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How Smarketing works:

  • The Smarketing process is all about working together towards a common goal. Clever moderation of discussions creates an atmosphere in which everyone across all hierarchies can contribute and feel respected and listened to, overcoming stubborn prejudices and old structures. Open and honest communication opens up new viewpoints and perspectives that give the team the confidence needed to strike out a new path. Smarketing is always successful when everyone understands what they are working towards.

  • The internet has changed the way that customers and other interested parties behave. Whenever they have a question, their first port of call is usually a search engine. Smarketing is based on this new way of finding information and making decisions.

    A customer journey developed together by sales and marketing forms the foundation for effective content. The information placed at the various contact points on this journey creates greater visibility in the target group. This means that those identified as leads have a much greater knowledge base.

    As a result, your sales staff can reach out to well-informed contacts. They also benefit from the joint work on the customer journey. That is because the background research on technology and market development allows them to show customers new opportunities and unexpected benefits.

  • A CRM solution forms the digital heart of the Smarketing process. It is here that all the information from interactions with customers comes together.

    A cloud-based solution that allows all team members to access documents is essential for making sure that everyone is up to speed.

    To make sure everyone is on the same page, the collaboration is governed in a service level agreement. The SLA describes the following:

    • How the buyer persona is defined
    • What makes a qualified lead
    • What the flow of information looks like
    • How each point of the process serves a specific goal
    • Who does what, when and how

    This process thrives on continuous feedback: what works well and what could be improved. Defined feedback and brief updates are based on agreed KPIs that consist of communication and sales parameters specific to each project and company. These include click rates, conversions, identified leads, customer contacts, contact quality and many more.