How CareerBuilder.com Aligns Marketing and Sales for Revenue-Driving Success

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Align Marketing and Sales for Revenue Driving Success Suzy Matus, Manager, Customer Engagement & Marketing Salesforce, Pardot James Kenler, Director, Marketing Operations & Technology CareerBuilder

Transcript of How CareerBuilder.com Aligns Marketing and Sales for Revenue-Driving Success

Align Marketing and Sales for Revenue Driving Success Suzy Matus, Manager, Customer Engagement & Marketing Salesforce, Pardot James Kenler, Director, Marketing Operations & Technology CareerBuilder

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By  2020,  85%  of  the  buyer’s  journey  will  be  completed  before  the  buyer  

reaches  out  to  sales.  

85%  Buyers Are Controlling Today’s Sales Process

Disconnected teams: Marketing and Sales silos

Disconnected tools: Fragmented, hard to access

and use

Disconnected story: No holistic view of buyer makes insights elusive

Most Companies Are Struggling to Adapt to This New Buying Paradigm

James  Kenler  Director,  MarkeDng  OperaDons  and  Technology  

CareerBuilder Marketing in 2013 •  Sales Supporting •  Batch & Blast •  Reactive •  Silo-ed Systems •  Skills and Tools not internal

Customer  

Marketers  

Salespeople  

Where is CB Marketing in 2015? •  Strategic Partner with Sales •  Proactive & Predictive •  Sales Triggered, Automated

Communication •  Center of Customer Experience &

Customer Intelligence •  Building the Pipeline •  Redefining the Market

Marketers  

Salespeople  

Service  

Customer  

Customer  

Incremental change comes from technology.

Breakthrough change comes from people.

- Jesper Lowgren

Align Your Goals Top Level Executive and Sales: •  Grow Software Business

•  Reposition brand à upsell & cross sell •  Create new conversations

•  Lead Generation Secondary •  Focus on existing customers &

winbacks

MULTITASKING “Doing many things poorly”

•  60% less efficient •  10 average IQ drop

It costs 7 times more to acquire a new customer

than retain an existing one. – Bain & Company

Create Consistency, Save Time Outreach Interaction Growth

Alignment Leads to New Conversations

MarkeDng  Strategy   Sales  Pilot  

3x  

Build from the Bottom Up

SHORT TERM GOALS

•  Retain customers •  Scale sales reps

QUICK WINS

•  Sales specialization •  Salesforce

adoption •  Operationalized

processes •  Integrated Data

LONG TERM GOALS

•  Top of the funnel – Lead Generation

•  Expand across the journey

Look Beyond the Sale

Questions?

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Create a Complete Customer Lifecycle •  Retaining customers is less expensive quote here •  Intersection of Sales, Customer Service & Marketing

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