Date post: | 14-Aug-2015 |
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Introductions:
Michelle LawInbound Marketing Analyst @MrktingMichelle
Alex GregerEmail Marketing Specialist @AlexMGreger
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# Topic
1 Track, Measure and Optimize
2 Custom Audiences with Ad Bridge
3 Twitter Lead Generation Cards
4 SEO Tactics
5 Progressive Profiling
6 Map Your Nurture Streams to Your Inbound Plan
7 Re-Engagement
8 Test, Test, and Test Again
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• UTM Tracking
• Track• Use to track on- and off-line marketing
tactics• Use hidden fields to capture this
information
• Measure• Collect 30 days or appropriate sample
size of data
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• Optimize• Tie conversions directly to names in a database• Show multi-touch attribution through UTM tracking
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Track, Measure and Optimize• Using UTM tracking tied to the individual leads gives you the visibility to see which
networks and campaigns are driving true ROI
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• Ad Bridge Marketo Integration• A middle-ware integration with Marketo and ad
networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Google, etc. to create custom audiences and allow personalize experiences beyond Marketo
• How to Use Custom Audiences• Retain Current Customers
• Focus on the people you know first – website visitors, email subscribers
• Acquire Your Most Ideal Customers• Use smart lists and progressive profiling to
segment your audience and use highly personalized ads
• Discover Similar Audiences• Use lookalike audiences in Twitter and Facebook
create new audiences• Refine your audience and exclude waste
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Common Questions:
• What is a Twitter Lead Generation Card?
• What are the benefits of them to fill the top of the funnel?
• How much do they cost? How do they work?
• How qualified and engaged are these leads?
Twitter Lead Generation Cards
Lead Generation Card Tweet
Standard Tweet
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Twitter Lead Generation Cards
Lead Generation Card Tweet
Clicking the CTA Button
Thank You Screen
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Results:
• We found from a cost-per-acquisition view, that names being gathered by Twitter Lead Generation cards were on average around $10/lead (Almost an 80% improvement when compared to other tactics).
• Around 1/10 names collected used their business email address as opposed to their personal email address. However since their email address is validated we saw a drastic increase in engagement over that of fake or spam submissions.
• Once loaded into Marketo we found they had a higher deliverability rate and overall higher engagement rate than any other top of the funnel tactics being ran for net-new leads.
• All of our key performance indicators showed trends anywhere from double or higher increase in their performance.
Segment % Del. % Open % Click % Unsub. Name to MQL Conversion %
Twitter Leads 96.9% 34.7% 2.0% 0.2% 2.3%
Non-Twitter Leads* 84.4% 15.7% 0.9% 0.5% 1.6%
* Combination of Organic, Direct, Google AdWords, LinkedIn Display and LinkedIn Sponsored Posts
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• Influence:
• Add Marketo Pages to the Sitemap.xml• Submit the sitemap.xml to Google
and Bing Webmaster Tools• Each Page Should be Assigned 1-3
Unique Keywords• Optimize meta data on every page
• Follow or No-Follow?• Maketo by default sets meta tag to
No-Follow
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• Measure:
• Marketo SEO Dashboard• SEO Dashboard• Keywords (Rank & Trends, Competition, Searches, URL)• Pages (Optimization & Trends, Links, Keywords, Issues)• Inbound Links (Priority, Link Relationships, Page Rank)• Reports
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Progressive Profiling5
• What questions to Ask
• Create buyer personas by gathering information through discovery phase
• Determine key data points to create those personas
• Brainstorm questions to ask to achieve answer these data points
• Advanced Progressive Profiling
• Start with LinkedIn ads that are highly targeted and separated by target audience
• Link ads to separate landing pages based on audience targeted with incentive to fill out information
• Utilize separate retargeting list/campaigns in Google/FB/Twitter
• Personalized ads based on the LP the visitors hit
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• Utilize Facebook/LinkedIn to auto fill forms
• All social platforms have an API to access users information
• Using Marketo social integration for login
• Limited on number of fields you have access to
• Utilizing API and building own integration
• Gain a lot more information on the user (Double if not triple the number of fields)
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Old Way:
Single path of emails and landing pages a lead sees no matter where they come from
New Way:
Marketo Engagement Program
• Personalize ads based on demographics you are targeting
• Direct leads to specific content streams based on the content/event/network they are sourced through
• Leads should be able to define their own path through your Marketing Funnel engaging or skipping over content based on their demographics and behaviors
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• Why Re-Engage:
• Leads that are in prime research mode will engage for short periods and naturally trail off
• Remind your inactive subscribers why they were attracted to your company in the first place
• Steps:
• Determining who you will be reengaging
• Creating your reengagement campaigns
• Saying farewell to permanent inactive subscribers
• Examples:
• Percentage off to increase sales and re-engage old customers
• Guilt trip, “We will miss you” message to re-subscribe
• Reminder emails, a lot of subscriber are busy and just miss initial emails
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We saw a 600% increase in sales engagement through quarterly re-engagement emails.
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• Don’t Assume What Works for Others Will Work for You
• Start with industry best practices, but measure and optimize base on your data
• Different top of the funnel tactics work for different industries/clients
• Case studies: Bottom or Top of the Funnel Content?
• Facebook: B2B or B2C Tactic?
• Track, Measure and Optimize• Testing is useless without proper
tracking set in place• Adequate test period and number
within test pool
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• Partnering with our clients to help manage the growing complexity and the industry’s velocity of change
• Measuring the solution to understand performance and its impact on the client’s business needs with continued optimization to ensure optimal performance
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