The Definitive Guide to Lead Generation
TABLE OF CONTENTS Part One: Introduction to Lead Generation Chapter One: What is Lead Generation and Why is it Important? Chapter Two: How Has Lead Generation Evolved? Chapter Three: Defining a Lead Part Two: Lead Generation Tactics Chapter Four: Content Marketing and Blogging Chapter Five: Website and SEO Chapter Six: Landing Pages Chapter Seven: Social Media and Lead Generation Chapter Eight: Email Marketing Chapter Nine: Paid Programs Chapter Ten: Telephone-Based Lead Generation Chapter Eleven: Middle-of-Funnel Lead Generation Part Three: Optimize and Measure Your Lead Generation Chapter Twelve: Testing and Optimization Chapter Thirteen: Metrics Chapter Fourteen: Lead Generation Technology Conclusion: Lead the Way! Appendix: References
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part One: Introduction to Lead Generation
Chapter One: What is Lead Generation and Why is it Important?
Chapter Two: How Has Lead Generation Evolved?
Chapter Three: Defining a Lead
Part Two: Lead Generation Tactics
Chapter Four: Content Marketing and Blogging
Chapter Five: Website and SEO
Chapter Six: Landing Pages
Chapter Seven: Social Media and Lead Generation
Chapter Eight: Email Marketing
Chapter Nine: Paid Programs
Chapter Ten: Telephone-Based Lead Generation
Chapter Eleven: Middle-of-Funnel Lead Generation
Part Three: Optimize and Measure Your Lead Generation
Chapter Twelve: Testing and Optimization
Chapter Thirteen: Metrics
Chapter Fourteen: Lead Generation Technology
Conclusion: Lead the Way!
Appendix: References
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CHAPTER NINE: PAID PROGRAMS<br />
EVENT PROMOTION CHECKLIST<br />
Pre-Event Promotion Checklist:<br />
If appropriate, kick off your event with a press release<br />
Schedule a series of emails (we’ve found the third email<br />
usually drives the most registrations!)<br />
Include a calendar invite (ICS file) in the email, so folks<br />
can add the event <strong>to</strong> their calendars<br />
Create your confirmation process:<br />
Send a confirmation email immediately after registration<br />
Send a reminder email two days prior <strong>to</strong> the event<br />
Send a final reminder email one hour before the event<br />
Steadily promote on social channels<br />
Following up after the event is just as critical as your promotion.<br />
A one-third attendance rate is typical, so follow up with attendees<br />
and those who registered but didn’t attend. For the highest<br />
possible click-<strong>to</strong>-open rates, follow up fast.<br />
Post-Event Promotion Checklist:<br />
Send a thank you email immediately after the event<br />
Send slides, if applicable, within 45 minutes of the event<br />
Send recordings, if applicable, as soon as they’re available—<br />
ideally by the next day<br />
Consider a phone call <strong>to</strong> those who meet your demographic<br />
criteria. Your follow-up call should happen within a few days of<br />
the event’s conclusion<br />
Consider a call down with your inside sales reps <strong>to</strong> get more<br />
registrants, or run an au<strong>to</strong>mated campaign with a voicemail<br />
service like Boxpilot