Is a lack of targeted campaigns costing you customers? Give them what they want with personalized experiences for the end user.
This presentation describes three automated campaigns you should know about: 1) lead follow-up, 2) customer follow-up, and 3) abandonment. Plus, see real life examples of the best practices in action. It's an easy way to whip your marketing into shape.
2. About Whereoware
Online strategy, design,
development + marketing
The stats:
• 12 years in the business
• Work with B2B + B2C companies
• Philosophy: 1-to-1 marketing - targeted,
personalized, automated
• Silverpop partner
• Worked with Silverpop for 6+ years
• Thirty-five Silverpop clients
Twitter: @whereoware
About me: Dan Caro, Senior Marketing Manager,
5 years of experience with Silverpop
4. Marketing automation
• Defined: a software platform
designed to automate
repetitive tasks
• Traditionally focused on lead
generation, but it can be used
for so much more!
• Automated, targeted emails
work best when you create a
personalized experience for
the end user
Twitter: @whereoware
5. Automated targeted emails
They work!
Average Order
Open Click Bounce Average Per Visit
Averages Time on Conversion
Rate Rate Rate Value Spent Value
Site Rate
Automated,
52% 45% 8 minutes 20% $499 4% $15
Targeted Mailings
Normal Mailing 35% 28% 6.5 minutes 26% $387 1% $12
Difference 49% 60% 23% -23% 29% 300% 25%
* All data taken from Whereoware clients
Twitter: @whereoware
8. Lead follow-up
Defined: a series of emails
providing leads with useful
information about products
or services
Goals:
• ensure all leads get
follow-up
• nurture them into sales
qualified leads
Twitter: @whereoware
9. Lead follow-up: example
Atlantic: specialize in trade
show exhibits
Their problem: didn’t know
what to do with their CRM
prospects
Solution: systematic,
automated lead follow-up
system
Twitter: @whereoware
10. Atlantic: lead flow
3 days
0 days NURTURE
LEAD ENTERS WELCOME EMAIL #1
4 days
7 days NURTURE 7 days NURTURE
SUPER OPT IN EMAIL #2 EMAIL #3
FUNNEL
All other campaigns: Did You Know, See Our Showroom,
Needs, Solutions, Minishow invites, etc.
Twitter: @whereoware
15. Customer follow-up
Defined: a series of
emails providing
customers with useful
information about your
products or services
Goals:
• get customers engaged
with your product or
services
• upsell
Twitter: @whereoware
16. Customer follow-up: example
Bullhorn ®: web-based
recruiting and staffing software
Their problem: engaging
customers immediately and
upselling
Solution: systematic,
automated customer follow-up
Twitter: @whereoware
17. Bullhorn: customer flow
0 days
CUSTOMER
WELCOME
ENTERS
Has not logged in Has not connected social Active customer
2 days 2 days 8 days
CONNECT ALL
INACTIVE NEW UPGRADE
YOUR SOCIAL
CUSTOMER CAMPAIGNS
2 days ACCOUNTS 8 days
8 days
Twitter: @whereoware
18. Bullhorn: inactive customer
Main call to
action - start
using Bullhorn
Secondary call
to action - need
help
Twitter: @whereoware
19. Bullhorn: social connect
Dynamically created
based on the social
networks they have
connected
Twitter: @whereoware
20. Abandonment
Defined: email sent x
number of hours/days after a
visitor has stopped engaging
with your company
Goals:
• recapture lost sales
• reengage lost web visitors
• reactivate customers who
stopped in the middle of a
whitepaper series,
registration, demos, etc.
Twitter: @whereoware
21. Abandoned cart
Defined: email sent out
hours to two days after a
user places items in a cart,
but does not complete the
order
Goals:
• reduce abandonment rates
• complete orders
22. Abandoned cart: example
Remind users they
have something in
your cart.
Provide a reminder
of what was in the
cart.
Provide a link to
complete the
transaction
23. Abandoned web page
Defined: email sent out
hours to two days after a
user visits a specific page,
but does not complete the
goal
Goals:
• encourage goal
completion
25. Abandoned demo
Defined: an email sent
out 12 hours to two days
after a demo was
abandoned
Goal:
• get users to finish the
demo
26. Abandoned demo: example
Personalized with
their name
Main call to action
to finish viewing
the demo
27. Key takeaways
Right message, right
person, right time
Business rules vary
based on industry and
customer base
Data is key
Start off small
Test, test, test
Twitter: @whereoware
28. Comments + questions
MORE INFO
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GET IN TOUCH
Jay Beutler
jbeutler@whereoware.com
701-205-1463
Website: www.whereoware.com
Twitter: @whereoware
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Blog: www.whereoware.com/blog
Twitter: @whereoware