The document provides an overview of Pardot marketing automation presented by Julie Minner of ABSi to the SFDC User Group. It discusses what marketing automation is, how Pardot can be used for tasks like website tracking, lead qualification through grading and scoring, nurturing leads with drip campaigns, and integrating with Salesforce. The presentation also covers connectors, reporting, and differences between Pardot and marketing cloud.

1. Pardot Marketing
Automation
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2. Julie Minner
• Marketing (social media, emailings, events etc.) for ABSI
• Certified Pardot Consultant
• Contact:
• julie.minner@absi.be
• @julie_minner
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3. ABSI
• Salesforce.com Partner since 2002
• Salesforce.com Gold Cloud Alliance Partner
• Sales Cloud
• Service Cloud
• Community Cloud
• Force.com Platform & technical expertise
• ServiceMax
• Pardot
• System Integration
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4. Agenda
• Introduction to Marketing Automation & Pardot
• Website tracking
• Lead Qualification
• DEMO: Pardot forms
• Lead Nurturing
• DEMO: Drip programs
• Salesforce.com Integration
• Social media & other connectors
• Reporting
• Conclusion
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5. What is Marketing
Automation?

6. Filter Leads
from Noise
Campaign
Management
Analytics &
Insights
Centralized
Tools
Multi-
channel
Automation

7. Marketing Automation
• “Beyond” mass emailing tools
• Advantages:
• Automation
• Integration of digital marketing tools
• Customer journeys (B2C)
• Sales empowerment (B2B)
• ROI reporting
• etc.
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8. Marketing Automation with Pardot
• B2B
• Advantages:
• Quick implementation
• Salesforce.com integration
• User-friendly
• API abilities
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9. Marketing Automation with Pardot
• Functionalities:
• Website tracking
• Mass emailing
• Segmentation & profiling
• Lead Qualification: Scoring & Grading
• Lead Nurturing: Drip Programs
• Salesforce.com integration
• Social media connectors
• Google AdWords, Google Analytics & other connectors
• Reporting
• etc.
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10. Website tracking

11. Website tracking
• Pardot tracking code:
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12. Website tracking
• Pardot tracking code:
• Visitor
→ Before conversion
• Prospect
→ After conversion
→ Email = required unique identifier
OR new feature (Summer ‘16): configure
Salesforce.com connector to make Salesforce
ID unique identifier
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13. Lead Qualification

14. Marketing funnel
• Large amount of ‘unqualified leads’
• How many leads are ‘in target’/ ‘sales
approved’?
→ Pardot Grading functionality
• How many of those sales approved leads
are ‘ready to do business’/ ‘sales
qualified’?
→ Pardot Scoring functionality
• Pass your ‘sales qualified’ leads on to
sales
→ Lead Assignment in Pardot
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15. Grading
• Grading process:
“How interesting is an incoming prospect
to your business?”
• Pardot:
• Profiles, automation rules
• Gated content, Pardot forms, progressive
profiling
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16. Grading
• Profiles:
• Is a prospect ‘in target’?
• Segmentation
• Grades: A+ to F
• Changes in Grades:
• 1 (3/3) letter
• 2/3 letter
• 1/3 letter
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17. Pardot forms
• DEMO
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18. Scoring
• Scoring:
“How interesting is your business to a
prospect?”
• Pardot:
• Scoring rules, automation rules,
completion actions
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19. Lead Assignment
• When do you pass through a lead to
your sales team?
• Ideally: high Grade, high Score
• Lead assignment:
• A prospect is assigned to a (sales) user
• A record is created in your Salesforce
CRM when there is a Salesforce.com
connector set up
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20. Lead Nurturing

21. Lead Nurturing
• Content:
• Top of Funnel (ToFu): general,
accessible content (blogs, SEO)
→ Attract
• Middle of Funnel (MoFu): gated
content (Pardot forms, progressive
profiling)
→ Convert
• Bottom of Funnel (BoFu):
specialized content
→ Assign
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22. Drip programs
• DEMO
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23. Salesforce.com
Integration

24. Salesforce.com Integration
• Pardot - Salesforce.com CRM Data integration
• Pardot: Salesforce.com connector (2 minutes sync)
• Send Pardot SQL prospects to your Salesforce.com CRM (assignment to sales)
• Send leads/contacts from your CRM to Pardot for marketing purposes
(emailings)
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25. Salesforce.com Integration
• Pardot Application:
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26. Salesforce.com Integration
• Salesforce.com CRM Application:

27. Salesforce.com Integration
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28. Salesforce.com Integration
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29. Salesforce.com Integration
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30. Salesforce.com Integration
• More:
• Custom objects
• Accounts
• Opportunities
• Salesforce.com users can be linked to Pardot users
• Queues
• Salesforce.com campaigns
• Automations, actions: create salesforce.com task, add to salesforce.com
campaign, assign via salesforce.com assignment rule
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31. Connectors

32. Connectors
• Social posting: Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook
• Social profile lookup: FullContact
• Other connectors:
• Google AdWords
• Google Analytics
• Data.com
• Webinars (GoToWebinar, WebEx, ReadyTalk)
• Events (Eventbrite)
• ...
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33. ROI Reporting

34. ROI Reporting
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35. Conclusion

36. Pardot vs. Marketing Cloud
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37. Pardot vs. Marketing Cloud
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38. Pardot vs. Marketing Cloud
PARDOT MARKETING CLOUD
B2B
Multi-channel
Less social media / no mobile
Sales empowerment / lead
qualification
Low implementation complexity
B2C
Cross-channel
More social media / mobile
Customer journey
Higher implementation
complexity
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39. Pricing

40. Q&A
?
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41. Thank you!