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Dynamic Segmentation and Dynamic Content Edward Unthank Founder & Lead Marketing Technology Consultant, Etumos

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Page 1: Dynamic Content and Segmentations (Silicon Valley Marketo User Group, November 2014)

Dynamic Segmentation

and Dynamic Content

Edward Unthank

Founder & Lead Marketing Technology

Consultant, Etumos

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Intro to Dynamic Content

Strategic Profiling Programs

Profiling Program Architecture

Intelligent Lead Nurture

Agenda

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Why

Scalable and robust

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Building an automated decision-tree for

marketing best fit

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How To Craft Your Marketing

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WHAT LEADS

WANT TO DO

WHAT WE WANT

THEM TO DO

TEACHES

ACCELERATES

EACH MESSAGE HAS TO HIT THE SWEET SPOT TO TEACH & ACCELERATE

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Dynamic Segmentation

Buyer Persona profile

Buying Stage

Pain Point/Product Interest profile

What: Dynamic Content

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AS-IS! COMPUTED!

Static Segmentation

Industry

Company

Location

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Dynamic Content Example

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Thank-You Tile – tailor

the CTA dynamically!

Personalized

recommendationsproduce greater content

consumption per person

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Ways to Create Dynamic Content

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NEW FIELDS DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE

Lead Fields

Assigning values to Lead Fields allows you to

use them contextually within emails and landing

pages.

Thanks for downloading {{lead.Last Content

Consumed:default=that last asset}}!

Dynamic SnippetsDynamic Snippets rely on Lead Segmentations,

and they can vary drastically.

<div class=“mktEditable”

id=“dynamic_snippet_placeholder_div”></div>

Program Tokens

Program tokens are dynamic based on the

Marketo program, and can also be inherited from

parent folders.

{{my.Email Header Image:default=<img

src=“http://www.etumos.com/logo.png”>}}

Email Velocity Scripts

You can take lead objects and custom objects

associated to script your own content using basic

programming.

Drawing graphs in tables from lead scores.

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Profiling Programs

Strategic business drivers for your marketing and

your marketing automation.

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3 profiling programs to rule them all:

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Buyer persona

profilingBuyer stage scoring

Pain point/product

interest profiling

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Buyer Stage Scoring

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Improvement upon linear behavior scoring:

100 points ≠ 100 points ≠ 100 points

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Buyer Stage Scoring

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Awareness of a problem Research into possible solutions

Consideration of how/who to implement solutions

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Buyer Persona Profiling

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Which buyer personas do your

prospects fit into?

Possible factors:

Industry

Role/Title/Function

Company size

Target Account list

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Buyer Persona Profiling: Examples

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Business decision maker IT validator

Delegated researcher

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Pain Point/Product Interest

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PAIN POINT PRODUCT

INTEREST

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DIY Profiling

Step-by-step information on how to build profiling

programs.

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Category A Category B Category C

Profiling Programs

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100 P.T

ARBITRARY

TRESHOLD

Winner!

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Profiling Program Architecture

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FIELDS:

ARC –Awareness Score

ARC – Research Score

ARC – Consideration Score

SEGMENTATION:

Consideration

Research

Awareness

DisQ – Consideration

DisQ – Research

DisQ –Awareness

Default

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Profiling Score Triggers

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NEW FIELDS FIELD TYPE DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE

Clicks in PDF Behavioral

Tag all your content’s inbound links with

querystrings. Set up a trigger to watch

for them.

etumos.com?zs=a&zbp=a&zpp=b

Visits High-Value Page BehavioralThe obviously-categorized pages that

are strong signals of a certain profile

etumos.com/web-developer-guide-to-

responsive-marketo-landing-pages

Form Fill-Out Behavioral

When people download content, put

them into a static list and watch for

naming conventions.

List name = “DL (ZSa, ZBPb, ZPPa)”

Added to list, and list name contains “ZSA”

Visits Standard page Behavioral

The less-obviously categorized pages

that contribute small points toward

categories.

etumos.com/blog

Has Vertical Demographic

Some verticals fit more precisely into

use cases and therefore product

interests.

http://resources.yesler.com/rs/projectlineservi

ces/images/Yesler-Art-Of-Buyer-Personas-

Solution-Brief.png

Has Role Demographic Roles fit nicely into buyer personas.Learn how to bring sharper focus to your

marketing with buyer personas.

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Intelligent Lead Nurture

Take those profiling programs and apply them to your

lead nurture for best-fit marketing messaging.

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Nurture Setup

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LEAD

Marketo Flow Walkthrough

21Points accrue from awareness, through research, into consideration…

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Engagement Program: How It Works

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Each “Cast” happens at the specified timeSkips that piece of content for two reasons:

1. Email ID

2. Member of that program

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Programs in Lead Nurturing

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Is this an email or

program?

email

Has the lead received this

email based on its unique ID?

yesno

Send it!

program

Is the lead already a member

of this program?

yes no

Cast that

smart

campaign!

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2

3

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Emails in Lead Nurturing

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1 1

2

https://app-abq.marketo/#EM6390ALA1

https://app-abq.marketo/#EM1758ALA1

UNIQUE ID 1

UNIQUE ID 2

If you clone an email, it is NOT the same email

CTRL + C

CTRL + P

If you copy and paste the contents so the HTML is identical, it is NOT the same email

1 1

2

https://app-abq.marketo/#EM6390ALA1

https://app-abq.marketo/#EM1758ALA1

UNIQUE ID 1

UNIQUE ID 2

CTRL + C

CTRL + P

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But My Emails Promote the Same Asset!

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Questions?

Edward Unthank (@EdwardUnthank)

Founder & Lead Marketing Technology

Consultant, Etumos