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Overview

The Prospect Profile page provides an overview of a prospect's:

  • activities 
  • contact information
  • nurturing lists they're part of
  • contact lists they're part of
  • past, present and future actions

Accessing a Prospect Profile

Access the Prospect Profile page by doing any of the following:

  • clicking on the Prospects name anywhere in the application or 
  • by entering the Prospect's name or email in the search box at the top

Lead Liaison Profile

Lead Liaison profile a profile snapshot. The left hand side lists key information on the prospect while the right hand side provides an overview of the prospect's engagement. This helps to identify how the prospect has interacted with your company's brand. 

Click on the Activities, Emails Clicked, Website Visits or Forms Submitted box to to filter the Activities table at the bottom of the page and see only the activities you care about.

Each parameter is described below:

  • Name = Prospect's full name
  • Email = Prospect's email address
  • Company = Prospect's company
  • Lead Source = The source used to find the prospect. See more information on Lead Source tagging to understand how Lead Liaison automatically identifies the lead source.  Also, check out Lead Liaison 101 to understand how the Lead Source value differs from Campaigns. The Lead Source value is per prospect and is the same Lead Source value displayed in your CRM and on the Visitors page. 
  • Score = Prospect's lead score
  • Grade = Prospect's lead grade
  • Owner = Lead Owner
  • Campaign = Lead Liaison First Touch Campaign. See Lead Liaison 101 for more information on Lead Liaison First Touch Campaigns. 
  • Activities = The total count of inbound and outbound activities. It's a measure of the total touch points you've had with a prospect. 
  • Emails Clicked = Total number of emails that they've clicked a link through.
  • Website Visits = Total number of website visits (only once per 24 hours).
  • Forms Submitted = Number of Web Forms (setup through Lead Liaison - external or hosted) that have been submitted. 
  • Search Engine = This is the search engine as well as the search terms the prospect used to find your website. In the graphic below the prospect used the Bing search engine and typed in "leadliaison.com" to find our website.
  • Search Terms = As shown in the screen shot below (next to bing logo), "leadliaison.com" was used as the Search Terms for this prospect. This value is the original Search Terms used by the Prospect to find your companies website. This value is different from the Search Terms value on the Visitors page, which are the Search Terms used for the visit and does not imply that these Search Terms were the original Search Terms used by the visitor. 

Monitoring Activity

The Prospect Profile page consolidates a rich set of prospect activity. Past activity, present activity and future activity is tracked and stored in a central location, under the "Activity" tab. In addition to the Activity tab a Nurture, Score, Grade, Automation and Audit tab are included for sales and marketers to gain further insight into a prospects interest and behavior. This section effectively provides a dashboard that facilitates sales-readiness. Each section (tab) of the activity grid is described below. 

  • Activity = Tracks all activitys including when they happened. Example activity includes Web Form Submissions, Landing Page Visits, Chat Declined, Website Visit, Responded to Send & Track Email, Clicked a Link in an Email, Clicked a Link in Autoresponder, Email Open, Email Sent, Invited to Chat, Had Chat, Document Download and more!
  • Nurture = Allows sales/marketers to add/remove prospects to/from nurturing campaigns or lists pre-built by the marketing team.
  • Score = Historical log of changes in a lead score. 
  • Grade = Historical log of changes in a lead grade. 
  • Automation = Lists all Automation Campaigns a prospect has gone through.
  • Audit = Lists all Automation actions 

Activity Tab

Itemizes a prospect's ctivity. Click the specific Activity to drill down. For example, as shown in the graphic below, drilling down into a website visit shows the exact pages visited along with the time of visit.

Drill down into page views:

Nurture Tab

The Nurture tab is a powerful tab that enables sales or marketers to add/remove prospects to/from Automations and Lists.

Grey Color & Plus/Minus Sign

When a drop down is grey in color it means the prospect is part of the Automation/List. Click the minus sign to remove them from a Automation/List. Similarly, click the plus sign to add them to a Automation/List.

Heads Up!

When a prospect is added to an automation only the actions in Step 2 of the nurture process apply. All filters in Step 1 of the nurture Workflow are skipped.

Score/Grade Tab

The Score and Grade tab provide a log of lead score and lead grade changes on a prospect.

Automation Tab

The Automation tab lists the Automation ID, Automation Name and Date & Time the prospect was added to the Automation Campaign. This section is helpful for troubleshooting/debugging. For example, using an Automation ID with Lead Liaison Support. Additionally, this section provides insight to into which Automation Campaigns a prospect has gone through, which helps sales/marketers better understand which marketing efforts influenced the prospect through the sales pipeline. Click on the Automation Name to drill into the specifics of the Automation Campaign.

  

Audit Tab

The Audit tab has four columns, Automation Name, Action Type, Date & Time and Status. The Status column indicates when the respective action was applied, skipped or when it's scheduled to run. Lead Liaison logs three types of date records for each action. ID B & C below are displayed in the Audit tab. The following three statuses apply to all actions:

  • Waiting = Means the action has not yet been applied. 
  • Applied = Means the action was successfully applied. 
  • Skipped = Means the action was skipped. An action gets skipped if it was skipped by conditions or in the case of a Send Email action, the prospect's record is marked with Do Not Email or Bounced.  

The following table breaks down descriptions, status and explains the Date & Time parameter based on action status:

ID

Date & Time Type

Description

Status

A

Schedule Date

Date the action was scheduled

 

B

Scheduled to Run On

Date the action is supposed to run on

Waiting

C

Run Date & Time

Date the action was applied

Applied or Skipped

Campaigns Tab

The Campaigns Tab identifies every Lead Liaison Campaign the Prospect has been added to. The row for the First Touch Campaign will be highlighted. The color of the highlighted row can be changed by adjusting the "Row color for a new lead" value on the Display Settings page . Prospects may be added to one or more Campaigns manually by clicking the "Add to Program(s)" link at the top left of the table. If the Prospect is removed from the Campaign by clicking the Delete link under the Actions column then all touches of this Campaign on the Prospect will be removed. 

Programs Tab

The Programs Tab identifies every Lead Liaison Program the Prospect has been added to. The row for the First Touch Program will be highlighted. The color of the highlighted row can be changed by adjusting the "Row color for a new lead" value on the Display Settings page. Prospects may be added to one or more Programs manually by clicking the "Add to Program(s)" link at the top left of the table. If the Prospect is removed from the Program by clicking the Delete link under the Actions column then all touches of this Program on the Prospect will be removed. 

Updating Data

To change data on a prospect (Lead Liaison Custom or Standard fields) edit the field from the Prospect Profile page. Click the "Show Details" link on the Prospect Profile page which presents a drop down of all Standard and Custom fields. 

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