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Ultimate Marketing Activities

Maria Pergolino, Director of MarketingAndrew Spoeth, Sr. Manager, Marketing ProgramsChris Russell Sr Manager Marketing OperationsChris Russell, Sr. Manager, Marketing Operations

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Objectives

Learn to tackle more complex marketo campaigns and features:

Advanced Nurture Advanced Scoring TechniquesAdvanced Sales Insight Advanced Sales Insight

Advanced Functionalities

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Agenda

Advanced Scoring Techniques Scoring Optimizationg p Lead Degradation  Product Scoring & Account Scoring

Advanced Nurture Nurturing OptimizationR i N i i h S li h C i Recursive Nurturing with Stoplight Campaigns

Track Transition

Advanced Sales InsightAdvanced Sales Insight Sales Insight for Salesforce Chatter Marketing Suspend

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g p Sales Nurturing Tracks

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Prerequisites

This is a session for Intermediate or Advanced UsersWorking knowledge of Marketo Lead Management – all basic functionality

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Marketo Application Requirements

Marketo Account

Munchkin Tracking CodeMunchkin Tracking Code

SFDC SyncSYNC

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ADVANCED LEAD NURTURING

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WHAT IS YOUR QUESTION?

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Why invest additional time on nurturing?

Deliver more l irelevant messaging

Support new products

Penetrate new markets

Meet increased Meet increased exec. expectations

And many more…

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Marketo’s nurturing coverage

Bus Process LateIntro Bus. Process Automation

Mid‐Stage

LateStage

Intro.

UpsellEarly Stage

Accelerator

y g

Accelerator Campaign

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Core nurturing coverage and goals

Late

Mid‐Stage

LateStage

Early Stagey g

•Thought Leader•Build Brand•Low Pressure

•Product Focused ROI•Case Study•PR

•Industry Positioning•Guide Eval.•Solution Focused ROI

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Low Pressure PRSolution Focused ROI

Accelerator Campaign

ACCELERATORUnstick the stuck

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Give them a reason to do it today

Set up: Auto dripTarget: Leads whoTarget: Leads who were recycledGoal: Acc. Re‐Goal: Acc. Reengagement if circumstances changed.Response: Great!

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BUILDING THE MACHINENow the fun part

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Basic Marketo nurturing campaign

One Smart Campaign Send email, wait, repeat…

Positives: Automated drip; fire and fforget

Easy to add a/b email testing

Things to Consider:Things to Consider: It’s siloed Only considers criteria for ymembership once

Limited safeguards against over/miss‐communicating

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over/miss‐communicating

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Structure is important…

Separate the tactical from the strategicCreate chokepointsCampaigns should be good listenersThink through your segmentation

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Traffic cop – smart list

Always listening for updates that could change which nurturingchange which nurturing campaign is best

Trigger off any changes: Revenue stage

D t l h Data value changes Added to smart list

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Traffic cop – flow action (only 1)

Prioritizes and assigns best nurturing campaignOnly calls one campaign at a time

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Only calls one campaign at a time 

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Inside a nurturing program

Master Determines next email 

Emails 1 email/offer per campaign

Wait StepWait StepAlertsE h t d C t tExhausted Content Know when its time to build new content

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Program master 2nd flow action

One of two flow actionsNot member = Not sent email

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DYNAMIC CONTENT WRAPPERFrom Marketo in 5 easy steps

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D.C. – Field and email set up

Field: Go to Admin>>Field Mgmt>>New Custom Field and create new string field: “Industry Dynamic Content”

EmailEmail Create email in Marketo with blank section Add token in section for new fieldAdd token in section for new field

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D.C. – Setting up the smart campaign flow

Add single “Change Data Value” flow action step before “send email” flow action.Use Conditions to define what HTML to use

HTML with text, links, imageslinks, images

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WHY WE SCORE LEADS

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Two Types of Scores

Demographic BehavioralIndustryLocationCompany Size / Annual

Web page visitsClicks in emailSearch behaviorCompany Size / Annual

RevenueJob Title

Search behaviorViews web assets, e.g. casestudies, white papers, 

bEmail domain webinarsViews pricing page, reviewsLead sourceLead source

Measure of how h lik th

Measure of how h th lik

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much we like them much they like us

About Demographic Score

Relative fit in your target customer profileIdeally keep independent of Behavioral Score

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Demographic Scoring - Industry

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The Problem with Job Titles

Not standardizedThousands of possibilitiesOptions:p Normalize, i.e. force into Pick List Or use “contains”

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Job Title Scoring

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Sifting Through the Job Title Mess

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Sifting Through the Job Title Mess

1

3

2

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Sifting Through the Job Title Mess

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Sifting Through the Job Title Mess

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Sifting Through the Job Title Mess

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Sifting Through the Job Title Mess

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Sifting Through the Job Title Mess

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Job Title Scoring

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Job Title Scoring - Level

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Demographic Thresholds

A Prospect is a Lead which reaches a Demographic Score of xUse negative qualifiers as quasi‐filters e.g. competitor adds ‐50 

0 +50-50 x

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BEHAVIORAL SCORE

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Behavioral Score

Measure of relative interest in your productShould match your customers’ buying processAn unmaintained scoring system will have g yscores “drift”Take inventoryy

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Inventory of Lead Score

Analytics Section

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Inventory of Lead Score

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Inventory of Lead Score

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Inventory of Lead ScoreLead Score

If necessary, reset scores to bring them in 

licompliance with your modelmodel

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Making it all fit

Scores as milestones

0 65 100

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LEAD DEGRADATION

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Bad Behaviors

View career pagesSpecific search behavior, e.g. “free”Inactivityy

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Inactivity Scoring

New Smart Campaign

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Inactivity Scoring

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Inactivity Scoring

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How to Measure Inactivity

Score changeWeb page visitsEmail clicksForm fills

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PRODUCT SCORING

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Why Product Scoring?

Distinct Target MarketsCross Selling new Products to Current CustomersAssigning Leads to the Right Sales Reps

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Product Scoring Tips

Plan out how the additional score will be usedGet sales and marketing buy‐inSet up new behavioral or demographic rules p g pand campaignsCheck other (original) scoring fields, adjust if ( g ) g , jnecessary

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Creating a New Custom Field

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How We Use Product Scoring

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3

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Filter or Score?

Depends on what you are measuring“Yes/No” answer  use a Filter“Maybe” or “it depends” answer y p use a Score

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Takeaways

Plan a quarterly reviewStudy won Opportunities on an individual basisConsult your Sales team

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To Learn More

Marketo.com Resources on Lead Scoring http://www.marketo.com/b2b‐marketing‐resources/category/best‐practices/lead‐scoring

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SALES INSIGHT

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Quiz –Sales Insight

Which of these Sales Insight actions can be used to trigger campaigns in Marketo? a) Sales Email was Sentb) Opened Sales Emailc) Click Sales Email )

d) Received Sales Emaile) All of the Abovee) All of the Abovef) None of the Above

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Quiz – Sales Insight

Which of these Sales Insight actions can be used to trigger campaigns in Marketo? Answer: a) All of the Above

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Sales Insight – Salesforce.com Chatter

Feature: Automated Feed of Interesting Moments into Chatter Stream

Benefits:Benefits: Get feedback from Sales on Marketing Campaigns Automate participation in the conversationAutomate participation in the conversation

Easy to Install Simple process, must complete for both lead and contactp p , p Requires Salesforce.com Chatter be enabled

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Demonstration

1. Installing Sales Insight Interesting Moment’s Feed into Salesforce.com Chatter

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Demonstration

First, make sure that you have Chatter enabled in Salesforce under Setup → App Setup → Customize → Cha er → Se ngs, and check E blEnable

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Demonstration

Next, go to Setup → App Setup → Customize → Ch → F d T ki O h "L d" dCha er → Feed Tracking. Open the "Lead" record, then make sure that Enable Feed Tracking is checked. Also check Last Interesting Moment Desc.checked. Also check ast Interesting Moment esc.Click Save when you're done

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Demonstration

Repeat the process for your "Contact" record ‐‐ check E bl F d T ki h k L I i MEnable Feed Tracking, check Last Interesting Moment Desc, and click Save:

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Sales Insight - Marketing Suspend

Most often used: During late stage negotiations or during first contact To reduce number of emailsTo ensure additional discounts aren’t offered To ensure additional discounts aren t offered

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Demonstration

1. Creating a Marketing Suspend Campaign

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Demonstration

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Sales Insight – Sales Nurturing Tracks

Deliver a series of personal emails from a Marketo Sales rep to engage the readerengage the readerVery personal, text onlyUtilizes a Saturday send to get attentionSeries of 5 Emails in this example: Introduction Case Study Email Case Study Email Saturday Email Marketo Success Email Follow Up Follow Up

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Demonstration

Creating a Sales Nurturing Track(See Lab Document for step‐by‐step instruction)

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Takeaways

Advanced Scoring Techniques Scoring Optimizationg p Lead Degradation  Product Scoring & Account Scoring

Advanced Nurture Nurturing OptimizationR i N i i h S li h C i Recursive Nurturing with Stoplight Campaigns

Track Transition

Advanced Sales InsightAdvanced Sales Insight Sales Insight for Salesforce Chatter Marketing Suspend

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g p Sales Nurturing Tracks

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Speaker Contact Information

Chris Russellchris@marketo.com

Andrew Spoeth, @andrewspoethandrew@marketo.com

Maria Pergolino, @inboundmarketeri @ k tmaria@marketo.com

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Th k Y !Thank You!

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