5. “People will tweet 10 minutes
into a movie that it sucks. We
are being forced into
authenticity. What is the truth
at the core of the product or
service? The days of smoke
and mirrors are over" - Will
Smith
6. Partner Summit 2016
Growth. Innovation. Scale.
Phil Fernandez, CEO
Robin Ritenour, SVP Business Development
Sanjay Dholakia, Chief Marketing Officer
Nick Bonfiglio, SVP Product Development
Steve Winter, EVP Global Field Operations
7. Page 7 #MKTGNATION
Highlights from the Past Year
• >100,000 leads delivered to
partners from Marketo
GoTo-Market programs and
events
• Regional Partner Days
• Monthly Webinars including
Early Product
Announcements
• Private Services and
Technology Partner Portals
• Expansion of the API
Portfolio
• Community Support
• Solution Consultant and
ProServ Deep Dives
• Quarterly Sales Bootcamps
• Enterprise and SMB Sales
Partner Spotlights
• Goto Market Planning with
Alliance and Sales Teams
• Co-Selling
MARKETING
PARTNER
ENABLEMENT
TECHNOLOGY
PARTNERS
SALES
ENGAGEMENT
10. #MKTGNATION
Core Elements
Center of Excellence (CoE)
• Creating Value and Demand
• Industry / Vertical Solutions Key to Digital Transformation
• Benefits
• Unlocking New Markets
• Creating Valuable Intellectual Property
• Larger Services Engagements
• Competitive Advantage
• Driving Joint Thought Leadership and Transformation
• Broad Market Coverage
• Improved Margins
• Core Elements
• Governance, Support, Shared Learning, Metrics
• Alignment
• Change Management
• Process Management
• Best Practices
INNOVATE SCALE DELIVER
CENTER of
EXCELLENCE
11. #MKTGNATION
Make our joint clients successful, happy and willing
references
Build/Grow Partner capability by ramping
knowledge transfer
Partner Co-Delivery
Make Digital Services Partners successful by adding Marketo expertise to projectsMarketo’s Partner Co-Delivery Program prepares our Digital Services Partners
for success by providing access to Marketo expertise and experience.
Make Digital Services team deeper engaged with
Marketo by adding Marketo expertise to projects
15. #MKTGNATION
• Enablement & Training
• Sales
• Product
• Consultant
• Co-Innovation and
Co-Delivery to Achieve
Revenue Growth
• Certifications
• Alliance and Sales Team
Co-Selling
Services Technology
• Developer Consultation
• API Early Access
• Account Mapping, Co-
Selling & Demo Capability
• Web & Phone Support
• Sandbox & Office Hours
• Sponsorship
• Community Support
One Partner Program Structure
16.
17. SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
Any discussions or statements regarding Marketo’s product roadmap and product features
and functionality are for informational purposes only. Such information may not be current;
product plans are constantly evolving and thus subject to change. The actual product
release content and schedule may differ materially from what is in this presentation. Any
purchasing or other business decisions should not be based on the delivery of any future
functionality or features discussed or otherwise presented.
18. 2016 Roadmap Themes
Analytics &
Insights
Next Gen
Account Based
Marketing
Enhanced
Enterprise
Experience
Mobile
Engagement
Marketer Experience
Predictive
Content
21. Extending the
Data Model
Custom Objects N:N
(Winter 2016)
• Custom Activities
(Summer 2016)
• Triggering/Filtering in
campaigns
• Email Scripting
2H 2016
MKTO
People
Course
Catalog
Enrollment
1:N - show me the courses each person took
Lead ID Course ID Course Name
100 101 Basic Math
100 102 Advanced Math
150 101 Basic Math
N:N - Show me all the people that enrolled in Basic Math….so that
I can upsell them to a new Math class
22. • Asset level security
• More flexible roles and permissions
Enhanced
Enterprise
Experience
2H 2016
25. Analytics &
Insights
Next Gen
2H 2016
• Return on Marketing Investment (RoMI)
Insights
• Buyer Journey
• Program Attribution and ROI
• New Analytics Home Design
34. Mobile
Engagement
• Engage customers on mobile
devices
• Create highly personalized
campaigns based on user behavior
or app actions
• App development team not required
The theme for this year Marketing Nation Summit was “Tomorrow’s Marketer”. In the opening Keynote Phil reflected on what marketing looked like 10 years ago, when Marketo was founded, versus now. Marketers have transformed from being a service component of the business, with the purpose of feeding leads to sales and the perception of being a cost center, into a critical competitive foundation of the business with a seat at the revenue table.
In fact, Phil shared that 86% of CMOs believe they will own the end-to-end customer experience by 2020. Tomorrow’s marketers have moved beyond striving for a seat at the table; now, they are trying to achieve nothing short of a digital transformation.
And, it’s already begun. Marketers are already turning their attention and focus on the customer experience. They understand that if you can’t hear your customers and understand what they’re saying, there is no hope for transforming the customer experience. Marketers are already doing what is at the top of their CEO/CIO’s agenda, and that’s central to the competitiveness of your organization. But Phil challenged the audience, “If you’re tomorrow’s marketer, you need to think bigger—how can you layer this thinking and technology as a fabric across the organization?” We’re stepping into a new age where marketers are truly the change agents in transforming organizations around the customer.
Monday:
Certification morning, MCE and MCC testing and training
Partner Summit on Monday
+ 400 people attendee
Then a partner reception with all partners and exhibitors (day early) – mixer for Partners to meet each other and exhibitors
BTW: this one slide was 51 slides by the team above –
Main theme: Growth, Innovation, Scale –
All a sneak peak into the Summit presentations, theme and knowledge (no Tweets!)
Presentations by
Phil Fernandez: Tomorrows Marketers, changing market place, learning from and partnering with the entire eco system
Robin Ritenour SVP Alliances:
Highlights from the past year (regional partner days, webinars, Partner Portal, expansion of the API and Community support, quarterly sales bootcamps, moving to a co-selling and planning model for the enterprise
Sanjay Dhlokia CMO
New Solutions and Customer Value
Vertical solutions and offerings
Steve Winter Executive Vice President
GoTo market with Partners
Scale with co-selling and co-delivered projects
Nick Bonfiglio – SVP Product Development
Topics covered:
General Thank You! Going with Partners in Europe and defining verticals and segments will be very important going forward. Marketing with and through partners, extending the reach of Marketo with Marketing First partners. Engaging partners on services and complimentary services is key growth initiative, globally.
All gave a sneak peak into what was being announced later at summit – project Orion, analytics & insights, ABM – all things Cathal will cover later
After Intro…...
What a year it has been for Partners and Marketo. Since last year’s summit where we first announced our new Premier Partner Programs, to today, we have had:
Over 300 applicants to our Digital Services Program
Added an additional +500 technology partners to Launchpoint
Added over 150 Certifications, or feet on the street, across our services partners
Launched a private partner portal on community with newsletters, webinars, and sales training
Engaged in the field on larger and more complex deals
Grown from 5 officially certified digital services parters to over 60
Held international Partner Days to further engage and educate the Partner Nation
3 key pillars to the partner programmes – supported by centralised groups in Marketing and Operations
Metrics around the
Scale of the Marketo partners
Delivery capacity
Marketing solution offerings
Complimentary Technology offerings
Defining the Vertical solutions
Go To market for regional solutions
Expanding co-marketing with partners
Expanding enablement and education for partners
Sanjay discussed our evolution as a company and how we partner to grow and scale this -
Company:
Owned by Tom Gores and Platinum Equity, PS&E comprises The Detroit Pistons, The Palace of Auburn Hills arena, DTE Energy Music Theatre, and the operating contract for Meadow Brook Music Festival.
The organization packs a busy schedule that includes an 82-game basketball season and more than 100 summer concert events.
Challenges:
Facing stepped-up competition for entertainment dollars, PS&E needed a tech upgrade to deepen its consumer interaction and glean better insights into the fan-buying journey.
Was leveraging the ExactTarget platform and was not tightly integrated with their Salesforce CRM, only being leveraged for batch and blast, and had little insight into how fans interacted with their different brands
Were leveraging paper forms and creating a lot of inefficiencies
Solution:
PS&E’s deployment of Marketo’s consumer engagement platform supplied the consumer-oriented marketing infrastructure to deliver personalization at scale to their fan base of 3.5 million ticket holders annually
PS&E uses Marketo to carry out ongoing campaigns to nurture potential season ticket holders before they’re ready to have a conversation with PS&E’s sales team.
Marketo also automates timely communications when plans are almost up for renewal.
They also offer reward programs to ticket holders, further personalizing and enriching the experience for the attendees.
Results:
Since moving to Marketo, PS&E has racked up a 90% success rate getting members to renew before their season memberships expire—the best in the company’s history.
Increased YoY ticket sales by 30%
Increased eMarketing revenue by 132% YoY
Microsoft- One of Marketo’s largest and most sophisticated customers, leverages the power of our partner ecosystem with technology partners such as Sprinklr, Uberflip and Allocadia as well as Services partners like Wunderman.
One programme to joint leverage benefits –
Fully enabled training instances
Maketo live for fast Demo’s
Scale for coverage
Note from our legal sponsors – keep in mind that the features and timeframes discussed today are subject to change
Should not base any purchasing decisions on future functionality or features
Enterprise - continue to support the enterprise by taking our platform to the next level, and addressing the needs of the growing enterprise
Analytics & Insights - re-imagining of what Marketing Analytics ought to be for today's (and tomorrow's) digital Marketers based on the past 7 years of learning and how our marketers and marketing has evolved
ABM - Help marketers
Target high-value named accounts and existing customers
Engage them across channels
Generate more sales from them
Predictive Content - Listen everywhere and enage anywhere powered by machine learning will help marketers maximize bottom line results by leveraging their marketing assets and audience data
Mobile Engagement – continuation of what we started last year. Leverage cross channel data (web, email, social, mobile) to create and send personalized messages through the mobile channel
Marketer Experience – Improved and delightful experience for marketer’s through innovation on the core
Why ? In big organizations they usually have few instances of Marketo and they would like to switch between these instances in a very easy way as well as leverage the same ID instead of memorizing few
Any org would like to be able to get full details on past operation. This may be for its own needs or for compliance reasons in enterprise.
2 use cases we are solving for, what it is not.
TRANSITION TO SCOTT BEFORE CLICKING
Our ability to model our customers business and leverage the data for upsell opportunities
Whether there business is cars, courses, patients or products
Udacity – everyone who has taken a Math course and we want to upsell them to another new type of course
Fully API enabled
Triggering off of changes to custom objects will be in a future release
Custom objects will show up in middleware such as Informatica
Examples:
Can run upsell campaigns easily, for example Give me everyone who bought the basic version of product X and used it 25 times in the past month.
Addressing the Enterprise needs is not a one release item , this is a journey…
We are committed to keep improving and supporting the enterprise B2B and B2C needs in every single release..
I tried to give here direction and be less specific as we haven't finalized yet the plans.
Control access to assets this will be address either by Granular permissions or by folder level access or by both the ability to control access to specific areas and assets in the system in a more granular way
Federation –
At this point as no decision was taken , I don’t think we should talk on federation.
Saying that we do need to be ready to address questions around it.
8b 2014
4b 2013
Descriptive Analytics
Help marketers target high-value named accounts and existing customers , engage them across channels and generate more sales from them.
Manage –
Work with an account-centric data model -
Discover accounts from lead database
Group accounts for targeting e.g. Lighthouse Accounts, Top 10 Retail Accounts etc.
Associate People to corresponding accounts (Marketo leads, CRM leads, Contacts)
Engage –
Target and nurture accounts or a group with personalization across channels (e.g. web, email, PPC, mobile, event)
Monitor –
Roll-up activities including anonymous activities at an account level
Account based scoring
ABM Insights to measure ROI
Sales team access to relevant ABM insights
Listen and engage powered by machine learning helps the marketer maximize bottom line results and
Predictive Content for Web already in-market
Predictive Content for Email targeted for H2 2016
Predictive within Email – using a predictive algorithm to determine blocks of content to recommend in an email.
For example, we can recommend
What this is not is Predictive “as an email” or predictive within Lead nurturing (best email to send within or outside of a lead nurturing track)
Leverage firmographic and behavioral data to recommend
Combines web listenting into the email response
Future we will look at how we can use machine learning to enhance the customer engagement engine or just standard email
Instead of having to create their own responsive email templates (or pay for a design agency or services engagement), customers will be able to take advantage of a collection of pre-built templates for use in Marketo. Free.
Rather than preview templates one-by-one in new windows, customers will see dynamically generated thumbnails of their templates to speed up the email creation flow.
Template developers will leverage a richer, Marketo-specific HTML syntax when coding new email templates. This gives developers extensive control over what editing functionality is exposed in the Email Editor. This new syntax will also be much more familiar to developers that are already building templates for other platforms like MailChimp, StampReady, Hubspot, CampaignMonitor, etc.
Marketers that don’t wish to use Marketo’s Email Editor WYSIWYG will have a fully-functional HTML code editor available to them from within our Email Editor. Paste in your code and be on your way.
Marketers can now use a WYSIWYG Template Editor to update/modify templates. If simple template changes are needed, users no longer need to be fluent in HTML/CSS.
Recurring content that is used over-and-over again will be centrally defined. Brand colors, logos, addresses, and more should be represented in one location and available for use across Marketo. This avoids having to define this content at the template level, which causes painful update workflows.
Basic email editing options are missing! Uploading images to use in an email, specifying an email pre-header, inserting emojis should be a breeze.
Instead of having to create their own responsive email templates (or pay for a design agency or services engagement), customers will be able to take advantage of a collection of pre-built templates for use in Marketo. Free.
Rather than preview templates one-by-one in new windows, customers will see dynamically generated thumbnails of their templates to speed up the email creation flow.
Template developers will leverage a richer, Marketo-specific HTML syntax when coding new email templates. This gives developers extensive control over what editing functionality is exposed in the Email Editor. This new syntax will also be much more familiar to developers that are already building templates for other platforms like MailChimp, StampReady, Hubspot, CampaignMonitor, etc.
Marketers that don’t wish to use Marketo’s Email Editor WYSIWYG will have a fully-functional HTML code editor available to them from within our Email Editor. Paste in your code and be on your way.
Marketers can now use a WYSIWYG Template Editor to update/modify templates. If simple template changes are needed, users no longer need to be fluent in HTML/CSS.
Recurring content that is used over-and-over again will be centrally defined. Brand colors, logos, addresses, and more should be represented in one location and available for use across Marketo. This avoids having to define this content at the template level, which causes painful update workflows.
Basic email editing options are missing! Uploading images to use in an email, specifying an email pre-header, inserting emojis should be a breeze.
Listen deeply, and speak across all channels
Speak more strongly - could onl
When you create an in app message, there are options to style the image, button, text areas, and background
Create in-app messages that can be triggered by specific actions or personalized based on user behavior that allows mobile marketers to deliver tailored experiences inside their mobile app for each customer.