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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | MARKETING GENIUS BLOG APRIL 26, 2010 Monday Marketing Term: Content Mapping Content means web copy, blog posts, videos, interactive presentations, social elements, diagrams or other pieces of information used to engaged users / visitors. Content mapping is closely related to Information Architecture and UI (user interface) design. For example, earlier stage questions might be best answered on the blog, while a mid or late questions would be more appropriate to answer via a nurturing campaign, or on your corporate website. Tweet This! Share this on Linkedin. Share this on Facebook. Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon. Digg this! | MARKETING GENIUS BLOG APRIL 13, 2010 Buying Stages & Lead Nurturing, Matching Content The image to the right shows one example, but I personally like the buying decision process as described by Kotler and Armstrong in their textbook Principles of Marketing : need recognition. information search. It all starts with being aware of a problem that needs to be solved, which pushes a buyer to collect information on possible solutions. Information Search. At this stage buyers are looking for product specific information, because they need to compare different products with each other. The 5 Stages of the Buying Process. evaluation of alternatives. | | | | | | | MARKETING GENIUS BLOG MAY 25, 2010 Do I Really Need a Content Strategy? So much of our marketing strategy is dependent on the content we are creating, our marketing strategies have been shifting from talking about ourselves to truly arming people with the information they need to make better decisions regardless if they use our product or service or not. For example, where are they in the buying process and what kinds of content do they prefer to consume (video, blog posts, comments, tweets, etc). If you want to make your life easier, yes. Content Touches Everything. Drives action. Builds loyalty. On time. One budget. ”. Better Content. Optimization. | MARKETING GENIUS BLOG JULY 30, 2009 Lead Scoring 101 The profile dimension contains static information like job title or company size. For example, for your particular product a “Chief Security Officer may get 10 points, any other job title with “security get 4 points, and “students get minus 4 points. Talk to someone about Marketing Automation and one of the first topics that comes up is Lead Scoring. Lead Scoring is the process of assigning a numeric score to leads to indicate lead quality. Why Do You Need Lead Scoring? Let’s take a small step back, and find out why you would want to use lead scoring. | MARKETING GENIUS BLOG JUNE 7, 2010 10 Best Marketing Apps for Salesforce For example, a company that sells management dashboard software attracted people looking for a replacement dashboard for their car. Sometimes you miss critical information on certain leads: for example, you may only have an email address or – the reverse – you have a name but no contact details. Salesforce.com by itself is already a pretty good CRM system, but it gets even better with almost 1,000 applications that are available through the AppExchange. With that many applications, it also gets more challenging to find the best applications. SEO for Salesforce. | MARKETING GENIUS BLOG FEBRUARY 1, 2010 Monday Marketing Term: Lead Scoring Lead scoring is comprised of two parts: “ Explicit ” information and “ Implicit ” information, both are equally important, however the implicit data tends to be the most realistic and “telling.” Explicit information is the “fit” of the prospect to your product. Implicit information comes from the prospects online body language; specific web pages they’ve visited, number of pages, recency of response, email activity, or downloads of resources (white papers, etc). According to Wikipedia it’s the “method of assigning points to each prospect you come across. Tweet This! | | | | | | | | | -
MARKETING GENIUS BLOG | THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 2010 CRM & Marketing Automation: 7 Critical Integration Points However, many CRM systems are customized: fields have been added to capture information that is specific to your organization and business processes. The reverse is not always true: you may create fields in the Marketing Automation system that capture marketing-specific information, so they don’t have to be synced with the CRM system. Usually new CRM leads are sent to the Marketing Automation system with a certain interval, for example once per day, with some systems this happens in real-time. But it’s not just a one-time import of your contacts. Field Mapping. MORE >> -
MARKETING GENIUS BLOG | FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 2010 Broad Reach + Intelligent Lead Nurturing = Increased Revenue 40% of buyers read or search on Twitter or blogs for more information about brands, 37% post questions and 60% share their research. Consumers are helping each other with information, they are not looking to companies any more. would love to see some B2B examples of this.”. We’ve seen real several examples where a BtoB buyer has selected their solution provider based on feedback and content that they accessed via sites such as LinkedIn and Twitter. 80% of buyers say the found companies, verses the companies finding them. Content needs to be created to drive response. MORE >> -
MARKETING GENIUS BLOG | MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 2011 Monday Marketing Term: Content Mapping Strategy The next step in the process is to map the interests and concerns of each of the personas to each stage in the buying process, for example, No awareness of Problem, Awareness of Problem, Awareness of Solution, Interest, Evaluation, Purchase, Loyal Customer, Advocate. Ardath Albee , a visionary in this area encourages her “Rule of 5”, meaning for every piece of content you create, repurpose the information in five different ways. It is pretty simple in theory, but very complex in function. Before you can develop a content map, buyer personas need to be established. Tweet This! MORE >> -
MARKETING GENIUS BLOG | FRIDAY, MAY 27, 2011 What B2B Marketers Can Learn from Lady Gaga (really) Take salesforce.com for example. While it has been a few years, the sentiment still remains, delivering quality information and letting sales and marketing tell the same story. Lots of talk these days about the importance of storytelling in marketing. For me, the best storytelling is engaging a large audience with a story that’s both very personal and yet bigger than you. And the ultimate test of whether your story is compelling: do you engage others to the point they start offering up their own stories? recent, standout marketing story for me is Lady Gaga. Tweet This! MORE >> -
MARKETING GENIUS BLOG | TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 2010 Social Media, CRM & Marketing Automation Sales Force Automation (SFA) vendors will focus on tools that help sales people identify more opportunities, get more background information on existing leads and facilitate intra-company collaboration. good example would be the number of leads generated via Social Media. An example of this is Genius.com’s Social Marketing Automation. One example is Genius’s sales lead tracking , which provides a real-time communication channel from marketing to sales. Clearly, Social Media is one of the big revolutions in marketing today. Social Media Trends. Social CRM. MORE >>
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