What does award-winning B2B marketing look like? What trends and characteristics does it contain? Based on the shortlisted entries from the 2012 B2B Marketing Awards, this session will reveal the 12 key questions that marketers need to answer in order to prove the effectiveness of their activity to the board. The presentation is based on the exclusive new report, entitled The Evidence, produced by the Marketing Bridge and Peter Young, in association with B2B Marketing
2. Thank You
Nina Bennett – Marketing Communications Director – COLT
Nicholas Berendt – Director of Global Market Development – Sealed Air Medical Applications
John Bottom – Head of Content and Communications – Base One
Kate Bresnan – Head of Marketing Communications – Digitalk
Anne Byrne – Marketing Communications Manager – SL Investments
Danea Chandler – Business Intelligence Manager – ARCO
Anthea Christie – Head of Marketing Communications – Standard Life
Rob Coveney – Communications Manager – GL Noble Denton
Bill Douglas – Head of International Customer Communications – Orange
Neil Dowling – Head of Marketing – Cognizant
Andrew Fitzgerald – Senior Marketing Manager – IBM
James Foster – Marketing Communications Manager – BOC
Gill Greenwood – Marketing Director EMEA – ACI Worldwide
Lesley Hill – Client Services Director - Express Systems
Kate Kilpatrick – Marketing Manager – PMI Healthgroup
Georgios Kolovos – European Marketing Director – GE Capital
Andrew Nicholson – Head of Online – Sodexo Prestige
Peter O’Neill – Vice President and Principal Analyst – Forrester Research
Sue Pryce – Head of Marketing – Unipart Logistics
Zoe Sands – Head of Digital Marketing EMEA – Juniper Networks
Elizabeth Smyth – EMEA Marketing Director – Marketo
Michael Wolfe – Head of Marketing – AXA PPP Healthcare
15. 9 Questions...
1 2
Can marketing still What is
innovate in a meaningful
way to build
the value of our 3 Engineering,
market research Manufacturing,
shareholder and insight Sales and Finance are all
value? programme? ready to launch, why
should the business
wait for marketing?
4 5 What is the
How do value of any
we optimise our marketing investment
international marketing that does not result 6
to make the most impact in direct lead What is the right
while minimising generation? balance between
costs? the tools?
8
7 How do we get the 9
How do I know best from both What skills do
marketing is sales and marketers need
working? marketing? to be truly
effective?
17. Why...
10% London Business School
– 10% of Board time Cranfield study of
FTSE 500 Boards
Unaccountable
Untouchable
Slippery
Expensive
20% Deloitte – only 20% of senior
marketers believe their teams
are truly effective
17% B2B Marketing – 17% of
marketers in sales led
organisations feel respected
18. In many organisations
Marketing isn’t working…
90% of literature not used
80% of leads abandoned
75% Pipeline self-generated
40hrs per month sales tool creation
19. Empowered
buyers….
20 times the information
they had even
5 years ago!
22. So what did we learn
Selected chapter highlights
and specific conclusions
from over 60 case studies
23. How do I know
my marketing is working?
For crimes
against marketers
24. Meaningful metrics
require clear objectives
• Brand or demand?
• What’s been proven before can still work
• Get it right and Marketing Automation rocks!
• Big data is an opportunity and a threat