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How to Win in Business Development
2010 DEALER MARKETING MEETING
Closed Loop Marketing
2010 DEALER MARKETING MEETING
Our landscape has changed
Since 2008:
• More than 591 trade magazines have folded
• 105 newspapers have closed• 99% have reduced coverage, print runs
and distribution• 15,000+ newspaper jobs have been lost• Print ad sales have fallen 30%• 24 of the top 25 newspapers had
circulation declines between 7-23%
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• Volume of information has grown • Information sources have increased• Velocity of information speeds up• Times and places to experience media enlarge• Attention to information expands and contracts• Immersive qualities of media are more compelling
(Video, Gaming, Augmented Reality, Animation, Infographics)
• Social networks are more important• More time spent on smartphones and tablets
The Changing Landscape of Media Consumption
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The Change Agents
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What is the New Normal? New landscape benefits brands
– Worldwide thirst for information and news– Changing role of traditional media– Personalities and social connections are ever
more important– Advances in technology– Reduced trust in business– 24/7 news cycle, immediate, global– Segmentation of messages, authentication of
sources– Rise in the importance of the news brand
2010 DEALER MARKETING MEETINGClosed Loop Marketing
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46 hours & 53 minutes
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• Lead Loss Rates:– 40-80% of leads/prospects lost in every step of the sales cycle
• Lack of process for handling immature prospects (~20%)• Poorly defined roles and processes (~10%)• Different sales and marketing systems (~15%)• Web, email, fax, phone (~10%)• Poor qualification (~20%)• Wrong territory assignment (~5%)• No control of how lead is sent (~8%)• No measurement system in place (~10%)• Limited lead acceptance and follow up (~20%)
– 70% of prospects are never contacted the first time
Database Management
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Sales/Marketing Automation
Sales AutomationAccount Management
Opportunity MgmtForecasting
ActivitiesProposals
Quotes
Marketing AutomationPlan Campaign
ApproveDesign/Develop
ExecutionManageMeasureAnalyze
Lead AutomationCaptureEnrichQualifyScore
Assign/RouteNotify/Deliver
Track/AlertReassign
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– How is your data stored?– Who has access to the data?– What does your sales lead funnel look like?– Does the sales force have enough leads in their sales funnel?– What is the average sales cycle? What is the close rate?– Who is responsible for following up on leads?– What are the sources behind the data? Where did they come
from (shows, events, ads, articles, web site, networking)?– What sources generate the most qualified leads?– What is considered a qualified lead?– Which sources are the most cost effective?– How often do you perform quality assurance tests?
Data Management: Deep Dive
2010 DEALER MARKETING MEETINGIdeal Drip Campaign
• Inbound calls• Ads• Web Inquiries• Email
Qualification Process
• Response 1• Response 2• Response 3
Nurture • Outbound calls• Literature
Fulfillment • Follow Up
Distribute
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of drip marketing
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JMGLeadLogic™
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JMGLeadLogic™ Process
• Target prospects by title, industry, geography• Vet ‘clean’ record using email qualification
technique• Build ongoing ‘drip’ email campaign to build sales
funnel• Turn-key lead nurture program that turns clicks,
opens and replies into appointments• User-friendly dashboard that can act as a CRM
system or be exported into other systems
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JMGLeadLogic™ Process
Lead Management System
800#
Database
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Assess Data•Clean/De-Dupe •Determine segmentation•Assess quality
Lead Definitions•Define lead quality•Determine content attractiveness
•Understand sales frameworks
Lead Scoring •Assign scores •Lead quality•Lead activity
Content Strategy •Define content/messages•Determine email address from ‘whom’•Develop messages •Assign web content landing pages
Fulfillment/Response Plan•Define response plan•Email/Direct•Follow-up call
•Define the lead sharing process
JMGLeadLogic™ Process
LeadLogic™ Process: Email Campaign
A
•Vet & Verify (text only)
B
•General information (text preferred)
•Build credibility
C
•General information
•Continue to build credibility
D
•Narrow content
•Service/product offers
E
•Narrow content
•Service/product offers
F
•Narrow content
•Service/product offers
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JMGLeadLogicTM Dashboard
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Dashboard
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Email Campaign Performance
Industry Stats:• 90-95% delivery rate• 40% open rate• 7-10% click through rateDatabase: 1,000 records• Delivery rate: 900• Open rate: 360• Click through rate: 36• Replies: 7
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2012 Program Case Study
• Contacts client thought they had: 5,900
• Contacts client actually had: 400
• Size of contact database now: 24,000
• Number of replies to initial vetting emails: 550
• Number of leads from initial vetting emails: Over 100
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For more information on our JMGLeadLogicTM tool, call today!
864.272.3018