Campaign Strategy
A successful campaign strategy requires research. We began the process with interviewing Enfo employees to get a more in-depth understanding of the market and the product. Together with Enfo we developed two user personas that were the primary target audience throughout the campaign.
The campaign strategy was specifically developed to tackle the challenges Enfo faced when launching a new solution. We also included a buyer journey timeline in order to know exactly when different types of content should we produced and launched.
Campaign Structure
Armed with a completed campaign plan, it was time to get started with content production. First, we designed and developed the microsite – the core of the campaign. These were created in Enfo’s marketing automation system, HubSpot. The copy was produced specifically to resonate with the user personas we had identified during the planning phase.
We also used HubSpot to create the forms on the microsite which then prompted the email nurturing flows. These nurturing emails were meant to drive the potential buyer further down the funnel. These emails were also essential in the mission to create awareness about the new service, since they gave us the opportunity to deliver relevant content at the right time.
To further guide prospects closer to a purchase we created three video blogs, one for each stage of the buyer journey. The whitepaper we had previously created served as the foundation for these at we broke the content down into three main themes.
The final piece of content was an animated product video explaining the benefits of the new integration-as-a-service offer. This was the main product specific piece of content meant to be consumed at the final stage of the buyer journey. See the video here.
Premium content
When the microsite was ready it was time to populate it with content. Together with Enfo we produced an informative whitepaper geared toward our target audience and their pain points.
We also wrote an article for the purpose of native advertising. Native advertising is a form of paid media where the content promoted doesn’t look like ads, but is simply a part of the environment where it published, such as an online magazine or other forms of online publications.
Direct mail
We utilized direct marketing by sending physical mail to 50 warm leads. The branded package contained a smart light bulb along with product information and an introductory offer stating that “Your first integration is on us.” This was meant to evoke the recipient's curiosity. We also prompted them to visit the campaign microsite to learn more about the new service.
Telepropsecting
The purpose of the teleprospecting campaign was to create interest in the new solution, qualify leads and book meetings with relevant companies.
Our teleprospecting campaign focused on the first to stages of the buyer journey, awareness and consideration. We created a list based on existing customers that we identified as “awareness” stage. Next, we called them and qualified them for either a direct mail, a meeting or invited them to visit the campaign site.
During the second phase of the teleprospecting campaign we called leads that had converted on any of the campaign landing pages ny downloading content. When we called leads that were identified as “consideration stage” the only purpose was to book an appointment with a integration expert at Enfo.
Our teleprospecting efforts generated 22 booked meetings with a conversion rate of 33.8 percent.