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Marketing Success with CRM

BobLeverage the power of your CRM to deliver the goods

by Bob Neudecker

 

For many marketers, measuring the success of your campaigns and ultimately your ROI can be a somewhat daunting and time-consuming process. Not only can it be painful weeding through campaign metrics and making sense of the numbers exported in spreadsheets or reports from 3rd party email campaign engines, there is often a disconnect between measuring what you are responsible for (generating new leads and nurturing existing ones) and measuring what the sales team ultimately generates in terms of qualified opportunities and sales closed from those leads.

 

Marketing Campaign

Leveraging the power of a robust CRM with integrated marketing and sales modules allows you to connect the dots between your campaigns and the sales leads and opportunities they generate. You need to be able to export your campaign metrics and generate lists of subscribers that clicked the links in your email. With this information, you know who is interested in what, which is invaluable for subsequent or future targeted campaigns to engage prospects further or build brand loyalty with existing customers.

 

For example, you send an email campaign to your list of prospects introducing them to your three latest product offerings. You include links to a specific landing page on your website for each product, with the call to action to view a demo. Your CRM should record how many people received the email, how many opened it, how many were unique opens (i.e. some people may click on it several times, so you need to know the actual number that took action), and who clicked on which links.

 

Your sales reps following up on the leads generated by the campaign can see which product(s) the prospect is interested in. Armed with this knowledge, the rep can engage the prospect further by contacting them, providing additional information and initiating a discussion to determine how best to address their needs. You can track how many of the leads you generated for the sales team become qualified opportunities in the pipeline and how many closed, allowing you to easily determine the ROI on your campaign.

Only published comments... Aug 26 2010, 05:17 PM by Margarita Orlov

Comments

 

taahir.kazi said:

Secrets of selling online

What sells online? That is probably the question we get asked most. At the risk of being repetitive, what sells

online is work.It's true that more men use the Internet now than women, so if you sell something that men buy,

you are likely to have a slight edge. Someone who works with computers is almost certain to have Web access, so

anything computer-related is likely to do comparatively well. And Internet users are richer and better educated

than the population as a whole, so luxury items may do well.

So if you want people to visit and order from your site, don't put any obstacles in their way. Whatever you do,

don't force visitors to register.Most major sites have learned not to require registration. They have also

learned not to use frames.

Anything you can do to show that you are real will help increase orders. Include your name, phone number, and

street address. Toll-free numbers are especially good.

One of the best ways to spend money promoting your Web site is to lower your prices. You can't lose. When you

spend money on a banner ad, you have to pay for everyone who sees it, whether they buy anything or not. But

when you "spend" money by charging less, you only have to pay for the people who actually place orders. So you

never pay for this form of promotion unless it works. www.yalla2shop.com

February 19, 2011 6:15 AM