Scoring Flashcards

1
Q

What does a score measure?

A

Engagement of prospects with marketing materials and measures interest

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2
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How do scores work?

A

Automatically assigned when a visitor converts to a prospect and scores change constantly based on activities and interactions

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3
Q

How do you edit scoring rules?

A

Admin > Automation Settings > Scoring

Changes ARE retroactive

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4
Q

Are there default scoring rules?

A

Yes

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5
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How can scores be changed by automation rules?

A

Automation rules can decrease or increase prospect scores, or reset scores to zero. Ex. if prospect requested demo, add 50 points

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6
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How can scores by changed by forms/form handlers?

A

scores can be customized by designating an Adjust Score completion action on step 4 of the Form Wizard

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7
Q

How can engagement programs change scores?

A

Scores can be increased or decreased using an action in Engagement Studio

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8
Q

Best practice for setting up a scoring model?

A

Use default first, then pick a future time to re-evaluate. Ask sales team about the quality of leads to help adjust the model.

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9
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What are scoring categories?

A

Used to score prospects on more than one product or business unit. Assigned to a folder. Syncs every 15 min.

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