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Integrating Webinars into your Marketing: Make Your Next Event the Centerpiece of an End-to-End Campaign Lisa Chen Sr. Marketing Operations Manager Rally Software
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Integrating Webinars into your Marketing:

Make Your Next Event the Centerpiece of an

End-to-End Campaign

Lisa Chen

Sr. Marketing Operations Manager

Rally Software

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TWEET!

@lisamchen

@readytalk

@mprofsevents

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Company Background

Founded in 2002

Leader in Agile ALM

9,700 Customers

126,000 Projects

112,000 Users

101 Countries

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Not every marketer actually creates

integrated campaigns

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Are your campaigns a one-hit-wonder?

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Definition

An integrated campaign is a sequence of

individual, coordinated market events that

share a common audience profile and

messaging theme

Each campaign may have prospecting,

nurturing landing and/or expanding objectives

They help move a company from awareness

to close

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Poll

Based on this definition, how do you

design your campaigns?

– They’re a one-hit wonder

– They’re integrated campaigns

– They’re some where in the middle

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What makes a campaign Integrated?

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What makes a campaign Integrated?

Campaign ABC’s

– Audience

– Business Objective

– Content/Message

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Audience Business

Objectives

Content/

Message

Prospect

Nurture

Land

Expand

e.g.,

Marketing

Automation

Best Practices

e.g., Role,

Geography,

Vertical

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Audience

Content/

Message

e.g.,

Marketing

Automation Best

Practices

e.g., Role,

Geography,

Vertical

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Audience

Content/

Message

e.g.,

Marketing

Automation Best

Practices

e.g., Role,

Geography,

Vertical

What

happened to

business

objectives?

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Benefits

Teams in Context

Efficiencies in each stage of the funnel

Increased engagement

Improve Campaign ROI

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What your campaign might look like now…

2/22/2011

Webinar

2/1/2011 3/1/2011 1/1/2011

Market Facing (Value)

Internal

Focus 2/1/2011

Initial Invite

Tweets

2/15/2011

Second Invite

Phone Calls

Blog

1/5/2011

Pick Webinar Topic

Set Goals

Define Target Audience

1/12/2011

Product Mktg

Speaker (Cust./Expert)

Abstract

1/21/2011

Reg Page Up

Social Media Plan

Email Content

Communicated w/ sales

2/21/2011

Reminder

Email

Phone Calls 3/1/2011

Follow Up

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What it could look like…

2/22/2011

Webinar

2/1/2011 3/1/2011 1/1/2011

Market Facing (Value)

Internal

Focus 2/1/2011

Initial Invite

Tweets

Ads Live

LinkedIn

Facebook

Call Scripts

2/15/2011

Second Invite

Phone Calls

Post-Event

Sales

Playbook

Q&A Plan

Follow-Up

Offers/Assets

Product

Demos

2/15/2010

Blog Series

1/5/2011

Pick Webinar Topic

Set Goals

Prod.

Mktg/Announcem

ents

1/12/2011

Speaker (Cust./Expert)

Abstract

Demos

Content/Offers

Defined

1/21/2011

Reg Page Up

Social Media Plan

Email Content

PPC Words

List Selection Criteria

Delivery Team

Onboard

2/21/2011

Reminder

Email

Phone Calls 3/5/2011

Follow Up

Webinar 2 1/5/2011

Marketing Brief

Success Criteria

Determine Theme

Define Target

Audience 1/27/2011

Pre-Event Sales

Playbook

Communication to

Sales

Weekly Sales Check-In

3/15/2011

Webinar 2

3/8/2010

Blog Series

3/22/2010

Blog Series

3/24/2011

Retro

3/30/2011

Template

Update

Process

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What it could look like…

2/22/2011

Webinar

2/1/2011 3/1/2011 1/1/2011

Market Facing (Value)

Internal

Focus 2/1/2011

Initial Invite

Tweets

Ads Live

LinkedIn

Facebook

Call Scripts

2/15/2011

Second Invite

Phone Calls

Post-Event

Sales

Playbook

Q&A Plan

Follow-Up

Offers/Assets

Product

Demos

2/15/2010

Blog Series

1/5/2011

Pick Webinar Topic

Set Goals

Prod.

Mktg/Announcem

ents

1/12/2011

Speaker (Cust./Expert)

Abstract

Demos

Content/Offers

Defined

1/21/2011

Reg Page Up

Social Media Plan

Email Content

PPC Words

List Selection Criteria

Delivery Team

Onboard

2/21/2011

Reminder

Email

Phone Calls 3/5/2011

Follow Up

Webinar 2 1/5/2011

Marketing Brief

Success Criteria

Determine Theme

Define Target

Audience 1/27/2011

Pre-Event Sales

Playbook

Communication to

Sales

Weekly Sales Check-In

3/15/2011

Webinar 2

3/8/2010

Blog Series

3/22/2010

Blog Series

3/24/2011

Retro

3/30/2011

Template

Update

Process

Anchor of a Virtual Event(s)

(or Field Event, etc… - key is to develop theme and

deliver value as a cake slice)

2 – 3 Months

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Integrated Campaign Framework

Virtual Event(s)

(or Field Event, etc… - key is to

develop theme and deliver value

as a cake slice)

Field Event(s)

Offers, Content, Collateral

Sales Tools (Product Marketing)

User Learning & Major Account Offerings

EMEA or other compatible verticals

2 – 3 Months 2 – 5 Months

Learn

ing

Higher SME, Product

Mktg. Involvement

Here SME in review

role

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Marketing Automation Introduction

Integrated Campaign

(Example)

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3/1/2011 4/1/2011 2/1/2011 5/1/2011 6/1/2011 7/1/2011 8/1/2011

Higher SME, Product

Mktg. Involvement

Here SME in review

role

Platform

Webinar

Persona, Creative, Message

1/18/2011

Lead Scoring

2/8/2011

Lead Nurturing

2/24/2011

Database Mgmt

3/9/2011

Reporting/Analytics

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Marketing Automation Introduction

Integrated Campaign

(Example)

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3/1/2011 4/1/2011 2/1/2011 5/1/2011 6/1/2011 7/1/2011 8/1/2011

Platform

Webinar

Persona, Creative, Message

1/18/2011

Lead Scoring

2/8/2011

Lead Nurturing

2/24/2011

Database Mgmt

3/9/2011

Reporting/Analytics

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Field Marketing

Exec Marketing

Nurturing

Assets & Offers

Product Mktg

4/19/2011

Lead Scoring and

Lead Nurturing Pilot

5/3/2011

Database Mgmt and

Reporting/Analytics Pilot

4/28/2011

Executive Dinner 5/10/2011

Executive Roundtable

4/19/2011

Role Based Drip Track

4/26/2011

Lead Scoring Drip Track 5/19/2011

Lead Nurturing Drip Track

4/19/2011

Lead Scoring White Paper 5/3/2011

Lead Nurturing White Paper 5/15/2011

Video 5/25/2011

Kit

4/25/2011

Lead Scoring Kit

5/25/2011

Reporting/Analysis Kit

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Poll

Are you currently using webinars in your

campaigns? – Currently using webinars

– Not using webinars

– Not using webinars currently, but have in the past

– Not using webinars, but looking to start in the near

future

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Why Webinars?

Webinar leads are some of the highest

quality leads (2x-3x)

– High bar of committal

– Series help move prospects through buying

cycle

– Gather further qualification questions

Attendance management

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44%

46%

48%

50%

52%

54%

56%

January March July November

Conversion Rate

Registrants v. Attendee Conversion Rate

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Lead Conversion to Contact

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

Webinars White Paper Campaigns

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Lead Conversion to Contact

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

Webinars White Paper Campaigns

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Increasing Engagement

Pre-Webinar – Emails

– Tweets/Blogs

– Videos

During Webinar – Twitter feed

– Real-time Q&A

Post-Webinar – Emails

– Blog Series

– Contests

– Multi-touch nurturing campaign

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Pre-Event Examples

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Pre-Event Examples

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Pre-Event Examples

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Pre-Event Examples

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Pre-Event Examples

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Post Event Examples - Emails

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Post Event Examples - Emails

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Post Event Examples - Emails

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Post Event Examples - Toolkit

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Post Event Examples - Toolkit

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Post Event Examples – Social Media

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Post Event Examples – Social Media

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Post Event Examples – Social Media

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Integrated Campaigns as Prescription

Interest

Inquiries

Sales Ready Leads

Logos

Expansion

Leadership

More Value…

Through Increased Impact and

Velocity

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Impact

• Focus

• Repetition

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Velocity

• More market events per

campaign

• Stable messaging

platform

• Teams in context

• Repeatable processes

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Consistency

• Conversion rates

• Multi-touch

• Same offers,

different channels

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Now What?

Ready Talk

MarketingProfs

Eloqua

LinkedIn Groups:

– Eloqua Marketing Operations Network

– Marketing Operations

– eMarketing Association Network

Twitter: lisamchen

Email: [email protected]