B2B Event marketing using Email and Social media marketing
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A webinar on B2B event marketing using Email and Social media marketing - mainly for offline events, but also webinars. Sponsored by Eloqua and hosted on the B2B Marketing BrightTalk channel.
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B2B Event marketing using Email and Social media marketing
- 1. Sponsored by: Presenter: Dave Chaffey, SmartInsights.com 1
- 2. About Dave Chaffey Best-practice advice & consulting www.smartinsights.com 2
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- 4. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 4
- 5. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 5
- 8. Integrated event marketing needs an overall digital content strategy 8
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- 10. publising hub Creating your Note: sharing shouldn’t be totally automated: You can’t automate human, social interactions. Source: Social syndication tools 10
- 11. Brainstorm your content options Source: Smart Insights - download 11
- 12. Learning from Eloqua 12
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- 14. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 14
- 15. Personas? Dynamic content insertion? Do you use Personas? Do you use dynamic content insertion for events? 15
- 16. Build-in lead-scoring Lead scoring events: Email click through +5 Downloaded asset + 20 Title given, up to +50 Total Employees number given, up to +15 Campaign assets 6 product tracks 7 whitepapers 2 case studies 8 forms 3 high value web pages Source: Eloqua McAfee case study 16
- 17. Using email automation for context Source: Eloqua Sybase case study 17
- 18. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 18
- 19. Getting the sell-inform balance right? 19
- 20. You need a “wall of benefits” 20
- 21. Email or blog post? 21
- 22. Test position and form of hyperlinks 22
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- 24. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 24
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- 26. Reminders work Timing – 43% webinar subscribers within 24 hours 2 weeks out = 21 submissions Subject Line: Register Today 1 week out = 55 submissions Subject Line: There’s Still Time to Register 3 days out = 34 submissions Subject Line: Last Chance to Register 1 day out = 37 submissions (19%) Subject Line: You Have 24 Hours Left to Register Day of Webinar (24%) 46 submissions -- Subject Line: You Have 30 Minutes Left to Register Source: Eloqua client published test 26
- 27. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 27
- 28. Multi-message campaign example - Company event Telemarketing (list creation) E1 E2 E3 (29) (17) (14) M1 M2 M3 M4 (15) (14) (16)(11 ) Jan Feb Mar April E-mail (E1-3) Direct mail mailer (M1-4) CRM product launch event Explanatory notes: 1. Each list member received 4 mails and 3 e-mails unless they responded. 2. Number of individuals who attended event from each ‘wave’ in brackets. 3. Total list size unavailable. 4. M1 generated 100 visits to site, E1 120 visits to site. 5. Offer and creative varied for each wave. 28
- 29. Integrate events into enews and social stream 29
- 30. Search integration – generic or brand? 30
- 31. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 31
- 32. Involving attendees in the event 32
- 33. Popular B2B Sharing sources Source: Eloqua B2B Marketers 33
- 34. Social outposts for your event(s)? 34
- 35. Social integration - Twitter 35
- 36. Social integration - Facebook 36
- 37. Social integration - LinkedIn 37
- 38. Social integration – Google+ 38
- 39. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 39
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- 41. Which part of the subject line matters most? 41
- 42. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 42
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- 45. CRITICAL factors for success Creative – Content - Copy Relevance – Personalisation and Lead scoring Incentive – Value proposition for event Timing – Interval and Frequency Integration – Use of other media? Conversation – two way dialogue and social sharing Attributes – use of header and subject lines Landing pages – or microsites for events 45
- 46. Let’s Connect! Questions & discussion welcome Blog uk.linkedin.com/in/davechaffey www.smartinsights.com/blog Feeds www.feedburner.com/smartinsi www.facebook.com/davechaffey ghts Email Newsletter www.smartinsights.com www.twitter.com/DaveChaffey 46
Notes de l'éditeur
- Events include both offline events and webinars – focus on offline events
- CRITICAL factors for campaign successTo review ideas to increase event attendance using the CRITICAL framework from book. Popular, but weakness is that not in priority order. Relevance is at the top as most important.
- Using Sapphire as an example of best practice for a major event. Admire templates for a long-time feature the key attributes
- To review ideas to increase event attendance using the CRITICAL framework from book. Popular, but weakness is that not in priority order. Relevance is at the top as most important.