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Account-Based Marketing or Marketing to Accounts? 10 key learnings to deliver true ABM at scale throughout the customer lifecycle
Date: Tuesday 24th MayTime: 11.40amLocation: Governor's Ballroom CD
WelcomePaul Mackender
Companies gain real competitive advantage from ABM when they work with sales to make smart choices about which accounts to focus on, then find out what those accounts and the people in them care about, and use those insights to engage in relevant, timely ways."
Megan Heuer, Vice President, Research SiriusDecisions, May 2016
“Account-based marketing is not a technology or a tactic. Treating names of target accounts the same way you would have treated any other prospect list in the past doesn't come close to delivering on the promise of ABM.
WelcomePaul Mackender
Questions we’re looking to answer:
Q. What is best practice ABM and what pitfalls should be avoided?
Q. Why insight is the heartbeat of successful ABM?
Q. How can applying ABM principles lead to successful key account, pursuit and advocacy marketing?
Q. How does ABM align sales and marketing and what’s the outcome?
Q. How can ABM help drive a modern sales and marketing culture?
Eric Martin
Vice President, Customer Experience Marketing, SAP North America
2015 SiriusDecisions Named Account ABM Program of the Year award using the insight3 platform
John Seaner
Vice President of Global Field Marketing, Medidata Solutions
2015 SiriusDecisions ABM Program of the Year award using the insight3 platform
Eric Martin
Vice President, Customer Experience Marketing, SAP North America
Account-Based Marketing at SAP America
© 2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 6Internal
Eric MartinVice President, MarketingSAP America, Inc.
Account-Based Marketing at SAP America
© 2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 7Internal
SAP North America• Serving 132,000 customers in 25
industries• 1,067 channel partners and
distributors• 75 locations• 19,000 employees • Headquartered in Newtown
Square, PA
© 2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 8Internal
All numbers are for North America market only
Our most strategic customers – driving
30% of SAP’s revenue
Strategic Customers
10,000+ accounts
Key/Named Accounts
General Business
4,500 Key Accounts
66 Accounts
Account Selection
© 2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 9Internal9
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Product Marketing
Regional Marketing
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After: Single Marketing Plan Aligned to Account Plan
© 2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 11Internal11
Internally With Customers
• Gives Marketing a seat at the strategy table
• Not attaching ourselves to large deals
• Allows Marketing to create/nurture conversations with other LoBs
• Fully informs the planning process
• Align with customer’s innovation/initiatives
• Talk in the customer’s language
• Anticipate their growth and changes
• Help sell the tech vision internally
The Role of InsightPlanning & Insight
© 2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 12Internal12
Internal buy-in from Sales & Marketing Leadership is essential
Hybrid model at SAP: dedicated & distributed staff, budget
Need Marketers who “speak sales”
Prove measurable value
Refine and improve
SAP’s ABM Culture and Sales/Marketing Alignment
© 2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. 13Internal13
Critical Success Factors
✓ ABM is not incremental in nature. A case must be built that the budget and head count is better spent on ABM than traditional marketing or other areas
✓ Governance through service-level agreement (SLA) is a necessity
✓ Sales & customer cooperation is vital for a successful ABM program
✓ Carefully consider coverage ratios
✓ Not “ABM or nothing” for top accounts
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Successes to DateMeasurement
• Quantitative measures: pipeline, progressed pipeline, closed pipeline
• Qualitative measures: AE feedback, customer feedback, NPS
• YOY growth of ~35%
• Industry recognition (Sirius Decisions, ITSMA)
• Worldwide COE established
John Seaner
Vice President of Global Field Marketing, Medidata Solutions
Medidata ABM Strategy
© 2014 Medidata Solutions, Inc.
Medidata ABM Strategy
John SeanerVice President Global Field Marketing
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc.
Scientific, Operational and Patient
Value
Leading cloud-based clinical trial platformPowering 60% of the world’s drug studies
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650+ Customers
6,000+ Patient
Visits / Day
2.5M+Patients
300,000+ Study Sites
8 Billion+Clinical Records
600,000+Data
Points/Day
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc. 18
▪ “Selfie” messaging
▪ Makers of “pretty things”
▪ The “party planners”
▪ “One size fits all’ marketing
▪ Clicks, opens, page views, form fills, etc.
▪ Zero focus on the big picture
▪ “Us” (Marketing) vs “them” (Sales)
ABM was our chance to change perceptionMarketing had no seat at the table
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc.
Target accounts generate 78% of all industry revenues
and consume 70% of all industry R&D spend in 2014
100
Average number of personas per target
account buying center
16The baseline marketing
noise to which these target personas are subjected in the form of tradeshows, events, webinars, etc.
668Target personas control 70% of a $13 billion total
addressable market
1600
We identified the target accountsBasis of no more “checklist” / ”spray and pray” marketing
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc. 20
Then took a data science approachPropensity model drives sales and marketing intervention
▪ Synthetic Control
▪ White Space/White Noise
▪ Relationship Dimensions
▪ Engagement Indexing
▪ Customer Experience
▪ Digital Footprint and Body Language
▪ Intent/Propensity to Buy
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc.
We answered the tough questionsTowards integrated “decision assistance packages” / demand tradecraft■ Who are the buyers, their mindsets and decision criteria (business and personal)
■ What is the buyers’ definition of a solution?
■ What are the natural decision paths of the buyers?
■ What slows a decision (gaps, blind alleys, bottlenecks and roadblocks)?
■ What kind of information do they need?
■ When do they need information?
■ From what source do they need information?
■ In what form do they need information?
■ In what sequence do they need information?
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc. 22
Our efforts were supplemented by a new teamPulled from Sales, Marketing, Customer Care, Data Science, and Finance
▪ Customer Experience
▪ Business Value
▪ Account Governance
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc. 23
agent3 provisioning at MedidataIncite to build higher, deeper and wider relationships
▪ Digital footprint
▪ Movement triggers
▪ Persona inflections
▪ Trended commercial education topics
▪ Buying intent
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc. 24
agent3 is foundational to our ABM StrategyDriving deeper sales and marketing alignment
▪ Critical role in developing the right content for the right people in the right format distributed via the right channel.
▪ Impetus for Client Insights and Concierge Services team to drive higher value sales conversations and precision ABM tradecraft
▪ Bonus of enriching our predictive algorithms that signal account pursuit priorities
Synthetic Control + Intent + Intervention = Buying Propensity
© 2016 Medidata Solutions, Inc.
Our results over 16 months81% of marketing budget now allocated to ABM in 2016
41% Increase Target Account Opportunities
302% Increase Marketing Contribution to
Pipeline
201% IncreaseMarketing Contribution to
Revenue
138% Increase Pipeline Velocity
191% IncreaseRelationship Dimension
485% Marketing Return
on Investment
Peter Lundie
Chief Strategy Officer,agent3
Introducing Dynamic ABM - Vision
Internal Platform insights
● Website analytics
● Marketing Automation analytics
● CRM
Internal account view
insight3 public domain insights and analyst research
● Company insights
● Buyer intent
● Executive insights
External account view
Dynamic ABM driven by converging account-based analytics and insights
Internal account view
Internal Platform insights
Company insights
Buyer Intent
Executive insights
Client Intent
point of view
A foundation for dynamic ABM
External account viewinsight3 public domain insights and analyst research
Marketing Automation
analytics
CRM
Website analytics
insight
Predictive dashboard vision
CompanyIntent
Campaign Analytics
CRM Pipeline
Company and People
Website Analytics
What is happening to Company X? What are
the key executives saying and doing?
Which of my solutions may they be interested
in? Who are they looking to buy from?
Where and who has been on our
website (views, downloads)?
Who has shown interest in my
solutions?
To whom and what solutions do I think I
will sell?
Machine Learning
Send out sales and marketing suggestions - dynamic ABM
Predictive dashboard vision
CompanyIntent
Campaign Analytics
CRM Pipeline
Company and People
Website Analytics
Customer experience Omnichannel, IBM, Dell
No website visits No campaign interaction
No sales opportunitiesNo known relevant
contacts
Machine Learning
Email: ABM AlertSales actionsQualify Omnichannel in BarclaysMarketing actionsSend out Omnichannel campaign - Awareness and contact generation
1Undertake a pilot: prove the model and build a firm foundation before scaling
2Data science is key: take a data science-led approach to understanding customers, starting with a detailed audit of all data points across sales and marketing
3Action orientated: ensure customer insights are actionable
4Ratios: consider coverage ratios - the mix of ABMers to accounts
5All touchpoints: ABM requires a holistic approach to customer facing touchpoints
6Exec buy-in: senior sponsorship across sales and marketing is key
7Select wisely: account selection is critical, think which customers and why
8Governance: build an SLA between sales and marketing
9Collaborate: ABM should harness sales and marketing collaboration
10Skills: ensure the marketing team understands both sales and is trained to apply ABM principles appropriately across the customer lifecycle
In summary: 10 key learnings
Q&APaul Mackender
We have 5 minutes for Q&A...
Account-Based Marketing or Marketing to Accounts? Thank you for attending the case study. For further information, please go towww.insight3.net
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