• To take the selected target market, and build database of basic info on the members, then use a marketing campaign targeted to the needs of these prospects.
Outline:
1.0 Specify Target Market 2.0 Select Prospects and Match to Campaign 3.0 Convert Lead to Contact 4.0 Gather Contact Data Details
Intent:
Harvest from a target market a list of prospects that might have similar reaction times. This allows us to
build campaigns that are associated with those reaction times. Ultimately the prospect list is comprised of people
you have not made contact with but that you wish to build a promotional drive towards.
Benefit:
The benefit of managing this allows us to tailor campaigns to the prospects specific needs. It would
increase our statistical advantage in our attacking and profiling certain types of customers. The more information
we have from a prospect standpoint the narrower our campaign might be.
Examples: A project that is a 20,000 square feet residential project is not going to be built as fast as a
3,000 square feet residential project. One campaign would have a different timeline than the other campaign; you
might also create Marketing Resources specific to the type of content you are marketing to.
Definition
Prospects are potential customers that can be divided into groups under a target market that is assigned
to a specific campaign. Prospect lists can be divided into many categories; for example, they can be divided by
geographical region, alphabetically, or broken up as every third name as a sampling or test case of prospects.
Once you’ve established a category, certain actions are assigned to it.