Case Study: B2B Omnichannel Behavioural Campaigns for Consumer Goods Industry
Read about how B2B Omnichannel Behavioural Campaigns help consumer goods industry optimise their marketing efforts and maximise ROI.
Marketing Campaigns Management Case Study: B2B Omnichannel Behavioural Campaigns for Consumer Goods Industry
Our client – a global consumer goods and food supplier company serving B2B professionals – wanted to increase awareness, drive demand and optimise lead generation efforts to nurture existing customer relationships and access new markets and territories.
Due to the industry changes, such as increased competition, reduction of margins, and market slowdown, our client’s primary goal was to acquire new leads more cost-effectively. They struggled to find the optimal way to increase brand awareness and nurture customer relationships with professional food distributors, commercial kitchens, and restaurants worldwide.
Their previous marketing approach included using specialised print advertisement to increase brand awareness, cold calls for lead generation and leveraging sponsored content on industry-specific blogs to drive demand.
This approach, while sometimes yielding results, was quite limited and quickly becoming outmoded.
External challenges:
Internal challenges:
We first executed a comprehensive review of marketing, sales and customer success processes to understand the company dynamics from the inside out.
From there, we created two focus categories for our campaign execution efforts:
Each of the categories went through a three-stage process of marketing optimisation.
The first stage was a Pre-campaign, created to frame the prospects’ minds. Here, we focused on generating demand to maximise campaigns’ efficiency.
The Pre-campaign consisted of 3 steps:
1. Pre-framing
Pre-framing’s main objective was to influence the prospect’s perception and accurately position our client’s products. We designed an approach that helps prospects assign a favourable label to the products we marketed.
2. Indoctrination
The Indoctrination step aimed to create a bond with prospects by placing specifically designed and value-heavy content materials.
3. Conversion
The Conversion step consisted of preparing the prospects’ transition from awareness to consideration, or more precisely — guiding them towards lead generation campaigns.
We deployed Omnichannel Lead Generation campaigns, in which we combined:
Campaigns appeared in six languages across nine countries.
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We deployed account-based marketing for both medium and large businesses to engage stakeholders in various departments, including marketing, sales and operations.
We leveraged paid traffic on LinkedIn to directly engage the prospects with diverse sequences of sponsored content, including videos and posts. On the LinkedIn platform, we were engaging with prospects based on the nature of their interactions and intents, after which we retargeted through Google and Facebook.
We engaged through new digital channels (LinkedIn, Facebook, Google) to advance our client’s outmoded advertising practice and revert traffic to the website. The website was optimised to service prospects with questions through a chatbot deployment and interaction-based content display.
Our team worked closely with the client’s customer data team to maximise the amount of data attributes and variables to power highly contextualised campaigns. The data was stored in the in-hours customer data platform.
Product Owner (PO) can significantly impact the project’s execution process as well as the outcome.
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