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Pardot Basics Bootcamp
The document outlines a Pardot basics bootcamp led by Nicole Hanks and Susan Spicknall, covering topics such as dashboard overviews, form creation, email strategies, and reporting. It emphasizes the importance of stage-based marketing, content optimization, and effective engagement strategies at trade shows. Additionally, it provides guidelines for email management, automation rules, and accessing support resources.
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Pardot Basics Bootcamp
- 1. Pardot Basics Bootcamp Connections2013 Nicole Hanks Susan Spicknall
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- 3. Agenda • Dashboard Overview • Lists, Completion Actions • Dynamic List • Automation Strategy • Form Creation • Form Optimization • Email and Email Deliverability • Reporting • Success Resources • Family Feud
- 4. By show ofhands…
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- 11. I know thisguy who knows his stuff Stage-based marketing is the future. Breaking your marketing down to map to a consumer’s research cycle means understanding they will do research in multiple sessions, and at each session, be looking for different content. Best practice will suggest that you will need to engage with them in two or more different sessions, so you will need two or more stages. Content needs to be short and targeted. Having a single large document is no longer best practice. Content should be targeted to each stage of the research cycle, and be easily consumed in under five pages. - Mathew Sweezey, Marketing Evangelist, ExactTarget
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- 15. Use Table Actions* *Lookto the lower, left corner of the Prospect table!
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- 18. Creating Pardot Lists • List emails • Drip Programs • Reports
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- 21. From Lead/Contact Recordin CRM
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- 26. Segmentation + Tags+ Profiles
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- 33. Dynamic Lists arelike…
- 34. Dynamic List RuleCriteria
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- 36. Help us helpyou… …because…
- 38. The Anatomy ofan Automation Rule
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- 40. Automation Rule ActionOptions
- 41. Automation Rule Criteriaexample
- 42. Automation Rule Actionsexample
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- 45. Form Types • Formsbuilt within Pardot • Form Handlers built in Pardot
- 46. Form vs FormHandler Forms Form Handlers • Easy to use, drag and drop functionality. • Development of the form in the CMS or developer. • Progressive profiling • Prepopulated fields • Allows tracking of complex forms. • Dependent fields - No script needed • Pardot still cookies the prospect. • No developer involvement • Spam filtering will be on server side. • Multi-layer spam filter approach
- 47. Build-in Spam Protection 3layers of protection • Honeypot Method • Dynamic reCAPTCHA • All-time reCAPTCHA
- 48. Preventing Spam –Honeypot Method Honeypot method displays a field on the backend of your form which is not visible to your prospects or you, only to spammers.
- 49. Dynamic reCAPTCHA • Ifusing a Pardot form and the visitors/prospects IP address which has been noted as having spam activity, we will automatically display the reCAPTCHA on the form. • If you experience yourself on this list, please submit a case to the Solutions team!
- 50. All Time reCAPTCHA • Set on a form by form basis.
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- 54. Leveraging Pardot atTradeshows • Marketing tool? • What’s your tradeshow process like? • Post show follow-up?
- 55. Leveraging Pardot atTradeshows • Great Tool for Marketers at Trade Shows • Helps differentiate between cold/warm/hot leads. • Utilize Kiosk mode for same device forms. • Allows for engagement and follow-up with the prospect quicker.
- 56. Pardot Form TradeShow Process Prospect Submits Trade Show Form Prospect completes drip program Add to List Completion Actions Trigger Pause of 5 days before drip program starts
- 57. Leveraging Pardot atTradeshows
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- 59. Form Optimization -Fields 11 fields down to 5 on a form Increase of 66% conversion rate! Use Pardot form for progressive profiling
- 60. Same form? Samecompletion actions?
- 61. And about thatbutton… 3-5% decrease in submissions
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- 64. Introduction to EmailTemplates • Email templates are utilized in list emails, autoresponders, drip programs, and can enable a client’s sales team to send approved content to their prospects. • Email templates can be created with your existing HTML, or by customizing a Pardot template, or created with the WYSIWYG interface.
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- 66. Warming Up yourIP Address
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- 68. Warming Up anIP Address • Ramp up your email sending over time to establish a great sending reputation. • It is essential that you take the time to properly warm up their IP address before sending to list emails. • Make sure that your DNS SPF record is up to date if your mailing IP has changed.
- 69. Warming Up anIP Address Start out by sending emails to your best and most active contacts. Having high delivery rates with your initial campaigns will help build their IP’s reputation.
- 70. Warming Up anIP Address • It’s a best practice to split your initial mailing list up and spread it out over several days. We recommended splitting their lists into at least four sublists with limits of no more than 10,000 recipients in each sublist. • Mail only one sublist per day over the first few days. If you have more than 40,000 recipients, you can spread out the mailing over more than four days.
- 71. Warming Up anIP Address Once you’re at a stable daily mail volume, it’s a best practice to gradually phase in any further increases. For example if the current mail volume is 10,000 messages per week, the mail volume should be ramped up as follows:
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- 73. Email Preference Center • The email preference center allows prospects to manage the types of emails they receive and opt into lists they find interesting or relevant. • All accounts automatically include a default email preference page (represented by %%email_preference_center%% in emails and email templates). • An account can have multiple custom email preference center pages.
- 74. Email Preference Page SampleEmail Preference Center Page
- 75. Email Preference Page Toaccess the default Email Preference Page, navigate to Marketing > Emails > Preferences Page
- 76. Email Preference Page Morethan one Email Preference Page can be implemented. All the created Email Preference Pages will be listed in the table.
- 77. Email Preference Page:Public Lists • All Public Lists will be visible on your default email preference page. • To make a list public, navigate to Marketing > Segmentation > select a list > Edit list > and enable the checkbox Public list: Display this list in the email preference center.
- 78. Email Preference Page:Public Lists • For public lists, fill in a customerfriendly Label that will be displayed on the preference page. This is the list title that your client’s prospects will see (as opposed to the internally used list ‘Name’). • You can also enter an optional Description to clarify what your client’s subscribers will receive (for example, the frequency in which they will receive messages). • If the client has more than one email preference center, options will appear from the Select an email preference center dropdown.
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- 81. Test List EmailReporting • Navigate to Report > Emails > Click Test send emails report
- 82. User Table Actionsto add to Email Test List
- 83. Prospect Table Actionsto add to Email Test List
- 84. Test List EmailReporting • Email Test List provide the same report as if the list was sent to a list of prospects.
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- 97. Knowledge Base Visit www.pardot.com/helpor click Help >> Knowledge Base in the application for our Knowledge Base documentation, FAQs, videos, and more.
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- 100. Idea Exchange Visit ideas.pardot.comor click Help >> Ideas in the application to post requests for new features or enhancements on our Idea Exchange. You can also vote or comment on ideas from other users and see which suggestions we’ve already implemented.
- 101. Idea Exchange In 2012over 100 client ideas were implemented in addition to the roadmap!
- 102. Idea Exchange Any usercan provide comments and vote on the ideas that would impact their needs.
- 103. New Features Visit pardot.com/category/new-featuresor click Help > What’s New in the application to stay updated on the latest and greatest new feature releases and enhancements that have been released.
- 104. User Forum Visit forum.pardot.comor click Help > Forum in the application to discuss best practices, tips, events & more with other users.
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- 106. Blog Visit pardot.com/blog tosubscribe to our blog where we post tips, links, infographics, and tools for Pardot users and B2B marketers. Sign up to receive new posts by email.
- 107. Office Hours @Connections 2013 http://www2.pardot.com/officehours2013
- 108. Thank You! You havenow successfully completed this course. Please take a minute to fill out an evaluation of your course experience. You can find it on the Connections app! Don’t have the app? Ask your instructor for a paper evaluation.