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< p > http://www. Prayag. com / emerge_nl. html < / p > < p > In the beginning, someone raises a hand and says, “Yes – tell me more.” From that moment on, a company in one of the most important function that the sales success of Ports: Lead Management influences? From ben?. < br / > < br / > traditional marketing includes a one-way message from a Gesch? ft on the market, be it business to consumer or business to business. The company is waiting and hoping that the market reacts to the offer with the purchase of a product. < / P > Direct marketing is the marketing of products and services directly from Verk? bank to the consumer. It combines advertising and sales in a simple, targeted, measurable effort. Direct Marketing includes mostly with the help of a database and / or au? Outside sources of information on the market with offers to advertise. The information is in different populations are segmented and offers, delivered to each segment. < br / > < br / > < strong > < Lead Generation / strong > (commonly abbreviated as lead-gen rzt?) is a marketing term that refers to the creation or generation of prospective consumer interest or inquiry into a company’s products or services. Often lead generation is f with marketing activity? States on sales opportunities? R a company Au? Endienst assigned programs. < / P > So an edge when information? ber which can be defined or offered by a customer who is interested in a purchase of services / products. < / P > f After the market segment? leads the expected effect (ie, t taken into account? a purchase, calls an 800 number, enters a competition, etc.), the results are recorded and on baggage fed into the database. This information is f? R the future contact Bem? Efforts of the company are used. < br / > < br / > < strong > < Lead Management / strong > create the process is usually quick and efficient, distribution and analysis f? leads. The ultimate goal? To Erh? Hung the probability that an f? Leads to a qualified opportunity and then convert into a new satisfied customers. < br / > < br / > Ver? change is by marketing organizations globally? everywhere. The expectations rise – “Give us more, better quality? Tf nourishes shrink faster” – w? While the budgets and headcounts. The mandate of doing more with less “was never so obvious, and the pressure is f? R marketing teams increasingly to draw a direct line between their T? Activity and the bottom line. < / P > & ; lt; p > < hypothesi PACE / strong > < s / p > Source: Aberdeen Group, April 2007 < / p > There are prevailing pressure f? r marketing professionals to demonstrate and improve ROMI. With the proliferation of Vertriebskan? le and data silos within the company, always a clear understanding? ndnis the motivation of the customers are increasingly difficult. Gartner k? recently ver? shorthands are studies that when ? predominantly majority of all the leads – “more than 70% are never on, because they do not reach the right person or organization the right time” traded. < / P > Process Lead Generation, the organization accomplish its growth objectives and increase its bottom-line Tzen bottom?. The ultimate goal of any marketing department is to qualified leads f? generate r distribution. Sales f convert then? leads into customers. The rate at which the N ? he is the last Ma? stab at which all marketing investments should be measured. < / P > < p > < Lead Management / strong > & define lt; / p > < p > Figure 1: Closing the Circle of Lead Management < / strong > < / p > < p > A. Campaign Planning < / strong > < br / > < br / > This phase consists of planning the entire campaign in detail – the choice of the customer universe lists / databases to determine service offering to define the weight? hlten universe, developing messaging, selection of the medium, determining the date? f r the lead generation campaign, planning the marketing campaign, then claim Lead Qualification Sales and distribution mechanism. metrics to measure the success ratio? ratio of the campaign are also defined at this stage. < br / > < br / > < strong & gt; B. Identify prospects < / strong > < br / > < br / > This phase consists of the identification of potential customers from the weight? hlten customers universe. uses the lead generation teams selected? hlten media to the lists / databases and shortlist potential customers who are interested in the service offered by the organization reach w? rde. The prospects are excellent Entscheidungstr? ger in a client organization . < br / > < br / > < strong > C. Qualify Leads < / strong > < br / & ; gt; < br / > In this stage, the prospects are qualified, scored and f according to previously determined criteria? r processes the lead qualification. Typical points and lead process ‘flags’ are defined einschlie? the Lich qualification issues and processes, distribution rules, lead scoring (specific definitions of A, B and C-level f)? leads, leads components and length of sales cycle, how to f with atypical or treat out-of-profile?, and the Ownership of each stage of the process. < / P > < p > < D. Distribute Leads / strong > < br / > & lt; br / > lead distribution is the process of the introduction? Channel f? leads to the right person at the right time. It can k? more distribution networks – according to geography, territory, product, service offer, Line of Business, lead source, degree of urgency, new or existing customers vs.. Lead distribution can be shorted if they have a short period to a decision or a ready-approved budget, or if they have a special urgency or a high value, making associated with them. < / P > < p > < E. Nurture Leads / strong > < br / > < br / > Lead erm care? it created the possibility for organizations, in conjunction with long-term f? leads remain until the F? Channel is ready to be pushed in the Sales Cycle. When the F? Channel n? her to make a purchase, it can be connected to the sales team. < br / > < br / > < strong > F. Track, measure and evaluate campaigns < br / > < / strong > < br / > The last stage of lead management is the loop? about the results? Schlie en. Post-campaign analysis and reporting is the key? show keys to success, or perhaps find out how a marketing plan to improve k? LOVE JH. By going through a detailed planning with metrics defined at the beginning the team, which is to be measured at each step clear and have an insight into how? carried out similar campaigns? have performed. When Romi and cost-per-lead from each campaign will be reported accurately, model k? can be identified, do the marketing team? fter, which help to be well established. < br / > < br / > companies to expect the Lead Management Best Practices to their R? ESC to return on any increase in f? can lead folgenderma? s generated. The managing the process from the earliest stages of planning? about the qualification, distribution and maintenance process, collect aussagekr marketing teams? ftig information? about what works and what needs improving. This continuous process of planning, carrying out? Channel and evaluation weight? hrleistet ben, that will be maximized ROMI to marketing activity soldering and perspectives into the decision to buy from?. It weight? hrleistet also that the sales team focuses on “real f”? leads rather than hunt and qualifying prospects. & lt , br / > < br / > Implementing Lead Management Best Practices reduces the total cost f? Marketing r, f? filled the sales pipeline faster with better quality? tf nourishes w? chst and revenue. Therefore, closing every marketing organization? Lich discover the true gold leads among their f?. < / P >