Going Beyond Leads: Full Funnel Tracking from Leads to Revenue
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Learn how to track your advertising campaign performance data from leads to revenue and how to use this data to optimize your maximum return on advertising spending (ROAS).
Going Beyond Leads
Full Funnel Tracking from
Leads to Revenue
@jdprater
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JD Prater | Head of Customer Acquisition | AdStage
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Full Funnel Tracking Game Plan
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• Track every dollar spent
• Create KPIs and measure outcomes
• Track customers back to campaigns
• Determine ROI and report regularly
“
—CMO Council, Connected Interaction to Power Brand Attraction
#PPCWeek
Almost 70% of CEOs now expect CMOs
to lead REVENUE growth
Guess who is most likely to shoulder
the blame if growth targets aren’t
met?
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— Accenture, C-level disruptive growth
Not My Responsibility!
Full Funnel Tracking Game Plan
#PPCWeek
• Track every dollar spent
• Create KPIs and measure outcomes
• Track customers back to campaigns
• Determine ROI and report regularly
Full Funnel Tracking Game Plan
#PPCWeek
Track every dollar spent
• Create KPIs and measure outcomes
• Track customers back to campaigns
• Determine ROI and report regularly
#PPCWeek
How many times have you heard this?
• From Client: We need to drive more leads.
• From Sales: These leads low quality. I need better quality leads!
• From CMO: How many leads turned into customers?
• From CEO: Where should we double down on budget to drive
more revenue?
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Marketing math: know your
company’s conversion rate at each
stage of the funnel
Conversion Rates
Lead = 5%
MQL = 20%
SQL = 75%
Opportunity = 25%
Customers = 10%
Numbers
Visitors = 10,000
Leads = 500
MQL = 100
SQL = 75
Opportunity = ~18
Customer = ~2
Full Funnel Tracking Game Plan
#PPCWeek
Track every dollar spent
Create KPIs and measure outcomes
• Track customers back to campaigns
• Determine ROI and report regularly
Channel Spend Lead (MQL) CPL Customers Revenue
LinkedIn $15,000 30 $500 6 $48,000
Bonus! You now have the data to ask
for more budget.
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Channel Spend Lead (MQL) CPL Customers Revenue
LinkedIn $10,000 20 $500 4 $32,000
$5,000 more ad spend will net us another $16,000 in revenue
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We like G-Connector for Salesforce to pull reports into Google Sheets.
*you’ll need a Salesforce login to complete set-up
Connecting Salesforce to Google Sheets
Full Funnel Tracking Game Plan
#PPCWeek
Track every dollar spent
Create KPIs and measure outcomes
Track customers back to campaigns
• Determine ROI and report regularly
Full Funnel Tracking Recap
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Track every dollar spent
Create KPIs and measure outcomes
Track customers back to campaigns
Determine ROI and report out regularly
BONUS: Test and iterate
“
#PPCWeek
By bringing together full funnel data from various channels,
marketers can have a valuable, broader perspective that will let
them improve the performance of their campaigns and have a
positive impact on business results.
“
—CMO Council, Connected Interaction to Power Brand Attraction
#PPCWeek
Almost 70% of CEOs now expect CMOs to lead REVENUE growth
50% of CEOs see their CMOs as the primary driver of disruptive growth in their organizations.
https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insight-c-level-disruptive-growth-opportunity
I firmly believe demand gen and PPC will have the most impactful role on the marketing team and their success is critical to the marketing health of an organization. It’s time you had the tools to make you successful and efficient.
Your time is valuable and there’s too much data to sift through. Invest in a reporting tool and automate those repetitive tasks.
Marketing takes time. Not all who come to your website are ready to buy. Take this example, just because I’m walking around with an empty cart doesn’t mean I’m ready to buy your product.
As lead and revenue drivers we should be able to answer all the questions. And to do that we need a full-funnel tracking system in place.
Are you familiar with the Iceberg Principle? It states that a small amount (the 'tip') of information is available or visible about a situation, whereas the 'real' information or bulk of data is unseen, deep down in the water.
28% of marketers say securing enough budget is their top marketing challenge. (HubSpot, 2017) Marketers that calculate ROI are 1.6 times more likely to receive higher budgets. (Source: https://www.hubspot.com/marketing-statistics)
A common problem with performance marketers is focusing on the top of the iceberg and not seeing the fuller, deeper iceberg below.
59% of marketers rely on total lead volume as a top metric
65% of marketers say they don’t have enough data to do their job effectively.
A Lead is an unqualified potential client.
A Prospect is a sales-qualified potential client. A lead becomes a prospect when the sales person can identify a differentiated value proposition.
An Opportunity is a self-qualified potential client. A prospect becomes an opportunity once they’re talking to you about a (near-term) purchase possibility.
A Customer equals $$
Input some simple marketing math to understand your funnel. This will show you where your leaks are and which levers can be pulled.
The less companies know about their KPIs, the less likely they are to meet their revenue goals.
74% of companies that weren't exceeding revenue goals did not know their visitor, lead, MQL, or sales opportunities. (Source: https://www.hubspot.com/marketing-statistics)
A system to track the full-funnel needs to be in place, especially if you’re spending money to acquire customers. Or else you won’t actually know your ROAS and how effective your efforts were at producing results.
A Lead is an unqualified potential client.
A Prospect is a sales-qualified potential client. A lead becomes a prospect when the sales person can identify a differentiated value proposition.
An Opportunity is a self-qualified potential client. A prospect becomes an opportunity once they’re talking to you about a (near-term) purchase possibility.
A Customer equals $$
50% of CEOs see their CMOs as the primary driver of disruptive growth in their organizations
https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insight-c-level-disruptive-growth-opportunity
A Lead is an unqualified potential client.
A Prospect is a sales-qualified potential client. A lead becomes a prospect when the sales person can identify a differentiated value proposition.
An Opportunity is a self-qualified potential client. A prospect becomes an opportunity once they’re talking to you about a (near-term) purchase possibility.
A Customer equals $$
A Lead is an unqualified potential client.
A Prospect is a sales-qualified potential client. A lead becomes a prospect when the sales person can identify a differentiated value proposition.
An Opportunity is a self-qualified potential client. A prospect becomes an opportunity once they’re talking to you about a (near-term) purchase possibility.
A Customer equals $$
50% of CEOs see their CMOs as the primary driver of disruptive growth in their organizations
https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insight-c-level-disruptive-growth-opportunity
If you’re tracking campaigns back to opportunities and revenue you can now justify your reasoning for more budget! This should get you excited, because you now have that data to say confidently have you expect from your budget.
The Modern Marketer is overwhelmed with the amount of data inputs, sources, channels, and tools. They’re constantly trying to understand the customer journey across online and offline tools and a lot of times those systems don’t talk to each other. This forces the marketer to duct tape everything in Excel and Google Sheets, and hope all there formulas don’t break.
By default, Google Analytics doesn't track offline revenue.
Most sales don't happen online; they are closed by sales reps, either in person or over the phone. By default, Google Analytics doesn't have access to these sales, so you have no idea how much revenue was generated by a certain approach, ad, article, or keyword. This results in spending money on leads that don't buy anything.
Let’s see how our online data is getting passed into Salesforce and into your reporting tool. We can then connect the paid marketers metrics with offline metrics into Google Sheets automatically.
2 sheets add-ons I use for this PPC report
Export your data from Salesforce into Google Sheets. You need to create a report in SF. You’ll also need access to SF in order to di this. It’s ok if you don’t. Have your client or boss create this report and have them log into G-Connector for you. It’s in the cloud so you and her can both work on the same sheet. Hooray.
. Pull in your campaign data into sheets. AdStage or SuperMetrics to pull your campaign data into sheets.
The cool part now is the ability to take action on this data. Most marketers would be happy to stop here. And I don’t disagree. However, what if you could visually show your offline conversion data in a good looking visual dashboard and take action on it.
By default, Google Analytics doesn't track offline revenue.
Most sales don't happen online; they are closed by sales reps, either in person or over the phone. By default, Google Analytics doesn't have access to these sales, so you have no idea how much revenue was generated by a certain approach, ad, article, or keyword. This results in spending money on leads that don't buy anything.
By default, Google Analytics doesn't track offline revenue.
Most sales don't happen online; they are closed by sales reps, either in person or over the phone. By default, Google Analytics doesn't have access to these sales, so you have no idea how much revenue was generated by a certain approach, ad, article, or keyword. This results in spending money on leads that don't buy anything.