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Mikel ChertudiData Driven Marketing
Mikel Chertudi is the Senior Director of Demand & Online Marketing at Omniture. He oversees global strategy and execution of demand creation for new customer acquisition and cross selling including the tactics of search (both paid and SEO), email, newsletters, display, content syndication, direct and dimensional mail. He’s responsible for authoring best practice guides, webinars, and reports on marketing and technology issues. He and his team have deployed a comprehensive marketing technology-based solution for increasing response effectiveness by intertwining search marketing automation, email and direct mail lead nurturing automation, progressive telephony, on-site behavioral targeting, ad serving, A/B and multivariable testing, personalized prospect portals with Web analytics as the anchor technology to deploy a highly-relevant prospect and customer experience. |
Creating a Successful Lead-Nurturing Strategy, Part V: Most Companies Fall Far Short
If you’ve been following my blogging activities in recent weeks, you should now have a good understanding of how you might implement an automated lead nurturing and response strategy.
I’ve walked you through creating the perfect lead nurturing email to recoup lost revenue for BtoC companies and BtoB companies. I’ve described in detail when, and … Read more »
Creating a Successful Lead Nurturing Strategy, Part IV: Your Long-Term Strategy
If you’ve been following my series on creating a successful lead strategy, you might remember that last time I talked about knowing when, and how often, to call potential customers. Today, we’ll look at a long-term strategy to help you map out the best way to stay in touch with leads after you’ve had a … Read more »
Creating a Successful Lead Nurturing Strategy, Part III: When Should I Call?
Deciding when, and how often, to contact leads can be enough to turn a marketer’s hair gray. All too often, deciding on a strategy can seem random. You ask: When should I call? Will I ever actually reach a real person? How often should I try? This type of calling strategy is usually deployed when … Read more »
Creating Successful Lead Nurturing Emails, Part II: B2B
As I’ve talked about in recent posts, a successful lead nurturing strategy improves the number and quality of the leads you can generate — for a significant increase in revenue.
Last time I outlined some important elements necessary for a strong lead nurturing program — communications should be personalized, relevant, well-timed, thorough and automated –and I … Read more »
Creating the Perfect Lead Nurturing Email to Recoup Lost Revenue
In my last post I talked about lead nurturing strategies, and how to put one into place for your company. I outline five key elements. Communications should be:
personalized
relevant
well-timed
thorough
automated
Automated emails are one of the first, and one of the easiest, areas of communication to implement.
Imagine someone goes online to shop for Father’s Day. He logs in … Read more »
Do You Have an Automated Response and Lead Nurturing Program in Place?
By learning to successfully nurture interested prospects that haven’t yet committed to buy, both B2B and B2C companies can increase campaign response rates, maximize lead conversion rates and increase the number of closed sales for a significant improvement in revenue. Sirius Decisions stated that ~80% of interested B2B prospects will purchase the product and … Read more »
Expertise, Processes and Tools Needed for Closed-Loop Reporting (Part II)
This is part 2. Part one can be found here.
Tools
When it comes to choosing a tool for closed-loop reporting, the most important thing to look for is a product that couples the correct methodologies with the technologies, so that you can generate reports in the ways that give you the most useful insights.
Most tools do … Read more »
Expertise, Processes and Tools Needed for Closed-Loop Reporting (Part I)
The topics of closed-loop reporting for the complex sale — that is, tying offline or online leads through to an ultimate closed deal in an offline environment — has generated interest and curiosity among marketers, along with a measure of confusion.
I can easily understand the confusion. Such closed-loop reporting is not impossible, but companies … Read more »
Part IV-Slicing Your B2B Marketing Measurement for Prioritization
It’s important that marketers properly append multiple classifications (meta data) at the tracking code or campaign level so as to slice-and-dice the data by these classifications with such unlimited flexibility in viewing campaign results including costs, sales, closed deals, lead quantities, ROI, and more. Marketers can compare these metrics at multiple levels of campaign meta … Read more »
Part III—Why B2B Marketing is Difficult to Measure
Once marketers are enabled to tie campaigns to metrics deeper in the sales cycle such as closed deals, sales values, and sales-ready leads, determining which campaign to associate to the metrics becomes a complicated process. One closed deal could possibly have 10 or more different campaigns associated to it depending on the number of campaigns … Read more »