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This is an overview of the tools and techniques it will require to succeed in the infinite environment. Join Mathew Sweezey, author of "Marketing Automation for Dummies" as he walks you though the basic foundations of marketing automation.

This is an overview of the tools and techniques it will require to succeed in the infinite environment. Join Mathew Sweezey, author of "Marketing Automation for Dummies" as he walks you though the basic foundations of marketing automation.

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  1. 1. @msweezey Marketing Automation The step by step future of moving your marketing in to the infinite future.
  2. 2. @msweezey WHAT There are more marketing tools than we care to count these days, and marketing automation is not a new tool, but a new way of creating relevant relationships at scale.  
  3. 3. @msweezey Marketing Automation is… (something  totally  new,  I  promise)    
  4. 4. @msweezey Marke7ng  automa7on  begins  with  having  full   behavioral  data  on  a  single  person.  This  is   collected  via  your  marke7ng  interac7ons  with   them.     Complete Visibility
  5. 5. @msweezey Automa7ons  are  If/Then  statements  which  allow   for  dynamic  ac7ons  to  happen  with  out  human   interac7on.  Think  of  these  as  automated   workflows  driven  off  of  individual  consumer   behavior.     Automations
  6. 6. @msweezey Repor7ng  also  become  persona  on  a  one  to  one   basis.  So  you  can  track  a  person  specifically  as   they  move  through  the  funnel.  Allowing  new  ways   of  valuing  your  marke7ng  to  take  place.     Reporting
  7. 7. @msweezey This can get “Creepy” fast WARNING:
  8. 8. @msweezey Gallop research finds that advertising practitioners are the 4th most distrusted profession in their 2013 study. Always be Authentic
  9. 9. @msweezey Modern Tools You  must  have  a   modern  set  of  tools   before  you  can  begin   with  marke7ng   automa7on.  This  can   mean  many  different   things.     01
  10. 10. @msweezey You will have to have a CRM, and depending on the tool also a marketing automation tool which will connect to it. System of Relevance Marketing   Sales   Service   Single Customer View Automation Platform (s) CRM Allows for plug and play integrations with other apps who use data, and add to data.
  11. 11. @msweezey I suggest you use a “Hub and Spoke” model which allows you to add new tools when you need them, and allows for “Best of Breed”. Stack vs Hub and Spoke Marketing   Sales   Service   Single Customer View Automation Platform (s) CRM Allows for plug and play integrations with other apps who use data, and add to data.
  12. 12. @msweezey Your website will need to have 2 points of integration. Your forms, and .JS (javascript). These are both copy and paste into your existing site. Owned Media Channels
  13. 13. @msweezey You will still use the same tools for posting to social channels and buying paid media. Paid and Earned Media Channels URL: Universal Reference Locator Your Marketing Automation tool connect to all content via URL’s. They will also create them for you. You then share these on any channel and can track the engagement on any channel.  
  14. 14. @msweezey Modern Email We  must  learn  to  adapt   our  current  marke7ng   tools  and  tac7cs  to  the   modern  buyers  needs.   Historical  marke7ng   methods  will  not  scale   in  the  future.     02
  15. 15. @msweezey 66% Of EmailsAre opened on a mobile device
  16. 16. @msweezey “Consumers want honest and authentic experiences” -Joseph Pine II Author of the Experience Economy, Authenticity, & Infinite Possibilities
  17. 17. @msweezey Daily  content  consump7on.  Usually  is  Learn,  and   Escape.  Happens  across  all  media  channels.     How  we  engage  with  Research  content.     Girl at the Party Story  
  18. 18. @msweezey Stage Based Marketing Subject Lines!
  19. 19. @msweezey This  means  do  not  use  your  keyword,  or  your  brand  in  stage   one  emails.  These  are  clear  signs  you  are  sending  a   marke7ng  email,  and  not  something  which  is  relevant  to   the  consumer  at  that  7me.     Stage One NO/NO The goal is to get your email opened and to get them to the content. You are being helpful by connecting them to things which help them do their job better. Or empower them at their purpose.
  20. 20. @msweezey This  means  you  can  use  either  keyword,  or  your  brand  in   stage  two  emails.  It  is  likely  if  they  are  in  stage  two  one  of   these  two  things  is  relevant  to  them.     Stage Two Yes/No The goal is to empower them with ammo to help make their point with other people with in the buying group. We call this “Social Proof”
  21. 21. @msweezey This  means  it  is  okay  to  use  both  keyword  and  brand  in  the   subject  line  of  the  email.  This  is  the  only  7me  both  of  these   are  relevant  to  a  person.  Any  7me  outside  of  stage  three   these  are  disqualifica7on  factors.     Stage Three Yes/Yes The goals is to show why your tool/ product/solution is the best. This is when you break out the big guns, and share buyers guides, and pricing information.
  22. 22. @msweezey Stage Based Marketing Email Copy!
  23. 23. @msweezey David  Oglivy  once  said,  “He’s  the  best  copy  writer  in  the   world.  That’s  why  I’ve  got  him”.  Remember  80%  of  your   email  copy  is  not  read,  and  people  vary  rarely  even  “Read”   anymore.  It’s  mostly  scanning.     Get to the point “Most marketers write like engines. They take a while to start up, then they get running. Just start off running.”
  24. 24. @msweezey 2x-4x increaseIn content conversions when using Rich text vs full HTML in nurturing emails.
  25. 25. @msweezey John, I noticed an article on Content experience, and thought you might like to give it a look. John, There is a video in our resource library on Lead nurturing best practices, here’s a link to it. It was recorded with Jay Baer. John, I’m not sure if you follow this guy on social. But If you’re on Twitter you might want to check out @jaybaer. We’ve just shot a webinar.. Modern Humans Scan Emails B2B EMAILS SHOULD BE SHORT, RICH TEXT, AND BE HELPFUL to increase content conversions
  26. 26. @msweezey
  27. 27. @msweezey The  buying  cycle  has  increased   and  consumers  are  now   engaging  with  more  content   than  ever  before.  The  only  way   to  scale  one  to  one  rela7onships   are  thought  journeys.     Nurturing 03
  28. 28. @msweezey 451% increase in ConversionsFor leads who were nurtured vs those who were not. (Gleanster Research)
  29. 29. @msweezey What should trigger Nurturing 1.  Time (or lack of) 2.  Lead Score 3.  Field in CRM 4.  Behavioral Actions
  30. 30. @msweezey Lead Goes to Pricing Page Marketing Automation •  They  have  not  been  back  to  your  website  in  (x  Days)   •  They  have  not  converted  to  the  next  stage     •  Not  all  leads  are  “Leads”  so  be  careful       Read this data point from   •  Decrease  lead  score     •  Change  their  status     •  Remove  as  prospect   Lead Score   •  Add  to  a  “Cold  Lead”  drip   •  Remove  from  drip  when   engagement  happens     •  Drip  is  very  light  touches     Automation  +   This is the beauty! It scales.
  31. 31. @msweezey Goals Providing  relevant  informa7on  to   customer  over  the  en7re  lifecycle  is   cri7cal.     Problem/Goal Type  of  Drip  Program   Cold  Database   3-­‐2-­‐1 Automate  Lead  Nurturing Stage-­‐Specific  Drip Event  Pre  and  Post  Follow-­‐ups Event-­‐Specific  Drip Cold  Marke7ng  Lead  Drip 3-­‐2-­‐1 Cold  Sales  Lead  Drip Straight  Drip Compe77ve  Drip Straight  Drip Lost  Deal  Drip   Straight  Drip
  32. 32. @msweezey READ WARNING: Begin at the beginning of the book and understand how to think about automations first. It’s easier to build them correctly than fix broken systems. Your homework is to read this book before you begin with marketing automation. If not you will end up calling a consultant to fix the problems you created.
  33. 33. @msweezey Lead Nurturing Wins Using the 3-2-1 technique of lead nurturing eCornell has been able to see amazing results. Converting 50% of all sales qualified leads who are nurtured into new customers. eCornell Lead Program Is the online branch of the Ivy League Cornell University. They are responsible for driving all traffic and produce 5,000 leads per month. 16X Higher conversion rate on leads who have been nurtured vs those who have not. Giving them the single biggest increase in leads from any other method.
  34. 34. @msweezey Lead Scoring Gartner  predicts  by  2017  the   CMO  will  over  take  the  CIO  in   their  fight  for  the  largest  IT   budget  in  the  company.  This   trend  is  a  direct  representa7on   of  the  need  for  marke7ng  to   keep  up  with  a  longer  sales   cycle,  manage  more  channels,   and  technology  as  a  solu7on  to   these  issues.     04
  35. 35. @msweezey Lead Score Formula This formula will diagram exactly how to set up a lead score that will be valued by both marketing and sales. Failure to do this with out consulting sales will result in continued distrust of the leads you pass them.
  36. 36. @msweezey Optimal Score = 100Make a sales ready person 100. It just makes for easy math.
  37. 37. @msweezey Forms You’ll  need  to  use  forms   on  your  website  to  get   people  to  convert  into   your  audience.  There   are  things  you  need  to   know  about  modern   forms.     04
  38. 38. @msweezey Only three questions 68% of people lie on forms when asked custom questions. If you limit your questions to 3 you will increase your engagement rates.
  39. 39. @msweezey Progressive profiling Seth Godin in his 1999 best seller, “Permission Based Marketing” suggest you never ask the same question twice. Marketing automation allows this via “Progressive Profiling”
  40. 40. @msweezey Modern Content You’ll  need  to  use  forms   on  your  website  to  get   people  to  convert  into   your  audience.  There   are  things  you  need  to   know  about  modern   forms.     05
  41. 41. @msweezey Purpose is “Contextual”So depending on their state of mind may depend on the purpose they are trying to fulfill. This changes by the second, and must be understood for automations to have a net positive effect.
  42. 42. @msweezey Escape!People wanting to escape will lean on self discover on social channels. They are looking to escape their work, life, job, and take a short break. No barring on sales readiness.
  43. 43. @msweezey
  44. 44. @msweezey Read this article for more on creating humor in your content: http:// www.clickz.com/clickz/column/2389218/create-better-content-via-humor Kronos Case Study Kronos, a workforce management software company, uses a weekly comic to engage with their audience. Their comics are consistently shared on LinkedIn two to 10x more than their corporate blog posts.
  45. 45. @msweezey Discover!People want to learn and discover new things all the time. But this does not mean you have to create more content for this. Learn to use existing content to help ease the content burden.
  46. 46. @msweezey Lead Conversion Your  leads  may  be  cold   because  you  don’t  know   how  to  convert  them  to   the  next  stage  in  the   buying  cycle.     06
  47. 47. @msweezey This  Is  the  old  way  of  thinking  about   conversion.  How  do  we  make  content,   and  drive  people  to  it.  Now  we  take  a   new  approach  with  dynamic  journeys.       Static Websites
  48. 48. @msweezey Companies  using  predica7ve  content   on  average  are  seeing  an  increase  in   revenue  by  15%.     Dynamic Content Dynamic  content  suggests  the  best   next  piece  of  content  given  set   algorithms  of  most  likely   engagement.   Owned Experiences Crea7ng  customized  experiences   also  needs  to  happen  both  on  your   website  and  via  the  email  content.   +15% Revenue  
  49. 49. @msweezey Choose Your Own Adventure This  is  how  you  nurture  leads  on  your   website  and  provide  a  relevant,  and   contextual  informa7on.  Offers  change   based  on  their  stage  to  be  relevant.     ( These are Dynamic Content) ( These are Dynamic Content) ( These are Dynamic Content)
  50. 50. @msweezey John, I thought you’d like these 10 tips on nurturing. It was written by Trulia, one of our clients. Also if you’re looking for some research reports on marketing automation here’s the Gartner Magic Quadrant. Best, Mathew STAGE 3 CTA STAGE 2 CTA Choose Your Own Adventure This  is  how  you  use  Choose  Your  Own   Adventure  in  email.  By  allowing  people   to  self  select  into  content  you  gain  the   insights,  and  they  gain  trust.    
  51. 51. @msweezey Gartner  predicts  by  2017  the   CMO  will  over  take  the  CIO  in   their  fight  for  the  largest  IT   budget  in  the  company.  This   trend  is  a  direct  representa7on   of  the  need  for  marke7ng  to   keep  up  with  a  longer  sales   cycle,  manage  more  channels,   and  technology  as  a  solu7on  to   these  issues.     Sales + Marketing 07
  52. 52. @msweezey Lazy Crap The  majority  of  marketers  feel  their  sales   people  are  Lazy  because  they  do  nothing   with  the  leads  which  are  passed  over  to   them.   Salespeople  tend  to  feel  the  lead   they  receive  from  marke7ng  are   crap.    This  causes  major  distrust   between  marke7ng  and  sales.  
  53. 53. @msweezey Sales Automations Real time notifications Sales  then  gets  instant  no7fica7ons  of   any  lead  they  are  working  with  and   their  engagement  with  marke7ng.     Sales Nurturing Programs The  biggest  benefit  to  the  sales  and  marke7ng  program  are   sales  automa7ons  from  Pardot.  Giving  businesses  the  ability  to   generate  leads,  iden7fy  them,  and  close  them  faster.     One  click  nurturing  allows  sales  to  then   nurture  those  leads  who  are  not  ready   buy.  
  54. 54. @msweezey Salespeople Are people And some of them are SMART! Marketers PLEASE REMEMBER:
  55. 55. @msweezey Begin with Their emails Look  at  their  sent  emails  to  see  how  they  phrase   things.  Speak  with  them  and  learn  what  they  know   about  emailing  prospects.  They  know  a  lot  more  than   you  may  be  giving  them  credit  for.      
  56. 56. @msweezey Follow their Cadence Then  ask  them  how  they  want  their  leads  to  be   followed  up  with,  or  how  they  currently  follow  up  with   them.  Your  smart  reps  will  have  a  cadence  they  follow.   You  should  use  the  same  cadence.      
  57. 57. @msweezey Train them on How and when If  you  fail  to  train  them  they  will  not  use   the  tools,  or  not  use  them  correctly.  If   you  do  not  get  their  input  they  will  not   use  them  at  all.      
  58. 58. @msweezey Agile Execution You’ll  need  to  use  forms   on  your  website  to  get   people  to  convert  into   your  audience.  There   are  things  you  need  to   know  about  modern   forms.     08
  59. 59. @msweezey Place your pin on the blue dot. Your goal will be to close your eyes and then draw a straight line to the red dot. Stop when you get there.
  60. 60. @msweezey Your line probably looks like this.
  61. 61. @msweezey Now try again, but feel free to stop when ever you want. Leave your pen on the paper, and open your eyes. Recalibrate, close your eyes then continue to draw your line. Take as many stops as you want.
  62. 62. @msweezey Your second line probably looks like this.
  63. 63. @msweezey Agile Theory Small  and  frequent  itera7on  is  the  key  to  success  when  you  operate  in   dynamic  environments.  Our  marke7ng  enjoinment  is  dynamic  since  our   consumer,  and  channels  are  constantly  changing.  Technology  also  has   now  caught  up  to  a  place  where  instant  itera7on  is  possible.     User Stories MVPReview Execute
  64. 64. @msweezey User Stories What is their role with the customer? What responsibilities do they have? What issues do they face? What do they want to learn? User Stories MVPReview Execute
  65. 65. @msweezey MVP Minimum Viable Product: What is smallest way you can provide value to your core consumer. This is your minimum viable product. Create this, then learn how to improve it. User Stories MVPReview Execute
  66. 66. @msweezey Review You need to have baselines to compare things to. Industry baselines will not help you much. Instead look at your own internal numbers. Better not best is what you should shoot for. User Stories MVPReview Execute
  67. 67. @msweezey Pick up The Phone Was the content you engaged with helpful? How can it be better? What was the best thing you’ve found?
  68. 68. @msweezey WRAP UP Marketing automation is the way to build a scalable, sustainable, and valuable marketing future. It also is the only way you can provide the type of relationship your modern buyer demands.
  69. 69. @msweezey Thank you If you enjoyed it let me know @msweezey

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