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Cohort Demand Waterfall Conversions – The Framework

B2B Marketing Analytics

SQLs to SQOs (Sales Qualified Opportunities). SQOs to Deals. These 5 KPIs along with the ability to slice the data for these KPIs across the dimensions like regions, campaigns, tactics, account segments, etc. How many MQLs are needed to generate a new opportunity? How long it takes an MQL to convert to an opportunity?

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Demand Waterfall Conversion Rates – The Framework

B2B Marketing Analytics

SQLs to SQOs (Sales Qualified Opportunities). SQOs to Deals. These 5 KPIs along with the ability to slice the data for these KPIs across the dimensions like regions, campaigns, tactics, account segments, etc. How many MQLs are needed to generate a new opportunity? How long it takes an MQL to convert to an opportunity?

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Demand Waterfall Conversion Rates – The Framework

B2B Marketing Analytics

SQLs to SQOs (Sales Qualified Opportunities). SQOs to Deals. These 5 KPIs along with the ability to slice the data for these KPIs across the dimensions like regions, campaigns, tactics, account segments, etc. How many MQLs are needed to generate a new opportunity? How long it takes an MQL to convert to an opportunity?

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Production-Marketing-Sales: Alignment 4.0

Exo B2B

We could be more specific and talk about personas… MQL: Marketing qualified lead: the prospect on which it is justified to spend money and resources to maintain it and lead it in its purchasing cycle. SAL/SAO: Sales Accepted Lead-opportunity: A “mature” MQL to be taken care of by someone from sales.

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Survey Finds Growth in Pipelines and Sales Cycles for B2B Lead.

Industrial Marketing Today

A vast majority of the survey respondents reported that outbound tactics outperformed inbound initiatives for generating qualified leads. I am wondering if it is a result of the age-old disagreement between sales and marketing on the definition of a qualified lead. This one caught me by surprise.