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- Ineffective or absent marketing automation strategies
- Limited resources to deploy the new software
- A breakdown in sales-marketing alignment
- Overemphasis on reporting and measurement
- Suggest that you part ways amicably. A client who doesn’t listen to your suggestions or allow you to do your job won’t be happy, no matter how much you try to help. If they don’t acknowledge that they have a problem, you can’t do anything to help them.
- Be patient and tie your recommendations back to your client’s goals for the implementation. Change is difficult to handle, and pushback is a natural part of the process. Understand why the client is reluctant to change a particular process, and explain why you believe change would improve their experience.
- Drop the suggestion and move on. You’re better off focusing on ideas the client is already excited about. Even if you find a significant opportunity for improvement, remember that your goal is to focus on nurturing your business relationship with the client. By keeping them comfortable, you’re guaranteeing that they’ll enjoy working with you.
- Be patient and drop any idea that makes the champion uncomfortable. Undoing any of the previous work would make your champion look bad in front of their managers, and your priority is to build the business relationship. Focus on easier fixes that don’t fundamentally alter any of the systems your champion worked hard to create, even if they’re ineffective.
- Mitigating risks and planning for roadblocks ahead of time
- Getting all project stakeholders aligned right from the beginning
- Keeping all project stakeholders up-to-date, involved, and in communication with one another
- Keeping the project on schedule and steering clear of common pitfalls that drive up costs, including integrations with their other systems
- All of the above
- True
- False
- As often as specified by your service agreement with them
- As often as deemed necessary, as specified by them
- Once a week
- Once a month
- Front line HubSpot users
- Marketing leadership
- The decision maker(s)
- IT resources
- All of the above
- Their budget for working with a third party
- The data points they are looking to import into HubSpot
- How tech-savvy and independent the client may be
- The completion status of their implementation project plan
- B and C are both correct
- HubSpot Support reps are experts in the entire App Ecosystem.
- HubSpot Support will also connect apps on behalf of Solutions Partners.
- HubSpot Support specializes specifically in the HubSpot CRM platform.
- HubSpot Support is only available to channel customers—not Solutions Partners.
- How large is their CRM database?
- Is it a native CRM that integrates with HubSpot or is it a custom CRM that will require a custom built integration?
- How many developers do they have to work on this?
- Why aren’t they making the switch to HubSpot CRM?
- All of the above
- How many records they have in their current CRM
- What types of objects they use in their current CRM
- How many team members they have
- Their timeline and resources available for the migration
- All of the above
- Does their current system support the equivalent of HubSpot companies/ contacts/ deals/ engagements?
- Are they actively using all records types or objects?
- Do they plan to do a full database migration or just a subset of data?
- Do they keep track of contacts in a spreadsheet, despite having a CRM?
- All of the above
- True
- False
- True
- False
- True
- False
- Additional assessment conversations with your supervisory committee
- Regular cadence of meetings to check on progress
- A tight feedback loop with the client’s end users
- A ticketing system for ongoing client support
- All of the above
- True
- False
- Did you meet your client’s standard for success, based upon the goals set at the outset and refined throughout?
- How comfortable is the client with where your firm is in the implementation timeline?
- What would your client’s team like more information or training on?
- Who will be the client’s champion?
- Front-line users at your client’s organization
- Project manager
- Operations lead
- IT or technology specialist
- Product marketing manager
- Scope
- Running log of tasks
- Time estimates
- Your firm’s renewal fees
- Priority ranking
- Communication plan
- Cancellation plan
- Downgrade timeline
- Implementation timeline
- True
- False
- True
- False
- Ebook
- Whitepaper
- Topic cluster
- Webinar
- Geographical location
- Lifecycle stage
- Industry
- Language
- All of the above
- Social ad retargeting
- Behavioral retargeting
- Remarketing
- Property value duplication workflows
- Account or company-level metrics
- Scoring for companies and deals, not just leads
- Making sure sales reps have access to all information about an account’s marketing activities
- All of the above
- True
- False
- Deliverability rate
- Open rate
- Close rate
- Clickthrough rate
- Middle-out attribution model
- First-touch attribution model
- U-shaped attribution model
- W-shaped attribution model
- True
- False
- True
- False
- They need to transition to using Excel exclusively, as no other tool can help them report effectively
- They need to stay organized by clearly partitioning each team’s assets to reduce confusion, boost security, and easily manage permissions
- They need to slow down marketing collateral development, and use that time to hire more salespeople
- None of the above
- Create smart content for all your landing pages based off country. This will be an easy way to rank highly, while as a bonus, you can create rules for when your clients interact with those pages. Smart content is more important than following SEO best practices.
- Create language-specific subdirectories and translated version of your pages. Share the advantages and drawbacks of this approach with the client.
- Turn on multiple languages in HubSpot and HubSpot will magically translate your pages while promoting SEO
- None of the above
- Once every month, audit project progress to ensure both quality and alignment with goals isn’t compromised.
- Once per quarter, evaluate whether available resources are being used efficiently.
- Ensure all functionality (including integrations with CRMs, billing, or other client systems) have undergone basic setup, but leave the heavy lifting for your client.
- You can increase your client’s monetary investment in the implementation.
- None of the options above are quality assurance benefits of building a Marketing Hub implementation plan.
- Insist that you discuss reporting, and put their technical concerns to the side. You have to guide them in the right direction, even if they’re more concerned about something else
- Listen to their concerns and take notes. Create a plan for addressing their technical concerns for the migration, since reporting won’t matter unless the migration is a success
- Drop the client, as they’re clearly not thinking from a long term perspective
- None of the above
- Company Size, Industry, Tech Stack, Products
- Industry, Tech Stack, Goals, Products
- Company Size, Products, Tech Stack, Goals
- Goals, Products, Tech Stack, Industry
- True
- False
- True
- False
- True
- False
- True
- False
- A pillar page
- Subtopics
- Internal hyperlinks
- All of the above
- Enterprise clients typically have larger teams.
- Enterprise clients are not as technically savvy.
- Enterprise clients usually have larger, more complex tech stacks.
- Enterprise clients are sometimes slower to get up-and-running with the tools.
- All of the above
- Yes, they can add in as many goals as they would like.
- Yes, work to identify 3-5 concrete goals they wish to tackle, depending on the type of service you’re providing.
- No, these goals are set in stone, and any changes indicate that your client has commitment issues.
- Yes, goals should not be set during the sales process to begin with.
- True
- False
- Review their “General Setup Tasks” project to see if progress has been made.
- Confirm that there are only 2-3 “Goal” projects listed.
- Review their social media profiles.
- Review their current website.
- Confirm their renewal terms with HubSpot.
- Enterprise clients typically have larger teams
- Enterprise clients are not as technically savvy
- Enterprise clients usually have larger, more complex tech stacks
- Enterprise clients are sometimes slower to get up and running with the tools
- All of the above
- You cannot map custom object data to HubSpot at all
- Define a custom property group on a standard object, and store the custom object data there
- Let your manager know that the account is fraudulent and should be churned immediately
- Use one of HubSpot’s standard objects to store the data, if it’s a similar use case (ex. Deals and a custom “Orders” object)
- IT leaders
- Account managers
- CEO
- Support engineers
- Make sure that end users of your system don’t ignore important legal standards, such as GDPR, particularly when the system is storing lead/prospect/customer data
- Weigh in on points of disagreement
- Informing your clients’ legal counsel about key aspects of the project will allow you to steer clear of roadblocks
- They have no role in the responsibility matrix
- Yes, they add in as many goals as they would like.
- Yes, work to identify 3-5 concrete goals they wish to tackle, depending on the type of service you’re providing
- No, these goals are set in stone, and any changes indicate that your client has commitment issues.
- Yes, goals should not be set during the sales process to begin with.
- Auditing existing buyer personas to make sure that both organizations agree on definitions and attributes
- Documenting content gaps along the buyer’s journey for individual leads or accounts, and how marketing could better support sales efforts and qualification
- Creating a “Closed Lost, Unsure” nurturing strategy to help reinvigorate uncertain deals in partnership with targeted marketing efforts
- Setting a downgrade quota to prevent target accounts from growing too quickly
- Choose all that apply. There are inherent flaws in using the funnel as a methodology, including the:
- Points of friction between stages of the buyer’s journey
- A buyer’s cyclical journey
- Customers’ representation as the output
- Order of touch points a customer experiences from marketing, to sales, to service