How Salesforce.com Uses Salesforce to Manage Marketing Campaigns

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How Salesforce.com Uses Salesforce to Manage Marketing Campaigns Marketing Professionals Micheline Nijmeh, Sr. Director Integrated Campaigns, salesforce.com

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At salesforce.com, we've learned marketing best practices for implementing campaigns through thousands of conversations with leading companies. Join us to learn the top ten best practices from our campaign managers and marketing administrators; we'll spotlight our highest-impact programs at Salesforce.com. Find out how we hand off leads to sales and what we track in our dashboards. With all these proven examples, you're sure to walk away with a few new ideas on how you can leverage Salesforce to support your core marketing efforts. Presented by: Micheline Nijmeh, Sr. Director Integrated Campaigns, salesforce.com

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How Salesforce.com Uses Salesforce to Manage Marketing CampaignsMarketing Professionals

Micheline Nijmeh, Sr. Director Integrated Campaigns, salesforce.com

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Agenda

Introduction

Campaign Strategy

Audience Segmentation

Campaign Set up

Execution

Measurement

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Traditional marketing modelPipeline focused

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Salesforce MarketingCustomer-Centric Driven

WebsiteEvents

Demand generationLead management

ReferencesBloggers

Twitter/FacebookPress

AnalystsLaunch eventsAdvertising

Salesforce communitiesSalesforce Ideas & Blogs

Twitter/Facebook

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Salesforce @ Salesforce Marketing Salesforce CRM is used throughout the process

PR/ARManagement

CampaignManagement,

Workflow ManagementBudgeting

CommunityManagement

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End-to-End Campaign ManagementCentrally Manage Campaigns Across Channels

Marketing Funnel

Web

Search

Email

Offline

Events

Budget

Creative

Improved Visibility & Effectiveness

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Case Study:Lotus Notes Replacement Campaign

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The ApproachDevelop Strategy

Director, VP of IT (and above) Large enterprise accounts

Regions: EMEA, JP, AMER, APAC

Target Audience:Market Opportunity

• Huge legacy installed base

• Big compelling event- IBM de-supporting 7.x on April 30,

2011

• Most customers are retiring Notes

“Market activity trends indicate that a significant number of customers –more than currently active Notes 7.x customers – have already decided to go off maintenance.”

TechTarget, August 2009

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The ApproachBuild Go-to-Market Plan

Website• Landing Pages• Customer Login

Page• Home page

promos

Online• Social Media• Keywords• Display Ads• Webcasts

PR/AR• Media releases• Briefings• Industry events

Collateral• Video• Email• Editorial

Calendar• Social Objects

Sales Enablement• Scripts• Qualification

Questions• First Call Decks

Customers• Customer reference

Videos, quotes

• Budget• Positioning• Offer

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The Approach:Budget Management

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Campaigns SetupCentral Location for Campaign Details

Lead Source / Offer Type

Parent Campaign

Media Costs

Direction for Sales. follow-up

Summary info

Qualification questions

Next Steps

Email template

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Marketing Request AppAssign and manage editorial, design and web projects

Web promotions Marketing collateral E-mail production & execution Design request Database list segmentation Web content Translation Social Media Editorial Calendar

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Create a Campaign Chatter GroupCentral location for Campaign Information

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Closed Loop Marketing

Landing Page/ Response Capture

OpportunityCreation

QualificationResponseCapture

Web

Search

Email

Offline

Events

Inbound Sales

Outbound Sales

Marketing Nurture

Existing ContactExisting

LeadNew Lead

Web code: Do we know you?

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Lead Follow-Up Process

24 Hour Turn-Around policy

Lead Statuses:

– Open Working Archived or Converted

Minimum of 2 Responses(E-Mail and Phone) prior to Archiving

Once Archived, the Lead continues to be touched through the House List drip campaign

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Campaign Performance ManagementMarketing and Sales Dashboards

Marketing Metrics:– Responses by channel– Leads Generated– Leads Converted– Pipeline Created– Share of Conversation– Sentiment

Sales Metrics:– Opportunities Created– Opportunities Closed– Top Sales Reps– Top Account Executives

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