Revenue Juice’s Post

How well do you know your leads...? Do you know which prospects are you very best, most likely to convert? In response to several conversations around this - where sales & marketing teams don't yet have a scoring system in place to help prioritize their top leads we dropped a blog post last week, mostly as a pitch for building a Lead Scoring system - but thought we'd share some love here as well... Are you ready to build one very simple asset for your business...a lead scoring system? Here are our top four ProTips for overcoming common hurdles such as overwhelm, so-so lead intelligence and S&M misalignment. Start Small Begin with a basic scoring system focusing on just a few key criteria. Set a schedule to review and improve based on new data that continues to come in. HubSpot's intuitive interface makes it easy to set up and adjust your lead scoring criteria, saving you time in the long run. Gather more data HubSpot's smart forms can help you collect new information with each interaction, building a more complete picture of your leads without overwhelming a new contact with long forms or excessive questioning. Work together Both sales & marketing teams have valuable insights to craft the initial – and future scoring algorithms. Ensure everyone is on the same page about what constitutes a qualified lead through regular communication. Facilitate ongoing conversations to ensure greater clarity on how your team defines a quality lead. Timeline as a System (TaaS!) Having regular scheduled review periods ensures your scoring gets better and better. HubSpot's reporting tools can help you identify which criteria are most predictive of conversion, allowing you to refine your model over time. Hop on over to the blog if you're not yet ready to invest in architecting your lead scoring system. Or want more guidance on the 5 steps to designing it. #leadscoring #leadquality #revenueops #growth

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