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THE POWER OF SMARKETING. Inbound Certification Class #8

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87% of the terms sales and marketing teams use to describe each other are negative. Not only does that make for a negative work experience, it means you miss out on significant revenue growth. Learn how to align your marketing and sales departments by goal and by persona - get on the same team! This presentation is part of HubSpot's complimentary Inbound Certification. Get started at: http://academy.hubspot.com/certification

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THE POWER OF SMARKETING.Inbound Certification Class #8

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EllieMirman

Head of SMB Marketing, Marketing Team

instead of a lemonade stand, started a cartoon stand where I sold cartoons for $0.25

@ellieeille

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#INBOUND

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AGENDA.

1. WHAT IS SMARKETING AND WHY IT IS CRITICAL

2. SMARKETING = ALIGNMENT

3. 5 STEPS TO INTEGRATE SMARKETING INTO YOUR

ORGANIZATION

4. KEY TAKEAWAYS AND RESOURCES

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WHAT IS SMARKETINGAND WHY IT IS CRITICAL.

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of the terms sales & marketing use to describe each other are negative.

87%

Corporate Executive Board survey: http://bit.ly/wQCz4b

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Corporate Executive Board survey: http://bit.ly/wQCz4b

SALES• “simple-minded”• “incompetent”• “lazy”

• “arts and crafts”• “academics”• “irrelevant”

MARKETING

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SALES + MARKETING =

SMARKETING.

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Two halves of the same team.

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Companies with strong sales & marketing alignment get

20%

2010 study by the Aberdeen Group, http://bit.ly/zmIJQD

annual revenue growth.

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SMARKETING =ALIGNMENT.2

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Get on the same team

Photo credit: Stacy Braswell

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Alignment around goals

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MARKETING PIPELINE

=SALES QUOTA

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ALIGNMENT AROUND PERSONAS

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ALIGNMENT AROUND EACH PERSONA

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FIVE STEPS TO INTEGRATE SMARKETING INTOYOUR ORGANIZATION.

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5 STEPS TO INTEGRATE SMARKETING.

1. Speak the Same Language

2. Set Up Closed-Loop Reporting

3. Implement a Service Level Agreement

4. Maintain Open Communication

5. Rely on Data

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SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE.step 1

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IT ALL COMES DOWN TO REVENUE.

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HOW MANY MARKETERS HAVE SIGNED UP FOR A NUMBER?

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1. Start with your shared goal: REVENUE.

2. Revenue Goal: $10,000

3. Avg. Deal Size: $1,000

- Current Revenue / Current Customers

4. Customers Needed: 10

- Revenue Goal / Avg. Deal Size

5. Avg. Lead to Customer %: 2%

- Current Customers / Current Leads

6. Leads Needed: 500

- Customers Needed / Avg. Lead to Customer

WORK BACKWARDSFROM SALES.

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Customer

Visit

Opportunity

MQL

Lead

SQL

Define the stages of the funnel.

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Only

45%of businesses have

established a company-wide definition of a

sales-ready lead.

2009 survey by MarketingSherpa, http://bit.ly/zL3sf0

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SALES“Marketing leads are

terrible quality.”“Sales doesn’t work

our leads.”

MARKETING

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What is a sales-readylead?

FIT

INTEREST

Stimulate

Interest

Follow-up

Quickly

AvoidTake

Orders

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EXAMPLES OF SALES-READY LEADS.

• Contact who downloaded an ebook on lead gen, company is 200-1,000 employees & in North America.

• A contact at a company in the US who filled out the form to request a sales demo or started a trial.

• A contact at a company whose role makes him/her a decision maker, e.g. a VP or Director.

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Define the handoff processOwned

by

Marketing

Owned

by Sales

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Define your buyer

persona

GOALS, CHALLENGES, HOW WE HELP, QUOTES, OBJECTIONS, MESSAGING

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SET UP CLOSED-LOOP REPORTING.

step 2

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TRADITIONAL MARKETING:

• Duplicate leads

• Limited lead info

• No feedback from sales

• No ROI measurement

PROBLEMS

MARKETING SALES

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CLOSED-LOOP MARKETING:

• De-duplicate leads

• Import to CRM

• Lead intelligence

• Contact info & status

updates

• Closed-loop data to

analyze

MARKETING SALES

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Customers by marketing source

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Conversion assists

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Closed-loop lead intelligence

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Closed-loop CRM integration

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Closed-loop lead alerts

[email protected]

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IMPLEMENT A SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT (SLA).

step 3

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An SLA defines what

each team

commits to

accomplishing in

order to support the

other.

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MARKETING SALESNumber and quality of leads

required to hit company

revenue goals.

Speed and depth of lead

follow-up that makes

economic sense.

SALES MARKETING

SLAs GO BOTH WAYS

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CALCULATING THE SLA.

How many leads of a certain quality does a sales rep need to make quota?

• Quota (revenue) / avg. revenue per customer = # customers needed

• Customers / avg. lead to customer close % = # leads needed

• May vary by type (quality) of lead

MARKETING SALES

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How many call/email attempts to engage should a sales rep make to every lead to not waste leads?

With X leads and Y hours/month, how many follow-up attempts should

a sales rep be able to complete per lead?

SALES MARKETING

CALCULATING THE SLA.

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• Marketing will deliver 100 leads per sales

representative, per month.

• Sales will make 1 attempt to engage in 4

business hours, with 5 attempts in 14 days.

EXAMPLE SLAs.

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Track SLA progress daily.

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MAINTAIN OPEN COMMUNICATION.

step 4

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Weekly Smarketing meeting

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Monthly management meeting

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Campaign communication

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Product communication

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COMMUNICATIONIS NOT JUST

MEETINGS.

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COMMUNICATION IS NOT JUST BULLET POINTS.

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RELY ON DATA.step 5

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Frequent Public Transparent

Use dashboards

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Marketing dashboards

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Track leads by source

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Track leads by campaign

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Track the number of MQLs

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Monthly marketing report

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Sales by day dashboard

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Sales activity reports

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WHAT TO DO

WHEN

THINGS GO

WRONG

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Rely on data, not emotions

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KEY TAKEAWAYS ANDRESOURCES.4

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SMARKETNG.alignment between sales and marketing around goals and personas.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

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5 STEPS TO INTEGRATE SMARKETING.

1. Speak the Same Language

2. Set Up Closed-Loop Reporting

3. Implement a Service Level Agreement

4. Maintain Open Communication

5. Rely on Data

KEY TAKEAWAYS

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1. How to calculate an SLA: http://bit.ly/zXJQSH

2. Sales & marketing metrics: http://bit.ly/QOBbAl

3. Intro to closed-loop reporting: http://bit.ly/VXiv6R

4. Goal planning template: http://bit.ly/Xl6sSP

RESOURCES