What Can You Learn from 10,000 Months of Data?

What Can You Learn from 10,000 Months of Data?

by Andy Worobel on October 18, 2010 in Marketing Measurement

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Ask any of our best practices consultants for their most frequently asked question and you’ll hear, “How do your most successful clients do _______?”  Fill in that blank with your favorite conundrum: lead nurturing, lead scoring, campaign measurement, or any host of other topics.  That’s why we’re so excited about the world’s first Marketing Trends, Benchmarks & Best Practices Report.

So what is it?
The Report is a deep dive into 10,000 months of aggregate client data, totaling more than 1.8 billion emails.  We’ve analyzed everything from emails sent to open rates to click-through rates to uses of automation and number of leads created. So, three months and loads of research later, we have not only six key discoveries, but also  real-life examples from best-in-class performers to help inform and inspire you.

View a summary of the report here:

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Here are some of the key takeaways:

  • Discovery #1: Use of Automation has Exploded.  Most of marketing automation talk centers on B2B, but our report also explores how the practice is also booming with B2C marketers.
  • Discovery #2: Marketers are Getting Savvy with Lead Scoring. What matters more to BIC companies: behavior or profile? The report gives you the answer.
  • Discovery #3: Automating Nurturing Pays Off – Big Time. I mean cha-ching.
  • Discovery #4: Seeing Better Results from Events. Question your event effectiveness?  Take tips from the pros.
  • Discovery #5: Campaign Sizes are Plummeting. For all the times I’ve talked about how segmentation helps you to improve the relevance of your communication (this stat really warmed my heart).
  • Discovery #6: Email Use is Growing at a Healthy Clip. Email is alive and well, and we’ve got the data to prove it.

So now it’s your turn: download the full report here and answer the question:  How you stack up?

Then tell us what you think.  We’re planning to update the data twice a year – let us know what’s useful, inspiring, and what new questions it prompted for you.

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