Years ago, running a marketing campaign meant developing creative, writing a check, and crossing your fingers that results would follow.
The channels that marketers use today are different, but the same problem remains: disconnected tools and channels mean it’s tough to measure results, and the experience for your leads often feels disconnected.
With this free checklist, you will be given a new framework for campaigns that solves all of these common marketing problems.
You will learn how to develop an inbound marketing campaign that:
Starts with the customer in mind
Uses integrated tools to connect everything
Works in any situation
Ready to hit the "GO" button on your campaign?
Before you dive in, make sure you’ve dotted all your I’s and crossed all your T’s. Here’s a checklist to make sure you’ve covered all your bases.
Who are we talking to here? Understand your buyer persona before launching into a campaign, so you can target them correctly.
Set your goals + benchmarks.
Having SMART goals can help you be sure that you’ll have tangible results to share with the world (or your boss) at the end of your campaign.
Create your offer(s).
Your offer should be compelling enough to make the visitor want to take the action you desire which can be anything that prospects would find valuable.
Create landing pages.
Make sure your landing page is clean, focused, self-explanatory, and have a clear value proposition and call to action (CTA - usually a form for the user to complete).
SEO optimization.
Don’t forget to optimize your landing page for SEO. Keep in mind emerging trends, algorithmic changes, technological advancements, and your audience.
Plan + build your automation + nurturing flows.
Your campaign doesn’t end when leads convert on your landing page. Plan and build your follow up campaigns to nurture leads down your funnel.
Write a blog post.
Your campaign is awesome – don’t hide it from the world. Use your blog post as an opportunity to introduce readers to the valuable content they’ll find in your offer.
Share it on social media.
Promote your blog post and offer through social media to drive traffic into the top of your funnel.
Add in long tail keywords.
Make sure your campaign is SEO friendly – that way, interested prospects will find your campaign long after you stop actively promoting it.
Consider paid search.
Social Media Marketing through LinkedIn and Facebook retargeting.
Consider other channels.
Other channels can be a part of your inbound campaign, too – just be sure that you are measuring the effectiveness of these channels.
Track your URLs.
Where is your traffic coming from, and how are visitors finding you? Tracking URLs can help.
Report on your results.
Hard work shouldn’t go unmeasured. Organize and show off your numbers at the end of the campaign with tools such as analytics and actionable analytics dashboard.
Identify your campaign audience.
Who are we talking to here? Understand your buyer persona before launching into a campaign, so you can target them correctly.
Set your goals + benchmarks.
Having SMART goals can help you be sure that you’ll have tangible results to share with the world (or your boss) at the end of your campaign.
Create your offer(s).
Your offer should be compelling enough to make the visitor want to take the action you desire which can be anything that prospects would find valuable.
Create landing pages.
Make sure your landing page is clean, focused, self-explanatory, and have a clear value proposition and call to action (CTA - usually a form for the user to complete).
SEO optimization.
Don’t forget to optimize your landing page for SEO. Keep in mind emerging trends, algorithmic changes, technological advancements, and your audience.
Plan + build your automation + nurturing flows.
Your campaign doesn’t end when leads convert on your landing page. Plan and build your follow up campaigns to nurture leads down your funnel.
Write a blog post.
Your campaign is awesome – don’t hide it from the world. Use your blog post as an opportunity to introduce readers to the valuable content they’ll find in your offer.
Share it on social media.
Promote your blog post and offer through social media to drive traffic into the top of your funnel.
Add in long tail keywords.
Make sure your campaign is SEO friendly – that way, interested prospects will find your campaign long after you stop actively promoting it.
Consider paid search.
Social Media Marketing through LinkedIn and Facebook retargeting.
Consider other channels.
Other channels can be a part of your inbound campaign, too – just be sure that you are measuring the effectiveness of these channels.
Track your URLs.
Where is your traffic coming from, and how are visitors finding you? Tracking URLs can help.
Report on your results.
Hard work shouldn’t go unmeasured. Organize and show off your numbers at the end of the campaign with tools such as analytics and actionable analytics dashboard.
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