We’ve examined the many ways to improve your brand’s lead generation results. In this post we look at some strong examples and assess the channel being used for each lead-generation campaign and where it fits in the sales and marketing funnel.
But back up a second, we’re here today to talk about examples of lead generation-a method used by marketers everywhere to find people who might be interested in becoming a customer one day.
Typically, if lead generation is your goal, you’re looking to find ways to collect the contact information of people who you think might become a customer someday-that way, you can continue to connect with them, stay top of mind and nurture them into doing so.
Today we’re going to take a deep-dive into examples of different lead generation campaigns, content types and tactics used by various companies form different verticals.
Let’s begin with a couple of paid lead-generation campaigns that utilize the fast-growing content discovery advertising channel.
Discovery
We’ll now look at another popular paid lead-generation strategy, best thought of as a middle of the funnel tactic: re-marketing.
Re-marketing
A page-top, mostly text-based banner ad.
A webpage sidebar ad.
An in-article re-marketing ad.
Same offer, different strategy.
Native advertising’s reigning money-making king remains search engine advertising.
Search Engine Advertising
- Advertiser: Multiple snoring remedies
- Channel: Google Ads pay-per-click
- Strategy: Interestingly, the four advertisers who ranked atop my search results and paid for my clicks went with different landing-page strategies.
- Breathe Right’s landing page offered tips, a sleep checklist, four relevant articles, a coupon and a free sample offer, plus many links. The Snore Whisperer’s landing page presented a quiz, an effective mechanism as an interactive lead-generation strategy.
- Snoring Advisor appears to be an affiliate site. Its landing page offers reviews, videos, and more.
- PureSleep’s landing page was the company’s homepage with a tracking code.
Social media advertising can take prospects on a variety of journeys.
Social Media Advertising
Next, we’ll examine a variety of effective tactics for capturing leads on your website.
On-Site Marketing
In our post about lead-generation campaign planning, we look at important steps, including creating an offer and optimizing your lead-capture mechanisms. Now, we’ll look at some examples.
Learn more about some of our favorite lead-generation tools here
Below is a section of a landing page that demonstrates what the deliverable will include:
- Advertiser: Kajabi
- Channel: The company’s homepage
- Strategy: Webinars are valuable for top, middle and bottom-of-the-funnel marketing – depending on how they’re promoted and what they include. My guess is this webinar aims for the middle-of-the-funnel, but includes an offer aimed at closing deals.
- Of note: Kajabi’s webinar is offered every day, which suggests it’s prerecorded. As such, this lead-generation strategy is remarkably cost-efficient.
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