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Sales and Marketing AlignmentBridging the Great Divide Through ABMPeter IsaacsonCMO, Demandbase
Alan SaldichVP Marketing, Cloudera
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The sales and marketing divide
MARKETING SALES
LeadsPersonasQuantity
Individuals
OpportunitiesBuyers/Influencers
QualityAccounts
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The result…
MARKETING
“We delivered1,238 MQLs this quarter.+27% above
goal!”
SALES
“Marketing isn’t supporting us”
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In B2B, the cost of irrelevance is high
4.4% Inquiries Convert
.03%Inquiries to closed/won
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Leads aren’t valued…
of marketing generated leads are never followed up by sales.
50% - Miller Pierce, 2014 VOC Study
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The buying process happens before the lead is created
SALESCALL LEAD
SOCIALMEDIA
WEBSITEVISIT
SEARCH
DETERMINEPROBLEM
WEBSITEVISIT
WEB RESEARCH
FRIENDS AND FAMILY
Typical B2B Buying Process
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B2B can’t use B2C tactics
Spray and Pray• Quantity ≠ quality• Wasted resources
Persona Marketing• Targeting based on behaviors• Right person, wrong company
Targeting Accounts• B2B buys & sells by account• Aligns marketing with
sales/revenue✔
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Account-Based Marketing
Identify the companies most likely to buy, and then market to them
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Account-Based Marketing
Identify the companies most likely to buy, and then market to them
1. SiriusDecisions’ “2015 State of Account-Based Marketing”2. Demand Metric “Defining Digital Impact in the B2B Enterprise”
of companies said Account-Based Marketing is “extremely” or “very” important to their efforts. 192%of marketers employing ABM stated they are aligned with sales. 191%
of companies employing ABM plan to invest more in technology over the next 12 months.1
61%of B2B companies are aware of ABM.275%
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Why Account-Based Marketing?
• Ensures attention is given to top prospects/customers
• Defines growth and timing based on account specifics
Focuses on best opportunities
• More efficient with a defined universe• Delivers on their target accounts
Supports sales reality
• Linked to greater customer satisfaction and retention
• Customers experience less noise, respond at higher rates to more relevant outreach
Delivers customer-centric
experience
Account-Based Marketing at Demandbase
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The process Identify stakeholders in marketing and sales
Establish target account list Both marketing and sales stakeholders
Develop marketing and sales engagement plans around those accounts
Execute marketing programs
Measure
Refresh target list quarterly
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Predictive Analytics Identifying common business characteristics of customers
and pipeline accounts to establish a list of high value prospects
For Demandbase, this was NOT about lead scoring
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Identifying key account attributes
Overall technology applications used
Complexity of website
Social Activity
Revenue
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Multimedia TechnologiesAnalytics Marketing
AutomationWeb Hosting
Platforms Live Chat
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The DB3K
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Segment by sales regions
Source: US Census Bureau
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Territory and account planning
Overview
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Brainstorm
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Align
Marketing+
Sales+
SDR
WHO WHAT
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The territory planning process
Marketing Planning
Demand Generation Field Marketing Database
Campaigns
Sales Team Presentations
Review Programs
Brainstorm Additions
Align Account Focus
DB1500+
Final Plan Additional Territory Activities
Monthly Review
Perf Man Analysis
Program Execution
Recommended Edits
-4 weeks
End of 1st and 2nd Months
-2 weeks
Quarter Start
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Field event prioritization
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Target Geo: Midwest Total Accounts in Territory: 270
# Touched by Q3 Programs: 135 Average # of Contacts per account: 6 Average # of Touches per Contact: 7.5
Q3 Activities: Advertising campaign B2B retargeting Field Marketing Event: Aug 7
# of pipeline opportunities: 4 Won Deals: 1
Content Marketing World (Cleveland): September 8 Prospect Luncheon (Cleveland): September 10
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Personalize the experience
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Measure by territoryPrograms executing this quarter:• Advertising campaign• B2B Retargeting• Chicago Field Program• Cleveland Appt Setting Campaign• Content Marketing World
August
July
Performance Assessment:• Saw 5 more target accounts engaged this month.• 6 key accounts engaged in in-person activities• General upswing in engagement, but not as much as planned.• Q4 programs increased to address this.
$190,350
$375,500
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Demandbase Sales Accelator
Sales Accelerator: Making marketing data accessible, and actionable, for sales
Are we advertising to my key accounts?How is website engagement trending?What content are they most interested in?Are there any anomalous behavior patterns?
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DB3k vs Non DB3k Accounts
Sales Team Close Rate ACV Funnel Velocity
Enterprise +285% +35% +2%
Mid Market +166% +40% -20%
Advertising +57% +31% +65%
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Finding (Paying) CustomersAlan Saldich / VP Marketing, Cloudera@alsaldich
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Quick Background
• 3 ½ Years at Cloudera (120 employees then, to over 1,000 today)• 9th Startup (most recent: Riverbed)• Cloudera is my first open source experience (it’s different)• Engineering undergrad (M.E. Free Tip: not so useful in enterprise software)• Recent empty-nester (aka “free range” parent)
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I have aData
problem…
Open Source Marketing is Different (I think)
Old School(RDBMS, EDW, etc…)
NewSchool(Hadoop)
CommercialHadoop Distro?
ApacheSoftware Foundation(ASF)
Cloudera
Bad Guys
Don’t necessarily need to engage with Cloudera
at all to use our technology
Typically 6 Months to 2 years… Subscription Starts
Paid?
Free?
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Our Sales Cycles Can be Pretty Long…
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Web Personalization+ Analytics
(Lead Auto-Convert)
Marketing Technology Stack (Most of it)
(CMS)
Account Based Marketing
Lead CaptureMktg. Autom.
Mktg. Autom.
External Scoring TrainingEvents(Various) Webinar
Platform Firmographics
Funnel AnalyticsSales driven email mktg
Lead Nurturing
ClouderaEDH
Web Analytics
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What we’re trying to improve in marketing ops
Headline: Find customers faster.• Detect the stealth prospects earlier• Serve relevant content for business users / IT users / developers / operators /
verticals, etc…• Drive earlier engagement (by sales) with business users• Funnel Velocity (leads oppty deal)• Getting better at distinguishing Hadoop users from future paying customers• Finding expansion opptys in existing customers
(different LoB, division, buyer, use case, etc…)• Analyze what’s working (and do more of it). And vice versa
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Thankse: [email protected]: @alsaldich