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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Aaron Dun of Ness Technologies "Think Like The CFO"

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But I think the answer lies in the maturity of the organization. Conversely, if your marketing organization is less mature, you have to show how inaction is delaying opportunity. Propose something as a Proof-of-Concept first. Aaron: Paralysis works both ways, unfortunately. But the same rigor on metrics applies.

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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Aaron Dun of Ness Technologies - "Think Like the CFO"

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But I think the answer lies in the maturity of the organization. Conversely, if your marketing organization is less mature, you have to show how inaction is delaying opportunity. Propose something as a Proof-of-Concept first. Aaron: Paralysis works both ways, unfortunately. But the same rigor on metrics applies.

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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit: Emily Salus of CollabNet on Lead Scoring

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Second, if you have a customer profile and certain activities you want them to do, your Sales qualification (or telemarketing or inside sales, depending on your organization) can still grade your leads based on profile (title, geography, industry, etc.) and activity before the leads ever go to a Sales Rep.

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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Emily Salus of CollabNet on Lead Scoring

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Second, if you have a customer profile and certain activities you want them to do, your Sales qualification (or telemarketing or inside sales, depending on your organization) can still grade your leads based on profile (title, geography, industry, etc.) and activity before the leads ever go to a Sales Rep.