How do you implement and execute a successful lead generation marketing campaign ? And how do you quantify a successful B2B lead generation campaign ?
How ?
Mac McIntosh has created a Step by Step guide, on how you could create a successful B2B lead generation marketing campaign:
Step 1 - Set Goals
Determine your company’s goals for sales revenue in the coming year
Step 2 - How much new business do you need ?
Determine the percentage of your company’s revenue that needs to come from new business
Step 3 - How much revenue needs to come from marketing’s leads ?
Determine the percentage of your company’s new business revenue that needs to come from marketing-generated leads
Step 4 - Define “qualified sales lead”
Determine the definition of a “qualified sales lead” with which marketing, sales and corporate management agree
Step 5 - Calculate how many qualified sales leads will you need
Determine how many qualified sales leads are needed to meet your sales revenue goals
Step 6 - How many inquiries needed ?
Determine how many new inquiries or responses are needed to generate enough qualified sales leads to meet your goals
Step 7 - Determine the specific business problems you solve
Determine the specific business problems your products/services address and the problems your company is qualified to solve
Step 8 - What are your competitive advantages ?
Determine your company’s competitive advantages and how best to articulate them
Step 9 - Who are your best prospects ?
Target the best companies and contacts with your lead-generation efforts
Step 10 - How will you reach the best prospects ?
Determine how to reach the best companies and contacts
Does the economic downturn affect your lead generation efforts ?
Why ? And Why not ?
And how could you reach new prospects effectively and efficiently and turning them into customers ?
You decide.
2009-03-10
Lead Generation Guide
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Posted by Vault Media at 11:30 PM
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Just chanced upon your blog and found some business related stuff. I think to remain in business or to survive the competition, the company has to concentrate much on its competitive advantage. A lot depends on its ability to innovate too.
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