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Product Marketing, the Salesforce Way Jim Sinai Senior Director, Product Marketing AppExchange & Platform Marketing @jimsinai

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Page 1: Product Marketing, the Salesforce Way (October 13, 2014)

Product Marketing, the Salesforce Way Jim Sinai

Senior Director, Product Marketing

AppExchange & Platform Marketing

@jimsinai

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Page 3: Product Marketing, the Salesforce Way (October 13, 2014)

Use to

introduce a

demo, video,

Q&A, etc.

The presentation focuses on PRODUCT MARKETING

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Every Sales Cycle Pretty Much Leverages the Same Five Assets

Product Demo Video

Live Demo & Script

Datasheet with

Features

A “First Call” Deck

Customer Success

Stories

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Start & Stay Relevant

Page 6: Product Marketing, the Salesforce Way (October 13, 2014)

Use to

introduce a

demo, video,

Q&A, etc. Position Your Company, First.

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Our Mission: Cloud Computing Driver, Catalyst & Evangelist

Mainframe

Client/Server

No Hardware/Software

Subscription Model

Automatic Upgrades

Constant Innovation

Enterprise Cloud Computing

Today 1960s 1980s

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1%

Time Equity

Product

588,000+ Hours

Service

$55M+ Grants

20,500+ Non-profit

Organizations

1/1/1 Model

Adopted by

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Benefits of Multi-Tenant Cloud Computing:

Enterprise

Cloud Computing

Fast Easy Open Flexible Trusted

No Hardware

No Software

Automatic Upgrades

Scalable

Any Device

Data Portability

Transparency

Real-time Status

App Marketplace

Extensible

Page 10: Product Marketing, the Salesforce Way (October 13, 2014)

Use to

introduce a

demo, video,

Q&A, etc.

Promote the future, while being mindful of the present.

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1999: The End of Software

• David (salesforce.com) vs. Goliath (Siebel)

• Differentiate, differentiate, differentiate

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2006: The Consumer Web

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2010: A Fundamental Shift in Cloud Computing

Easy . Fast . Low Cost Social . Mobile . Open

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2013: Third Wave of Computing “Internet of Things”

LAN/WAN

Client

Server

Millions

SNA

Mainframe

Terminal

Thousands

LTE

Cloud

Social . Mobile . Cloud . Connected

50 Billion Connected “Things”

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Behind every is a customer. thing

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Build a Little Drama

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Companies are Unprepared to Build Next Generation of Apps

2/3 of companies feel

unprepared for the social

& mobile world

IBM Study of 1,700 CMOs

“From Stretched to Strengthened”

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Unfortunately, Most Companies

Don’t Know Their Customers

66% of companies lack an

in-depth understanding

of their customers

IBM Study of 1,700 CMOs “From Stretched to Strengthened”

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“App Gap”: Difficult to Build Customer Apps

Complexity of form factors

Limited number of developers

Multiple operating systems

Multiple platforms

60%

40%

20%

Perc

en

t of

Re

spo

nd

en

ts Mobile apps

are critical

Mobile apps

deployed

Economist Study of 1,300 Global Executives “The State of the Customer-Led Economy”

“App Gap”

have

deployed

apps 1/2 <

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Create Superheroes

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The C-Level Hero Explosion

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Branded social intranet built mobile first

Key business metrics customized for each ‘teammate”

Chatter collaboration for every department

Business users update content in real-time

Virgin America Connects Every Employee with a Social Intranet

“Salesforce is an incredible way to strengthen our culture.” - David Cush, CEO

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Largest U.S. Online Job Site: More than 24M users/month

Reps were frustrated and wasted time on aging CRM systems

Sales Accelerated with 1,000 reps on Sales Cloud and Data.com

Reps save 4 hours/week, worth $8M annually

“Our reps save hours each week with Sales Cloud.”

Careerbuilder Powers Sales Team Productivity

Lindsey Nelson, VP Sales Productivity

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Integrated mobile apps deployed to increase productivity

10,000+ mobile users

Increased adoption rate while decreasing costs

ADP Mobilizes Their Sales Team with Salesforce

“Salesforce helps us connect more closely with our 600,000+ customers.” - Dan Page, VP Sales Automation

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Grow Your Business Along Every Major Metric

Average Percentage Improvements Reported by Customers Source: Salesforce.com Customer Relationship Survey conducted March 2013, by an independent third-party,

Confirmit Inc., on 5,200+ customers randomly selected. Response sizes per question vary.

Lead Conversion

+38%

Sales Productivity

+36%

Forecast Accuracy

+45%

Win Rate

+26% +28% Sales

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Salesforce.com Customers Growing 48% Faster

Fortune 500 Non-customers Fortune 500

Customers of Salesforce.com

+48% faster growth

Source: Salesforce.com analysis

18% Growth

14% Growth 15% Growth

15% Growth

20% Growth

21% Growth 33% Growth

Annual growth averaged over 3 years.

18% Growth

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Use a Framework

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Great Stories Have Common Attributes

Strong Title Key Thesis Main Character Logical Flow

of Ideas

Memorable

Supporting

Details

Conclusion or

Call to Action

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Example: NY Times Editorial

Main

Character

Supporting details

Thesis

Strong Title

Logical flow of

ideas

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Presentations Contain the Same Concepts

Title

Logical flow of ideas in slide

titles Main character

Supporting Details

Thesis

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Problem: Writing Your

Flow From Scratch…

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In Other Arenas, the Answer Is a Framework

Intro (20 sec)

Verse 1 (20 sec)

Bridge (5 sec)

Chorus (15 sec)

Verse 2 (20 sec)

Bridge (5 sec)

Chorus (15 sec)

4-5 minute song

Repeat

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1. Pain-Solution

2. New Idea

3. Springboard Story

4. Best Alternative

5. Outline

Common Story Frameworks:

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Pain-Solution Overview

1 Problem Your customers are using social channels and mobile devices for customer

service

2 Impact Your company is disconnected from your customers on these channels and

devices

3 Solution The Service Cloud connects your company to your customers on any channel

4 Benefit Increase customer satisfaction with the Service Cloud

5 Proof points Activision is servicing millions of gamers 24/7 with Service Cloud

6 Call to action Try service cloud today at www.salesforce.com/service

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New Idea Overview

1 New Idea Internet is Disrupting Every Aspect of Business

2 Application Creating a New Cloud Computing Model for Business Applications

3 Impact Cloud Drives Higher Success at Lower Cost

4 Implication for

listener Companies That Embrace the Cloud Are Outperforming Competitors

5 Proof points Example: Charles Schwab

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Show Your Product

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In Most Industries, Product Photography is Priority #1

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A Great Screenshot Can Be Incredibly Powerful

Screenshots are your product

photography. Make them

#awesome.

Can help tell a story, feature &

solution all-in-one

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6 Make Your Assets Sharable

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General Sharing Rules

Put everything on your website:

Gated: product demos and middle funnel assets for leads

Un-gated: customer stories, basic datasheets

Stuff on your website should also live in social silos:

YouTube

Facebook

Slideshare

Track everything- views, form completes, shares, etc.

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Check out the new Partner Community

https://partners.salesforce.com/

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Connect with Partners in the Partner Zone

The Westin Hotel, Market Street 2nd Floor – Metropolitan Ballroom

INNOVATE with the leading technology

• Demos of new Salesforce technology

CONNECT with members of the partner community

• Partner Community Theater

• Networking areas

• Welcome reception and daily lunch service

GROW your business with resources

• 70+ partner-specific sessions

• ‘Ask the Experts’ consultation stations

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AppBash 2014 on Wednesday Night!

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