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© 2012 Eloqua, Inc. Confidential 1
Lead Lifecycle Management: 7 Steps from Prospect to Revenue
Sylvia Jensen Director of EMEA Marketing 28th November 2012
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Agenda
• What’s Changed: Why Lead Lifecycle Management is Important
• Ground Zero: Sales and Marketing Alignment • The ‘7 Steps from Prospect to Revenue’ • Continuous Optimisation: Why You’ll Never be ‘Done’
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What’s Changed: Why Lead Lifecycle Management is Important
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What’s Changed: Buying Evolution
“…customers’ buying processes have
evolved. How we market and how we sell,
has to evolve too” “…power is now with
the customer … marketing and sales
have to align”
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Ground Zero: Sales and Marketing Alignment
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Ground Zero: Sales and Marketing Alignment What needs to happen before lead lifecycle management
Sales Opportunities
Win Rate
Quota Attainment
Marketing Responses
Clicks/Visits
Volume of leads
Costs of programmes
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Ground Zero: Sales and Marketing Alignment It is real alignment or friendliness?
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Ground Zero: Sales and Marketing Alignment Map and define the processes and definitions
Marketing validates quality of interest
Marketing nurtures to sales ready
Sales validates
and accepts
ownership
Sales validates
BANT criteria
Sales closes revenue
opportunity
Closed Won
Inquiry Qualified
Lead
Sales Accepted
Lead (SAL)
Sales Qualified Opportu
nity (SQO)
Suspect
Interest Customer Buying
Process Evaluate Purchase Learn Justify
Sales Process
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7 Steps from Prospect to Revenue
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The 7 Steps to Lead Management Overview
Improve Marketing Efficiencies
Enable Sales
Improve Lead Quality
Do Effective Nurturing
Improve Targeting &
Segmentation
Measure Marketing Effectiveness
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Step 1: Understand your Buyer The customer’s journey
Interest Evaluate Justify Purchase
Has anybody checked out…?
Oh no! I’ve just …
Any suggestions on where I
can find … ?
I’m trying to figure out … ?
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Step 1: Understand your Buyer Market reach is growing from social channels
Interestingly, Facebook is the largest contributor for both B2B and B2C. And,
while the traffic from social networks is still small portion, it appears to be a promising
channel.
Source: Eloqua’s April 2011 Benchmark Report, pg 13
Closed Won
Inquiry
SAL
SQO
Suspect
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• Improved User Experience by delivering the right message at the right time
• Currently running in 14 European countries • Multi touch campaign and integration of SMS • Real time alerts and notifications 24/7 environment
Since the Customer
Journey Programs launched, there are now 9.7 million per month (was 2.8 MM in May 2010) contacts going through automation, compared to 650,000 at the same time last year!
Sportingbet’s Customer Journey
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Step 2: Segment your Database Deliver the right message at right time
Closed Won
Inquiry
SAL
SQO
Suspect
Improve Targeting & Segmentation
Geographic
Demographic
Psychographic
Behavioural
Occasion
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Step 2: Segment your Database Precisely, targeted marketing
Closed Won
Inquiry
SAL
SQO
Suspect
Less is more. Smaller segmented batches perform better than larger
presumably non-segmented batches.
Source: Eloqua’s April 2011 Benchmark Report, pg 10
Improve Targeting & Segmentation
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Step 2: Segment your Database Improve your data
Best-in-Class companies combine Data Cleansing & Lead Scoring
which helped identify up to 11 times more leads per month.
Source: Eloqua’s April 2011 Benchmark Report, pg 9
Improve Marketing Efficiencies
Closed Won
Inquiry
SAL
SQO
Suspect
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Data Quality Management
Challenge:
• Disconnect between CRM and Marketing platform to segment and build mailing lists
• Difficulty in managing subscriptions from marketing platform to CRM system
• Integration would have to undergo scrutiny from risk assessment team at Schroders
Solution
• A hybrid between Eloqua’s one and two-way SFDC integrations
• Eloqua manages subscription status while providing sales with visibility in SFDC
• Initiated a changed email address process as well as a deleted contacts process to maintain a clean database in both installs
Results
• 3,544 changed email addresses
• 1,739 Deleted email addresses from SFDC
• 28,247 Deleted Contacts from SFDC
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Step 3: Improve Marketing Efficiency Automate repetitive steps
By offloading marketing staff of manual tasks associated with lead generation, scoring, nurturing, event management, and other tasks, each person can be more productive.
Source: Eloqua’s April 2011 Benchmark Report, pg 12
Improve Marketing Efficiencies
Interest
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Step 4: Score your Leads Get the right leads to sales - fast
Improve Lead Quality
Lead scoring is a method of assigning points to each prospect you come
across. Score determines action.
Will improve win rates, revenue and helps cement sales and marketing alignment.
Closed Won
Inquiry
SQO
Qualified Lead
(MQL)
Sales Accepted
Lead (SAL)
Suspect
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Lead Scoring
Problem:
• No process placed around in-bound leads - Unable to gauge interest of 4 core EMEA markets
• Poor quality leads sent to sales for follow-up – frustrating sales team
Solution:
• Develop automated Lead Scoring Program to better qualify and control leads passed to SFDC and EU Call Centre
Result:
• Prior to automated Lead Scoring conversion of MQLs to SQLs was 2%
• After running 9,943 records through the scoring program, conversion of MQL’s to SQL’s increased 3X to 6%
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Step 5: Nurture your Contacts Nurturing keeps your brand top-of-mind
Best-in-class companies employing automated nurturing, plugging a
leaky funnel, realising growth, whilst laggards not using nurturing are seeing
a decline in leads.
Source: Eloqua’s April 2011 Benchmark Report, pg 7
Do Effective Nurturing
Closed Won
Inquiry
SQO
Qualified Lead
(MQL)
Sales Accepted
Lead (SAL)
Suspect
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Lead Nurturing
Problem:
• Too many leads getting to sales (‘rubbish leads’)
• No lead nuturing programme in place to keep prospects ‘warm’
Solution:
• Set up a lead scoring programme based on ‘fit’ and ‘behaviour’
• Developed a lead nurturing program to help prospects along their buying journey
Results: • Reduced lead volume by 35% - a very GOOD thing • Improved lead to opportunity conversion rate by 4x
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Step 6: Enable Sales Marketing intelligence for sales action
Enable Sales
Closed Won
Inquiry
SQO
Sales Qualified
Opportunity (SQO)
Suspect
MQL
SAL
Closed Won
Prioritized view of most engaged
prospects
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Step 6: Enable Sales Marketing intelligence for sales action
Enable Sales
Closed Won
Inquiry
SQO
Sales Qualified
Opportunity (SQO)
Suspect
MQL
SAL
Closed Won
Easily track buying signals of interesting
accounts
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Step 7: Measure Marketing Effectiveness What’s working or NOT working?
Improve Marketing Efficiencies
Enable Sales
Improve Lead Quality
Do Effective Nurturing
Improve Targeting &
Segmentation
Measure Marketing Effectiveness
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Continuous Optimisation: Why You Will Never be ‘Done’
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Optimising Results: Lead Management
Conversion Rates
25%
50%
20%
5%
Sales Stage
20,000
1,000
250
125
25
Volume Required
£5M Revenue
ASP = £200K SaaS Company, 20% Win Rate
Inquiries
Qualified Leads
Sales Accepted Leads
Sales Qualified Opps
Closed-Won Leads
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65%
£13M
Optimising Results: Lead Management
Conversion Rates
50%
20%
5%
Sales Stage
20,000
1,000
650
325
65
Volume Required
Revenue
ASP = £200K SaaS Company, 20% Win Rate
Inquiries
Qualified Leads
Sales Accepted Leads
Sales Qualified Opps
Closed-Won Leads
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Conclusion
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Summary
Three things to remember
• Lead management is key for any B2B marketing program
• Learn the steps in lead management and adopt them as you evolve
• Continuously improve your lead management processes to grow revenue
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Useful Resources for You: The Eloqua blog:
http://blog.eloqua.com/ The Eloqua Grande Guide series:
- Lead scoring
- Lead nurturing
- Enabling sales
- Social media
http://www.eloqua.com/grande/
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Thank You
• http://uk.linkedin.com/in/sylviajensen
• @smajensen
It’s all About Revenue: http://blog.eloqua.com Follow us: http://www.twitter.com/eloqua @eloqua
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600%
1000%
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Within 24 months from YOU or your competitor
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