Module 5 - Marketing Flashcards
What is the first step in a marketing campaign in D365?
Plan & Budget
What is the 2nd step (hint: audience)?
Create & Manage Lists
3rd step (hint: what to do with the target audience)?
Plan & Create Campaigns
Next step?
Launch & Manage Campaign
Last step?
Track & Report
What are the steps within Plan & Budget?
1) Who is involved internally? Form teams (users).
2) What is your end goal? (leads, new customers, more sales, etc.)
3) What message do you want to send?
4) Who is your target audience?
5) Determine your budget.
6) Plan your campaign activities (email blasts, social media, phone calls, etc.)
Who can go on a marketing list in D365?
Accounts, contacts or leads that have common characteristics:
- Geographic region
- Certain # of employees
- Leads that filled out a specific form
- Companies within the same industry
Can you change the marketing list type (accounts, contacts or leads) once it has been created? (these are called member types)
No
What 2 types of marketings lists can you create?
Static or Dynamic
Static - list members stay the same, needs to be manually updated
Dynamic - automatically updates (always reflects current data), based on query criteria, for e.g., the city
What are the components of Marketing Campaigns in D365?
- Campaign Activities - identify how you will reach out to those on your Marketing List
- Planning Activities - everything you need to do to launch and manage a campaign, e.g., for a tradeshow, Activities may include signing a rental contract or ordering signage for your booth
- Target Products - add Products to the campaign, so salespeople can see related campaigns and reports
- Sales Literature - can be added to a Campaign, so salespeople can send it out to folks
- Price Lists - may be specific price offers related to specific campaigns
- Tracking Costs
What is a Quick Campaign?
Quick Campaign Wizard - allows marketers to use a wizard for a single activity campaign, simplifies the tasks, assigns them to the appropriate users, filling in details and distributing activities. Used for short-term efforts to distribute a single activity.
What is an example of a quick campaign?
Targeting all customers near the end of the quarter with a promotion to try and get them to close their deals and contribute to sales goals for that quarter.
Can you choose who owns distributed activities (such as emails)?
Yes
You can also assign Activities to who?
Yourself, another user or a queue
Difference between regular marketing campaign versus quick campaign?
Quick campaign:
- 1 activity
- No built-in reports
- No templates
- No tracking of ROI
- Cannot identify planning activities
- Cannot associate record types
Regular campaign
- Multiple activities (emails, phone calls, brochures mailed, etc.)
- Built-in reports
- Templates
- Track financial information against ROI
- Identify planning activities
- Associate target products, price lists and sales literature