley marketo user group meeting august 23, 2012
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Silicon Valley Marketo User Group Presentation by TJ Kim, Sr. Product Manager, RCATRANSCRIPT
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Silicon Valley Marketo User Group August 23rd, 2012
Host: 10Gen – the MongoDB company
555 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94301
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Housekeeping Items
• Be Social. Post updates on your LinkedIn/Facebook and tweet pictures and info. about the Marketo User Group with the groups own hash tag #SVMUG.
• Register for Dreamforce: Sept 18-21 in SF at the Moscone Center. Visit the marketo.com and save $300! Save the Date for a Marketo Breakfast at Lulu’s on Sept 19th.
• Refer a Friend. “You Love Marketo”. You can win an iPad if your referral becomes a customer.
• Community Engagement. Visit the Community to Ask Questions, Answer Questions, Post Ideas, Vote on articles and ideas, read tutorials and articles and watch videos.
• LinkedIn City Group Participation. Network, view meeting presentations and pictures, request meeting topics and more!
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#SVMUG
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Revenue Cycle Analytics (RCA) TJ Kim
Sr. Product Manager, Marketo
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Agenda
• RCA Benefits and Features
• Instant Value: Opportunity Influence Analyzer
• Fast Value: Program Analysis
• Strategic Value: Revenue Cycle Modeler and Success Path Analyzer
• Q&A
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Marketo Revenue Cycle Analytics
Delivers Critical Insights You Need Today
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Key Features
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Setup Needed Before You Start With RCA
Opportunity Influence Analyzer • Programs with progression statuses and success criteria set
up correctly • Interesting Moments
Program Analyzer and Program Analysis • Programs with progression statuses, success criteria and
cost periods (OK to have zero cost programs) set up correctly
• Contact roles in opportunities in SFDC
Success Path Analyzer and Model Performance Analysis • Lead Lifecycle • Approved model
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INSTANT VALUE: OPPORTUNITY
INFLUENCE ANALYZER
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Dreamforce 2011
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FAST VALUE: PROGRAM ANALYSIS
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Program Effectiveness Analyzer
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Lots of Fields Available
For each Revenue Stage
• Cost per
• New names (flow ever)
• New names (flow current)
• % conversion from prior (ever, current)
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Drill Through!
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Program Analysis Areas
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First- vs. Multi-Touch Attribution
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First-touch Attribution Basics
1. Acquisition determines marketing influence. Program success is not necessary
2. Only one program can get credit for acquiring the lead
3. Acquisition must happen before opportunity is created to get pipeline credit
4. Acquisition must happen before opportunity is closed to get revenue credit
5. Lead/Contact must have a ROLE in the opportunity
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Multi-touch Attribution Basics
1. Program success determines marketing influence
2. Success must happen before opportunity is created to get pipeline credit
3. Success must happen before opportunity is closed to get revenue credit
4. Lead/Contact must have a ROLE in the opportunity
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Exercise
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Exercise
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STRATEGIC VALUE: REVENUE CYCLE
MODELER AND SUCCESS PATH
ANALYZER
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Revenue Cycle Modeler
• Drag & Drop interface to map your business process
• Visually demonstrate and manage lead-lifecycle
• Creates a backbone for rich analysis
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Success Path Analyzer
• Based on your own revenue cycle definitions - your process and terminology
• Focused on balances, flows (i.e. people moving in or out of a stage during the designated time period), conversions, and inventory times.
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Summary
Revenue Cycle Analytics helps you:
1. Focus instantly on programs that need attention
2. Eliminate waste & invest in impactful programs
3. Prove contribution to company’s revenue success
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Q&A
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Thank you!