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This document provides guidance on developing an inbound marketing campaign in 5 steps: 1. Define the campaign goal and target personas. Campaigns should be person-centered. 2. Identify buyer personas to focus content and understand motivations. Personas are fictional representations of ideal customers. 3. Develop offers such as content, resources or products aligned to personas' goals and challenges. 4. Promote offers through multiple integrated channels like email, social media, blogs optimizing for engagement. 5. Measure performance against goals for leads, conversions through analytics and alignment with sales.
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- 1. Nikita Smits – Senior Channel Consultant
- 2. Nikita Smits – Senior Channel Consultant @NikitaSmits #HelsinkiHUG
- 3. 1 What is a campaign? 2 Where to start? 3 Your offer 4 Promotion 5 Measure
- 4. 1 What is an Inbound Campaign?
- 5. When Marketers say “campaign” they usually mean one of a few things... • An automated drip email campaign. • An ad campaign, like a print ad, commercial, etc. • A Salesforce campaign (a list of people.)
- 6. What campaigns are you currently running?
- 7. What we actually mean.. A strategy that aligns a set of assets and marketing channels around a prospect or event in order to achieve a particular goal.
- 8. They include: Solution: An Inbound Campaign
- 9. What makes an inbound campaign different? • Starts with the customer in mind. • Uses integrated, multi-channel tools for multiple touch-points that connect all your efforts. • Results based on leads / customers – NOT just clicks.
- 10. What are examples of inbound campaigns? • New product launch. • Conference or event. • An offer, ebook, or webinar.
- 11. 2 Where to start
- 12. IT ALL COMES BACK TO BUYER PERSONAS!
- 13. #inbound12 White Buyer Personas Building Buyer Personas tell us who we are creating content for and why they will buy from us.
- 14. What is a Buyer Persona?
- 15. Semi- fictional representations of your ideal customer based on real data and some select educated speculation about customer demographics, behavior patterns, motivations, and goals. What is a Buyer Persona?
- 16. Fictional characters that represent your DREAM customers Buyer Personas ARE
- 17. MARKETING MARY • Professional marketer (VP, Director, Manager) • Mid-sized company (25-200 employees) • Small marketing team (1-5 people) • BComm (BU), MBA (Babson) • 42, Married, 2 Kids (10 and 6) Goals: • Support sales with collateral and leads • Manage company communications • Build awareness Challenges: • Too much to do • Not sure how to get there • Marketing tool and channel mess Loves HubSpot because: • Easy to use tools that make her life easier • Learn inbound marketing best practices • Easier reporting to sales and CEO
- 19. How do we gather that information?
- 20. • Interview customers • Ask open ended questions • Ask questions on Social Media
- 21. 1 How many persona’s do you have? 2 How often do you rethink their challenges? 3 Can everyone in your business describe them?
- 22. 3 Your Offers
- 24. WHAT IS A KEYWORD? PERSPECTIVE: Consumer/ Prospect Once we know what they want, let’s give it to them
- 27. Created: Most viewed blog post of all time
- 28. Co-Marketing is great for net new contacts
- 30. • Your website as a digital collage or mix tape. • Express yourself through sharing fresh content with your followers Other People’s Content
- 31. Where to source? • Goodreads - Quotations • LinkedIn Pulse - Aggregator • Flipboard - Aggregator • Alltop.com – Trending content • Feedly.com – Your own library Other People’s Content
- 32. Industry specific sites networking • Avvo for lawyers • Dribble for designers • The Engineering Exchange for Engineers • CIOzone for CIOs • Quora is our favorite catch-all • Get to Wikipedia for a list of all of them Other People’s Content
- 33. Do you use a content calendar?
- 34. Content Calendar
- 35. 4 Promotion
- 36. Promotion should feed into your inbound efforts by promoting every piece of content. Think of it as the thread that ties your campaign together.
- 37. “If you spend 10 hours developing a piece of content, you should spend at least 10 hours promoting it.” @Searchbrat
- 38. Where do you promote your offers?
- 39. • Link to LP’s for conversion • More visibility – thought leadership • Delight customers by responding timely to their remarks • Good content creates evangelists
- 40. Segmented emails get more clicks than email blasts. Source: Marketing Sherpa 50%
- 41. • Segment your database on previous behavior • Re-use related offers • Amazon style recommendations on thank you pages • Consistent branding • Use personalisation Email Best Practice
- 42. What To Segment On? • Persona • Age • Job title • Gender • Seniority • Lifecycle stage • Company • Organization type • Industry • Past purchases • Products • Size • Behavior • Pages visited • Purchase cycle • Number of conversions
- 43. • Posts • Jobs • Survey • Week’s • E-Newsletter • Issue • Digest • Bulletin • Edition • Giveaway • Tips • Video • News • Monthly • Headlines • Latest • Updates
- 44. Blogs convert.
- 45. Companies that blog convert 70% more leads than those that don’t blog.
- 46. • Multiple posts around one offer • Optimize old posts with new CTA • Align your offers with your persona’s • Align your offers with your buyers journey Blogging Best Practice
- 47. WHAT IS A KEYWORD? Social Media should tie in with all the rest of your marketing efforts!
- 48. • Early access for influencers • 70% of new leads find us organically through old offers • Use Amazon style related offers • Use your keywords • Consistent branding Social Media Best Practice
- 49. The Possible Eyeballs You Can Generate
- 50. 5 Measure
- 51. Are you aligned with sales?
- 52. • Revenue goals • How many Marketing Qualified Leads? • How many Sales Qualified Leads? • What is the current close rate? • Response time to customer questions? • How to respond to complaints? • Social Engagement • How many likes/ Clicks Service Level Agreement
- 53. How did you perform on different parts of your campaign?
- 54. QUESTIONS?
Hinweis der Redaktion
- What marketers mean when they say campaign: email, ad, SFDC List Problem with this = too limited. Marketers are using these one-off channels to run a campaign to help achieve one of their marketing goals , but customers don’t only learn about you from one channel, so why are marketers not solving for the customer by alginging their messaging across all of their marketing channels? So we asked ourselves: What SHOULD be part of a marketing campaign? And furthermore, an inbound marketing campaign? We really wanted to put stamp on as to what a inbound marketing campaign is.
- What marketers mean when they say campaign: email, ad, SFDC List Problem with this = too limited. Marketers are using these one-off channels to run a campaign to help achieve one of their marketing goals , but customers don’t only learn about you from one channel, so why are marketers not solving for the customer by alginging their messaging across all of their marketing channels? So we asked ourselves: What SHOULD be part of a marketing campaign? And furthermore, an inbound marketing campaign? We really wanted to put stamp on as to what a inbound marketing campaign is.
- Remember how you created your persona when you first started your consulting? Have you learned anything new? Do you need to tweak? No? Then lets first determine what persona is this campaign directed at
- Before we do that, though, we need to take a step back and ask an even more basic question: What is a buyer persona, anyway? I keep saying that our personas are absolutely essential to an effective inbound marketing strategy--and we’re going to dive into how to create those personas in just a couple minutes--but before we do that we need to take a step back and think about what buyer personas really are.
- At their root, Buyer personas are Semi- fictional representations of your ideal customer based on real data and select educated speculation about customer demographics, behavior patterns, motivations, and goals. Woah—now what does THAT mean? That definition has A LOT going on- it’s pretty complex! The best way to start to tease apart some of what exactly a buyer persona is is by actually seeing one in action here—what a real, live buyer persona actually looks like.
- So we saw with example of Marketing Mary, there, what exactly these personas look like And we’re starting to get a clearer idea of what buyer personas really are. They’re fictional characters that we CREATE, through research, analysis, and taking a close look at who’s already buying from us—that represent our DREAM customers. Notice this says “customers” though! A lot of companies actually have more than one buyer persona- on average, they probably have between 3 and 5 buyer personas. How you know you’ve reached the “edge” of one persona and the other one begins is when those shared generalities disappear. When you’re creating your personas, you’re probably going to notice that your customer base falls into one of a couple different buckets, or broad categories. Those buckets are your personas. Now that’s a little better definition of what a buyer persona is,
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- Leverage older blog posts for new offers
- Spend as much time/effort promoting as you do as creating. Promotin doesn’t stop when you hit send on a n email. More blogs/ social
- Can you give me examples?
- And not only engage not only does blogging help you generate more website traffic. It also enables you to effectively convert that traffic into leads.
- And it’s not just more web traffic that you’ll get. Blogging businesses also generate 70% more leads. Remember those educational posts targeted to attract the right people to your site? The ones that we said define a business blog? Well once we’ve attracted those right people to our site, our blog can also help us to easily convert them into leads.
- Find good performing past blogs and add new offer/cta to old blog post We used to write one blog per offer, we’re focussing on 3 blogs per offer. Either you or an influencer.
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- 70% of our new leads come organically from old offers When we create a new offer and utilize the old offers we start to see organic traffic to the new offers This costs us MQLs but it increases net new contacts
- What do you agree on with your sales, services and marketing peers?
- Did you hit your overall goal? How was the traffic to your landing pages? Did you convert on your call to actions or did you expect a higher conversion rate? Did your prospects engage on Twitter or are they more active on Facebook? Did you tag a PPC campaign as well? HubSpot’s always allowed you to create all of the assets you need to pull off an inbound marketing campaign But what we’ve never done is given customers the ability to see it all in one place Hence, last week we launched the Campaigns app, which gives marketers a place a dashboard to aggregate all of the assets of their inbound marketing campaign in one place, and see how the entire campaign is performing against your goals, and even how the individual assets are performing as well
- Add links to pages with resources?