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I wouldn't say it is two sets of programs. It is more that each piece of content has a bucket program to track all downloads and then that content can be used across 5, 10, even 20 demand generation programs.
What I have learned over the years is that it becomes really hard and un-scalable to make a new Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Google AdWords Program in Marketo for every instance of an advertisement of your content. Take for example EverString's State of Predictive Marketing. I have that running ...
Reason #1 You serve up bad leads. No really. They are bad leads and you are wasting your sales team’s time. One of the joys of inbound marketing is that we are attracting prospects to our sites to download the content we painstakingly produced. The negative is we also attract junky leads. Thankf...
Thanks for the reminder. I turned my alerts campaign off to not bug my reps.
Excellent Christmas present. Thank you.
did you publish this on your blog? I want to share this article widely.
Contacts can also MQL. I just duplicate the Lead Status field on the contact object and call it "Contact Status." Customers contacts are set to a Contact Status = customer. If a contact is associated with an open opp, a Marketo smart changes their status to "Engaged." When the opp is closed lost,...
At a previous company where we had a problem with "tire kickers" I did create a smart campaign to add folks who's MQL count reached 10 to the scoring suppression list. That was a static list that was then referenced in all scoring smart campaigns so the lead would not accumulate points to re MQL.
As the director of marketing at Fliptop I had the pleasure of being not only the primary user of predictive lead scoring for my demand gen efforts, but I also get to work closely with our engineering team to help shape the product. A couple weeks ago we brought on a new data scientist and I gave him...
It wasn’t easy. Believe me. And honestly I started with less duplicates than any other company I’ve ever worked for. Coming into Fliptop and getting to basically start the Marketo instance from scratch, I knew that I wanted to build things my way (the right way) and that included getting the databa...