8. Session Goals
• Understand marketing resources and tools
• Simplify your message and create killer content
• Create brand excellence for large-scale impact
• Manage an AppExchange listing that wows
• Use social media to increase scale
• Lead inspired campaigns and run PR like a pro
• Modernize online marketing and take your events to the next level
• Inspire&motivate your marketing team!
11. If you don’t have time to do
it right, when will you have
time to do it over?
- Coach John Wooden
12. Inbound Marketing
(Build Your Brand)
Overview
Resources
AMP
High Impact Message
AppExchange
Content Cycle
Break
Outbound Marketing
(Generate Demand)
Planning
Social Media
Campaigns
PR
Word of Mouth
Events
Digital Marketing
Email
APPAcademy: Marketing (VC)
14. http://p.force.com/marketing
Office Hours
Marketing Best Practices
Event Management
AppExchange
Social Media
Recorded Training
Marketing FAQ
APPAcademy Module – Partner Marketing
15.
This is an excellent resource on how to build a successful cloud computing business. We recommend you
purchase this book for yourself and your team members. We will refer to this book during the session
(purchase is not required).
www.salesforce.com/behindthecloud
Read ‘Behind the Cloud’ by Marc Benioff
16.
Find the book at
Read ‘Complete B2B Online Marketing’
by Maura Ginty & Lauren Vaccarello with William Leake
19. Check out The Business App Blog
http://p.force.com/blog
How To’s
Technical Best Practices
Sales Tips
Marketing Insights
Thought Leadership
Industry Trends
Recommendations
Program Updates
20. Follow Us on Social Media
Twitter.com/partnerforce
Slideshare.net/partnerforce
Facebook.com/Sale
sforcepartners
http://p.force.com/socialmedia
youtube.com/partnerforce
38. 46%
YouTube
2,500+ videos in our library
12,000+ video views a day = 70 hyper-efficient reps
39%
Salesforce.com
14%
3rd Party Sites
39. Which Content Should be Gated?
Demo Videos
Trials
Webinars
ROI Calculators
eBooks
Whitepapers
Social Media Content
Overview Videos
Customer Videos
Preview Content
74. Increase Distribution with Private AppExchange
Salesforce Private AppExchange
2000+
Apps 1-Click
Install
IdentityBranding
The Trusted Corporate App Store
• One-stop shop: Central, private app store simplifies finding
and accessing apps
• Any cloud app, any device: Supports AppExchange
apps, force.com custom apps, and any other cloud apps
• Instant Access: Salesforce Identity SSO reduces user barriers
Mobile
Custom
Categories Social
77. Measuring What Counts
Driving Demand
Leads Generated
Pipe Created
Deals Closed
Brand Impact
Awareness
Social Engagement
Press Interaction
Beyond the Basics
Content Generated
Employees Recruited
Customers Trained
78. Your Event Success Checklist
Set 3-5 clear demand, brand and “beyond” goals
Get stakeholder alignment before decision making begins
Differentiate with clear positioning and a cohesive event experience
Consider every detail of the attendee experience
Train your team to be on message and work well together
Engage early via social media, email, phone, etc.
Do something cool to stand out
Create and share great content
Schedule as many meetings as possible
Bring your best customer stories to life
Network all day, every day
98. Other Sponsorship Opportunities
Salesforce1 World Tour
10+ cities around the world
Dreamforce
Save the Date: Oct. 13-16, 2014
Sponsorships now available
partnersuccess@salesforce.com
Salesforce.com is a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange (ticker symbol: CRM). Please make any purchasing decisions based upon existing functionality and not on any future functionality that might be discussed during this program.
But first, let’s start with understanding the application lifecycle.
But first, let’s start with understanding the application lifecycle.
A great resource on the business side is Marc Benioff’s book, Behind the Cloud. Reading this book is like sitting down with Marc and learning that Salesforce.com faced many of the same issues you may be facing today. And it shows how we met those issues head on with determination and innovation. Marc discusses global strategy, sales and marketing plays, financing, even how to give back through the 1:1:1 foundation model. Many of our most successful partners have found this book extremely useful, especially for companies just getting started. You can purchase this book in many formats at www.salesforce.com/behindthecloud.
A great resource on the business side is Marc Benioff’s book, Behind the Cloud. Reading this book is like sitting down with Marc and learning that Salesforce.com faced many of the same issues you may be facing today. And it shows how we met those issues head on with determination and innovation. Marc discusses global strategy, sales and marketing plays, financing, even how to give back through the 1:1:1 foundation model. Many of our most successful partners have found this book extremely useful, especially for companies just getting started. You can purchase this book in many formats at www.salesforce.com/behindthecloud.
By far your best resource is your ISV Account Executive. Your AE helps you to navigate the process, create a solid go-to-market plan, and works with you through each phase of the partner lifecycle.
Partners should take advantage of special office hours held by various departments: Dreamforce (Sponsorships), Marketing, PR, and Security.
Follow our @partnerforce Twitter profile as well as other social media channels for webinar announcements, replays, release updates, Dreamforce alerts, program changes, partner news, and other news.
Follow our @partnerforce Twitter profile as well as other social media channels for webinar announcements, replays, release updates, Dreamforce alerts, program changes, partner news, and other news.
But first, let’s start with understanding the application lifecycle.
“The rule of 5 is that each and every content development undertaking should produce content assets that can be used at least 5 different ways.”
“The rule of 5 is that each and every content development undertaking should produce content assets that can be used at least 5 different ways.”
But first, let’s start with understanding the application lifecycle.
But first, let’s start with understanding the application lifecycle.
Switch to browser and give a brief demo of AppExchange including responsive design.
But first, let’s start with understanding the application lifecycle.
But first, let’s start with understanding the application lifecycle.
“The rule of 5 is that each and every content development undertaking should produce content assets that can be used at least 5 different ways.”
So today we are very excited to announce a new product and that is Private AppExchange, your trusted corporate app store.With a private appexchange, you can unlock productivity across your entire organization by giving instant access to all employees to the apps that they need.Now with a private appexchange, you can:Distribute any app web, mobile, to your end users through a secure store. This could be one of the 1900 apps on appExchange, custom apps you build on the SF platform, or any other cloud app you are using across your business.You can manage user access Salesforce Identity so all that your users can use 1 login for all of the apps they need.And finally you can customize your store by roles, departments or themes.
The potential for business impact at a good event is endless. It’s easy to fall back on lead count as a primary metric, but it should never be the only measure. The most effective event marketers define 3-5 core goals that span branding, demand and beyond. Driving DemandDriving Demand through well-attended events is obviously the heart and soul of our business. (here’s one of those things you can’t quite measure – the potential upside of a visit from Marc Benioff). We measure and track everything from prospects and pipe in the room to new opportunities created. I’ve seen pipeline metrics from Marketo and the lift is incredible in the months following Dreamforce. I’ll share the webinar link so you can see too. Don’t forget the power of events for closing deals, and align resources to make it happen. Consider this: we had more than 1000 meetings in our EBC at Dreamforce. 90 sponsored meeting rooms. Countless impromptu meetings. That’s how deals get done. Last year was in the expo with a SI partner sales leader. He’d just come from a 15-executive meeting where a major airline committed to a major, multi-year deal. His energy lit the entire expo. That’s the kind of event magic we all strive for. Brand ImpactThe right live events, with a targeted audience, can be one of the most effective, no-waste ways to elevate or create awareness because of the sheer impact of personal touch. Salesforce is famous for the brand plays we make at our own events and others, so we’ll go into this in more detail in a minute…But I do want to plant a seed on the social front. Our social team is really raised the bar this year using social to amplify brand impact and interaction. Our Dreamride to Dreamforce social contest, generated over 10,000 entries in the 5 weeks leading up to Dreamforce, allowed us to amplify the message about Virgin’s success as a customer, and create Going BeyondMarketers who derive really exceptional results from events don’t leave it at brand and demand. They leverage events for content generation, recruiting, and training, too. They take advantage of all the collective wisdom and thought leadership events bring together to generate great evergreen content. Blogs, videos, customer presentations, photo shows… Here’s an idea to steal…insidesales.com had a dedicated meeting room just for recording customer testimonials. Imagine the savings over doing live site visits, not to mention the great energy they captured! This picture is the CEO of Marketo in an interview with one of our executives in the Salesforce live studio. The key message here is idea exchanges, which can take place and be shared in lots of ways. The marketer who nails this one definitely rises above. And don’t forget the power of events for both recruiting and training. If the message is right, there’s no better way to get executives and teammates on the same page. For our experienced event marketers, would you suggest anything other ideas for “beyond the basics?”
“The rule of 5 is that each and every content development undertaking should produce content assets that can be used at least 5 different ways.”