You have your lead lifecycle set up, your scoring set up, and the MQLs are flowing in. Now it’s time to pull reports in Salesforce to see how you are doing against your targets. Maybe you don’t know where to start, what reports to pull or what extra data points you need. In this post, I’ll share some example MQL reports and some tips and tricks for creating reports in Salesforce.Getting your data readyTo pull…
One of my favourite Lightning features is customizing the campaign page using the Lightning App Builder. The drag-and-drop App Builder allows you to add tabs, reports and instructions to your page. While there are many different ways to customize your campaign page, here are four changes that are easy to implement that will delight your marketing team.How to customize your campaign pageTo customize your campaign page, navigate to one of your Salesforce campaigns, click on…
Want to know how many accounts or companies attended an event, webinar or interacted with a marketing campaign? This metric can be difficult for marketers to pull in Salesforce because reports by default will show the number of leads, contacts or campaign members within a report. One solution is to use the “Power of One” hack, which involves creating a custom field for accounts. The other easier solution is to use the “show unique count”…
Salesforce campaigns can help you track each of your marketing initiatives in detail. These can include online advertisements, emails, or more specialized marketing events such as demos and tradeshows. You can use campaigns to analyze how many leads you are generating, how much pipeline you are building, and how many deals are closing as a result of your marketing efforts. However, in order to track and analyze your campaigns effectively, you need to have an organizational structure in place. Whether you are setting up campaigns for the first time or looking for a way to get more out of campaigns, here are 7 tips to help you get started with your campaign organization.
