Turning website traffic and site visitors into identified prospects for your CRM is the most requested tactic from CMOs, Agencies, and Lead-Gen Services.
Onboarding has morphed. In the beginning, CRM onboarding was a simple cookie match to an email list: you send to a third party, bounce off an email registration server, and map to a bucket of look-alikes within the DSP traffic stream. The cookie would then sync with (many) other Demand-Side Platforms to against which ads would be served.
It seemed simple enough — until marketers began to scrutinize unique user match rates, worry about attribution and match backs, and get serious about using digital as a primary tool for Consumer and Business-to-Business lead generation.
In the last few years, digital marketing has evolved beyond the inferred intent, brand building, and influencer metaphors. Programmatic advertising created a desire for CRM onboarding and list-based audience targeting, which in turn led us to Account-Based Marketing (ABM). In a successful ABM process, the source data, path to action, and business outcomes have to be connected — deterministically.
The basic process:
Of course, there are a dozen scenarios that will come into play: media viewed, audience segmentation, time, and more. At the end of the day, however, the role of onboarding isn’t just to connect a customer record to a segment of 200+ look-alikes in order to serve an ad. ABM onboarding is the DNA of digital engagement, requiring both reach and deterministic accuracy.
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