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5 Data-Driven Ways to Supercharge Your Lead Generation Campaign

Steve Jones / 5 min read.
May 28, 2021
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A lead generation campaign is crucial to the growth of any business. After all, you wouldn’t be able to expand your brand without customers, so you need to generate as many prospects as possible across different sources.

However, having a lead generation campaign doesn’t always bring the best. Marketing managers still struggle with coming up with the right formula for attracting and nurturing leads. There is also the issue of reducing the cost-per-lead as companies expect to generate a higher ROI from their efforts.

Your campaign will always be a work in progress amid the ever-changing business landscape. If you think that your lead generation campaign is losing steam or that you want to fast-track your revenue growth, start with these tips:

1. Unify your sales and marketing

The problem with most campaigns is a clear disconnect between sales and marketing teams. Companies in the B2B arena are no stranger to this disconnect which often leads to lackluster results across the board.

They may have different functions, but both sales and marketing have one common goal: to bring in more clients and grow your revenue. There have to be ample opportunities for these teams to share insights and inform each other’s decisions.

It also helps to clarify their responsibility towards each other. The sales team, for one, can provide marketing with enough insight into what clients really want to hear. In turn, the marketing team should use this insight to change its messaging so that it resonates closely with actual audience needs. The sooner you enable sales and marketing alignment, the more effective your lead generation efforts become.

2. Invest more in empathetic content

Content remains at the center of your lead generation campaign. As consumers become more meticulous with the brands they engage in, you need to create and distribute content that adds authority to your business.

However, authority is not the only element that attracts and nurtures prospects. Apart from displaying industry knowledge, you also need to bridge an effective gap between your brand and your target audience. In other words, you should focus on creating content that positions you as a problem-solver.

For this, it pays to understand the issues and problems that matter to your target audience. The best way to do this is to come up with an empathy map. Through this, you can list ideas that can be beneficial to prospects and identify their pain points. These let you know exactly what messages to include in blog posts, newsletter emails, social media infographics, and call scripts that trigger interest and spark engagement.


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3. Upgrade to better platforms and tools

What tools are you currently using in your lead generation campaign? It matters to have the right ones to help you qualify high-quality leads, automate your lead nurture activities and set up an efficient workflow.

Using the right tech can make a difference in guiding prospects as they engage your brand. Moreover, choosing the right enterprise software helps you automate complex and repetitive processes and eliminate the need for guesswork when it comes to analyzing and scoring leads. For most companies, platforms such as HubSpot and Salesforce are considered the gold standard in generating quality leads. You just have to make the most of these by using the right tools that turn raw data into actionable insights.

When it comes down to collecting contact information, you can use tools such as Reply.io and Lusha to find email addresses and other details about B2B prospects. You should also consider an auto-dialer software for contacting prospects and gathering marketing intelligence to inform your lead generation activities. You can also use conversational AI tools that respond to prospect queries naturally. With such tools in place, it will be easier for you to enhance the way you seek out potential clients and come up with messages they can respond to.

4. Set up a lead generation funnel

Knowing what customers want based on their level of interest in your brand is essential. For this reason, lead generation campaigns are structured into funnels that capture large numbers of contact details and allow marketing and sales teams to identify high-value leads.

The very purpose of a lead generation funnel is to enable you to focus your time and resources on decision-makers who are very likely to end up converting. On top of that, it also helps you identify the specific strategies for attracting your target audience and nurturing them until they are ready to meet with a sales rep.

So, if you want to generate as many high-quality leads as possible, you need to determine the best possible means to get the right people hooked on your brand. Consider using blogs and social media posts to drive awareness. When a number of leads continue down the middle of the funnel, you can provide them with e-books and invite them to webinars where they can get a good feel of how experienced you are in your line of business.

Once they express a deeper interest in your brand, you can follow up with special offers through an email marketing campaign and provide them with more in-depth content that nudges them towards a conversion. It doesn’t take much to set up a lead generation funnel. You can use platforms such as ClickFunnels to structure your lead generation workflow and automate your content distribution processes.

5. Strike a balance between quality and quantity

Apart from changing the tools and the approaches you use for generating high-quality leads, it’s also crucial to set realistic goals and benchmarks for your team. Before coming up with quotas, you should consider the number of people who actively handle your lead generation campaign. Apart from that, you should also look at the channels you are leveraging and your ideal customer profile.

It’s easy to say that lead generation is a numbers game, but it should be balanced out with the need to feed your sales teams with the right contacts. Doing so prevents you from wasting time and resources on leads that can easily lose interest as they travel down the funnel. If you want your marketing and sales efforts to succeed, get started with these improvements that bring the best results.

Categories: Big Data
Tags: advertising, Big Data, leads, marketing

About Steve Jones

Are you on e-commerce retailer still in the dark about the data available you and how you can use the data to boost sales and find new opportunities? Are you unable to access the right data and consequently unable to correctly measure your marketing ROI? Are you unable to link all the individual customer data together because of lack of resources or the right technology?

If you answered 'yes' to all or some of the questions above, you are in luck. The widespread use of social media apps like Facebook, Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp, as well as the rise in social media groups and pages, is an indication of the fact that e-commerce is a huge game changer for businesses.

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