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1. Mehr Potential aktivieren mit
aktuellen Kundendaten
Seamus Hyland, data.com, Salesforce
Alwin Schauer, Account Executive, Salesforce
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3. “Data is the raw material of everything firms do,
but too many have been treating it like waste material
— something to deal with, something to report on,
something that grows like bacteria in a petri dish.
No more!…Firms must invest heavily in building a next-
generation customer data management capability to
grow revenue and profits in the age of the customer.”
Nutzen Sie aktuelle Daten als Grundlage für
Ihre Wachstumsstrategie
Forrester Research, Inc.,
Customer Engagement Can’t Begin
Without A Next-Gen Customer Data
Management Platform, July 16, 2013
4. Nutzen Sie Ihre Kundendaten perfekt?
69%
74%
75%
79%
360° Sicht auf die
Kunden
Automatisierung der
Prozesse
Neu-
Kundengewinnung
Wachstumsziele
erreichen
Source: Salesforce/Peerless Insights, Jan. 2015.
% Top Priorität und sehr wichtig
Wenn Sie über Ihre
CRM Lösung
nachdenken, wie
wichtig waren Ihnen
die aufgelisteten
Ziele?
5. Interessenten- und
Kundendaten finden
Integration der Daten in Ihr
CRM
Daten aktuell halten
Stimmige Kundendaten sind schwer zu bekommen und akutell
zu halten
21% benötigte Arbeitszeit der
B2B Vertriebsmitarbeiter für
Datenfindung
#1 der technischen Aufgabenstellungen
bei CRM Projekten ist die
Kundendatenkonsolidierung
75 Telefonnummern wechseln
pro 30 Minuten der möglichen
Kunden in Europa
Sources: CSO Insights; Forrester Research/CustomerThink; Dun & Bradstreet
6. Was ist das Ergebnis? Viele verpasste Verkaufschancen!
Source: Ovum Research
Nicht genug Pipeline Nicht genug Zeit zum
Verkaufen
Zu wenig Wissen
über den Kunden
$700 MilliardenJährlich entgangener Umsatz durch schlechte
Kundendaten
7. Data.com: stimmige Daten für die #1 Vertriebs-Lösung
Optimiere den Mehrwert der Sales Cloud
Sell
Smarter
Sell
Faster
Sell from
Anywhere
8. Die Neuerung bei Kundendaten in der Cloud
Aktuelle Firmen und Kontakte mit einem
Klick
Neue Leads mit D&B Daten
Next-Generation Daten Plattform
Echt-Zeit Hinweise und Aktualisierungen
Sales intelligence
Stimmige, aktuelle und vollständige Kundendaten
Speziell für Salesforce entworfen und entwickelt
9. Interessentenfindung und
Fokus auf neue Accounts
Markt-Analysen und
Kundensegmentierung
Gebietsplanungen und
Gebietszuordnung
Umsatz Segmentierung bei
Großunternehmen
Besser informiert mit data.com
Treffen Sie Ihre Entscheidungen auf Basis fundierter Daten
Lead Scoring und Workflow-
Leadverfolgung
Whitespace Analysen
cross-sell und upsell
10. Data.com ermöglicht CleverTouch starkes Wachstum
“Data.com is essential to
CleverTouch
campaigns.”
Nick Burrell, C-Founder and Director of
Operations, CleverTouch
Umsatzsteigerung um 80% in einem Jahr
Wie wurde das Wachstum ermöglicht?
Zielgerichtete Marketing Aktionen auf Grundlage stimmiger Kundendaten aus data.com
Benutze Datenkriterien: Name, Berufsbezeichnung, Abteilung, Firmengröße, Branche
11. Stimmige Kundendaten ermöglichten TotalJobs
Vertriebsmitarbeitern Ihre Produktivität zu steigern
“Data.com ist das perfekte Werkzeug, um die
Genauigkeit unserer Daten zu gewährleisten und
zu Dubletten verhindern.”
-Mike Fetters, Director of Sales Operations, TotalJobs
Zuordnung von Leads auf Grundlage von geografischer und vertikaler Marktsegmentierung
Potentialanalyse des Marktes und gleichmäßiger Zuteilung des Potentials
Effektivere Leadgenerierung und Steigerung der Vertriebsaktivitäten ermöglichen starkes Umsatzwachstum
12. Data.com steigert Ihren Erfolg mit der Sales Cloud
1000de Sales Cloud Kunden vertrauen auf data.com
stimmigere Daten
29%
+
Verkaufschancen 44 %
+
37%
+
Durchschnittliche Steigerungen bei Salesforce Kunden
Produktivität
Source: Salesforce.com Customer Relationship Survey conducted April-May 2013 by independent third-party, Confirmit Inc.
14. Data.com für den Vertrieb: Verkaufen Sie smarter wie zuvor
Der Weg für Sales Cloud Kunden den Vertrieb intelligenter zu gestallten
Kontextbezogene
Kundendaten
Externe stimmige
Datenquellen für Ihr CRM
Effektivitätssteigerung durch
qualifizierte Kundendaten
17. Get started with Data.com today.
Grow sales faster. Now.
Read the “Grow With the Right Data Strategy”
e-book http://bit.ly/eBookRightData
Download and run the Data.com assessment
app http://bit.ly/DataAssessment
Contact your Salesforce account executive
Now, how many of you – when thinking about going into a new city – would prefer to have this map instead of your smart phone?
Yeah, probably not the best set of information to make the right decisions.
It looks a little old – I’m sure some of the borders, streets, names – are now out of date.
It’s definitely missing some information – look at those burned corners.
And frankly when looking at it – I don’t even think this is Philadelphia!
So really, lot of bad information as well.
While I was in my room last night – I was really thinking about how having the right data - real time and up to date like the map data….with me at the right moment – on my mobile phone, wherever I go – has really changed how I travel. I can go from point A to point B faster. I waste less time. I am able to make more informed decisions faster.
Here is our safe harbor statement. Remember, Salesforce is a publicly traded company and you need to make your purchasing decisions based on what’s available today.
But unfortunately, data is usually the after thought.
For example, while we migrate to new systems and think about moving custom code, reconfiguring the application, migrating new processes, training users….. What do we normally do with the data?
Usually take the same set of data – no matter what state it’s in – and then dump it in to the system.
Sometimes we do a little clean up first, but then cross our fingers and hope that it won’t happen again the next time around.
Here’s a quote from Forrester.
Your success depends on how well you know your customers
Most common goals and objectives for customer relationship management
Let’s talk about your goals for CRM for a moment…
We surveyed customers who purchased CRM in past 18 months and this is what they told us. Name a few.…achieve growth, acquire new customers, create new opportunities,
There’s a common theme or dependency underlying these goals: Connections with customers. To be successful in growing your sales depends on how well you know your customers.
What does your CRM tell you about your customer relationships? This is why we’re all here: It’s all about the customer data we store and manage in Sales Cloud!
To get the most out of your CRM investment, you need to get the most out of your customer data.
Source: Customers who purchased CRM in past 18 months. Need to confirm we can use from Wendy Close. Need to rebuild chart
Improve efficiencies
Achieve growth
Increase customer satisfaction
Acquire new customers
Plan for business growth
Create new opportunities
Automate or improve business processes
Achieve a competitive advantage
Generate leads
Close deals
Create a single view of the customer
(Source note: Respondents were 900+ US based enterprise software decision-makers or influencers in IT, marketing, operations, sales, or service roles. Purchased CRM past 18 months)
And there are!
Finding quality customer data is hard to find.
Tools for sales to use for prospecting and getting a hold of the right decision maker - the right phone number and email address is hard. But also identifying all that missing employee numbers for your accounts, missing industry information, revenue, zip code.
CSO Insights says that 21% of a B2B sales rep time is spent doing research – looking for the right data.
Or how many of you use other sites, systems, techniques to find customer data?
How many of you purchase 3rd party data to supplement what you have in your CRM system?
What really reminds me of the shipping industry is the challenge of getting all that data that comes in via spreadsheets, FTP sites, websites etc. and it is hard to get that data uploaded and integrated into your CRM system. Each process is purpose built for the data – The files come in to a company as a flat file and then sits in a “warehouse” or usually in the hands of someone in Ops or IT until it can be loaded into the next application. And the process is horribly inefficient requiring a lot of time and resources. Forrester Research studies show that the #1 tech issue with CRM is consolidating customer data.
And finally, data changes. Frequently. According to D&B research, did you know that 75 phone numbers change every 30 minutes. 120 business addresses change. 20 CEOs leave their company and 30 new businesses are formed. Every 30 minutes. Now imagine the number after 1 week, 1 month, 1 year? Trying to keep data up to date and current – frankly just exposes how inefficient this whole process really is for so many companies – and makes it too costly for many people to do.
And the problem is not really just about the data and challenges finding & keeping it up to date – but how companies are trying to use the customer data and the impact of having inaccurate & incomplete information. For many, it means that there’s not enough pipeline, not enough time selling – with your sales reps chasing down dead ends of wasting time with inefficient processes, and limited insights – impacting how you do territory alignment, segment your customer base, determine your go-to-market strategy. How many of you when you’re in your CRM system and running reports – trying to figure out your top industry – and you find out it’s ‘unknown.’
Ovum research states that $700 Billion in annual revenue is lost due to bad data.
If you want to connect with your customers in a whole new way you need the right customer data – clean, up-to-date, and complete.
Insights to make data-driven decisions
What the right data is:
Business contact info (Connect crowdsourcing app)
+
Detailed company info from Dun & Bradstreet
+ News from Thomson Reuters (placeholder)
Data Cleansing
Sales Intelligence
B2B Prospecting
And we do all of this, is so that you can grow faster with the right data at the right moment.
At these moments when you have partial information and you need that missing phone number or email address while prospecting. Or needing to understand while looking at all your open opportunities if there are related branch offices, subsidiaries or divisions so you can really understand your whitespace better right within Salesforce to cross-sell & upsell. At those moments when you’re missing employee size, revenue numbers, industry information, missing parent linkage for better customer segmentation, territory alignment - or like in our customer example earlier using the parent company identify to automatically route a lead to the named account rep. Or perform revenue rollups.
Industry: High Tech
Segment: ESB
For the May webinar interview / Q&A: Suggested questions.
Thanks for joining us today Nick. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself, your company and role?
Can you share a little about how Data.com has helped your business and your customers’ Prospect and Grow their Pipelines with more effective marketing campaigns?
How you used to find contacts prior to Data.com
Build lists, find contacts & decision makers
Accuracy not as high as verified lists, but sees value
You can get contacts at tradeshows, but sometimes missing info
Do you have any specific #s or stats to share?
As you are an expert helping companies build lists – perhaps you can speak to your techniques and the importance of some key data?
If you're looking to target specific job titles - you can really go deep.
i.e. 'networking specialist'
You can pick and choose data, right there and then.
If you're using marketing automation (i.e. Eloqua) - you might be targeting different people in orgs with different titles, etc. - Unless you have those contacts, it's hard to do.
I want list of procurement in these financial orgs - With Data.com - you can be specific. For marketing- search by size, industry, segmenting by dept. (you can eliminate if you're focused on ops or marketing), On sales side - they'll put in individual company name then find contacts.
What in your mind makes Data.com unique?
There’s nothing like it in the UK
From prospecting perspective - Key difference – you don’t have to buy bulk based on sample of 20 - which may not reflect quality of database.
Additionally, I’m sure many in the listening audience have questions around privacy laws in UK & Europe – any tips or guidance?
Additionally, you also leverage D&B data to help provide some additional insights – can you speak to what information you find valuable and how it helps?
Company sizing, whitespace analysis, market sizing
Do you have the right customer data in your CRM system?
How often do find that you are missing or have out of date phone numbers or email addresses for contacts and leads? For your accounts – missing…revenue numbers, employee size, detailed industry information, lacking an understanding of how each company relates to each other – HQ vs. branch offices, subsidiaries, global divisions, etc.?
How much time is spent looking for the right information in order to be as effective as possible in selling and marketing to your prospects and customers?
If you want to connect with your customers in a whole new way you need the right customer data – clean, up-to-date, and complete.
So now let’s spend some time and take a look at a demonstration of Data.com inside of Sales Cloud so you can really understand how this is going to work for your organization.