Brian Carroll

A five-step playbook that will optimize lead generation programs

Companies that adopt closed-loop lead management processes report higher return on marketing investment (ROMI) than those that do not, making this a key investment for B2B marketers. The challenge that many organizations face is that their lead management process is a black hole.

I’ll address this proverbial black hole between your company’s sales and marketing efforts during a MarketingExperiments’ Web Clinic on Wednesday, September 24 at 4 p.m. EST. I’ll outline ways to build an operational ‘playbook’ with your sales department to better manage and nurture the leads you generate.

By using this approach I will share how we helped one client increase their sales-ready leads by 375% and increase their lead-to-sales pipeline conversion rate by 200%. I’ll be answering your lead-gen questions as well.

 

Watch the presentation on demand including slides and audio.

If you don’t have time to watch here’s a summary

Lead generation playbook: 5 steps to a 375% conversion lift by Hunter Boyle

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Lead Generation, Lead Management, Lead Nurturing, Lead Qualification, Marketing Strategy, Sales, Web/Tech, Webcasts/Webinars



  1. September 22nd, 2008 at 12:40 | #1

    You’ve got it exactly right Brian. Can’t wait for the webinar! I’m sure you’ll be showing us how to manage all this in a good contact management system right?

  2. September 23rd, 2008 at 16:32 | #2

    The results you reported with your client are fantastic. Growing the pipeline of sales-ready leads by 475% is extraordinary, but most compelling is that their pipeline conversion rate simultaneously increased 225%, indicating that the new leads entering the pipeline are of high quality. Great results!

  3. October 7th, 2008 at 00:51 | #3

    Hi Brian, I just missed the clinic, can you email me the info? I am intrigued and would love to hear what you have on this.

    Thanks,

    Chad C.

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