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Is your lead conversion process in Salesforce efficient and effective? Or is it time-consuming and super manual? We want your processes to be of high quality so you can convert leads into customers or opportunities, and finalize sales faster.
For this reason, this article provides some best practices for capturing lead data in Salesforce. Towards the end, we also reveal our exceptional lead capture integration and solution, so make sure you stick around. Let’s get started!
It can be a tool or a process that businesses use to collect data from people who are interested in products or services. These types of people are called leads, and their information can be gathered from:
Lead data consists of:
Businesses often try to find a tool for lead capture with Salesforce to streamline data-capturing tasks. A common tool used to accomplish this task is Salesforce web-to-lead forms. There are many options on the AppExchange marketplace, but with Titan, businesses can transform web traffic into leads in Salesforce by capturing personal details and preferences in minutes using zero-code forms.
Our forms empower sales and marketing teams with quality leads integrated in real-time with the world’s #1 CRM.
Before we get carried away, we need to discuss Salesforce, the world’s NUMBER 1 CRM platform. You can use Marketing or Sales Cloud to manage lead data. Let’s take a closer look at each Salesforce Cloud.
The lead scoring tool from Salesforce Marketing Cloud helps both marketing and sales professionals by giving them a way to automatically prioritize leads. Once high-quality leads are identified, sales reps and marketers can engage them with a higher chance of success in converting them to customers. Salesforce Marketing Cloud Lead Scoring offers the following features:
Lead scoring in Salesforce Sales Cloud works similarly to that of the Marketing Cloud. Sales reps are spoiled with automation tools that prioritize lead data so that they can approach potential customers more accurately. Sales Cloud scores a lead by giving each one in the CRM database a numerical value based on criteria set up by the sales teams.
Here are a few features from Sales Cloud to help teams focus on high-quality leads:
Are you now ready for some best practices you can use when it comes to lead conversion in Salesforce? We have a few that can help you keep your data quality up and processes efficient while you focus on lead nurturing in Salesforce.
Our first recommendation is to minimize your data-capturing processes. If you don’t, you risk adding unnecessary typos and errors to your Salesforce data. Not only is this information dangerous to work with, but it will also take a long time to correct.
One way to automate data-capturing tasks is with the help of a lead capture tool, like a Salesforce Web-to-Lead form. This tool will capture lead data from a website and sync it to Salesforce. We recommend you create a Salesforce lead capture form that is user-friendly and only contains obligatory fields. Otherwise, you might overwhelm leads, who will likely abandon forms.
When your lead is ready to purchase a product or service from your business, it’s time to create an opportunity in Salesforce. This is a critical step in the sales pipeline, so we would like to give you a tip on Salesforce opportunity management.
Our advice is to qualify your leads properly. This can be achieved by giving your lead a score, where a high one means they are ready to be converted into an opportunity in Salesforce. We suggest that a lead meets all your criteria before converting to an opportunity. Some criteria can include:
Automation tools in Salesforce, such as Workflow Rules, Process Builder, and Lead Assignment Rules, can be used for lead conversion activities. We suggest to use them where necessary. For example, if you decide to use Workflow Rules, make sure you get it to automate common tasks like:
Process Builder, on the other hand, is the Salesforce automation tool you need to create complex processes for your sales team.
Then there are also Lead Assignment Rules that support lead conversions in Salesforce. This tool is used to assign leads to sales agents automatically. Sales teams can add the following criteria to the automated process to assist the tool in choosing the best sales agent:
Sales teams give leads scores to make sure they prioritize and focus efforts on those who are more likely to become customers. We suggest to give leads a score based on their:
Although these are some examples of criteria you can use for lead scoring in Salesforce, you can add custom ones that match what your business considers to be a high-quality lead. You can add other criteria, such as:
You can now use the Salesforce Einstein Lead Scoring feature from your favorite CRM platform when it comes to managing data. The feature is powered by AI and machine learning to help sales representatives prioritize the leads they need to approach. It does this by examining previous lead conversions and creating patterns to reference.
Then, it can intelligently score leads for sales agents. We suggest that you clean your Salesforce data regularly to ensure that your database is up to date. You want accurate data so that you get successful results and scoring from the predictive model.
Even though you have some best practices in hand for working with Salesforce, you should be prepared for any roadblock with knowledge of other third-party apps that can extend your CRM system. For this reason, we raise the question: Have you heard about Titan, a no-code platform for Salesforce?
Our web-to-lead solutions can connect your web forms to any Salesforce object. Additionally, with Titan, your business can make the most of web traffic by collecting lead capture website forms for Salesforce. Titan’s web-to-lead forms can be used for every SALESFORCE use case.
We have helped organizations in healthcare, finance, education, technology, marketing, and more. Take a look at some of Titan’s features that can optimize your lead-capturing tasks in Salesforce:
With Titan’s web-to-lead capabilities, we managed to get 78% more accurate leads and cut back the time to close a deal by 37%
Avishai Senior Salesforce Administrator
This is just a short list of the features Titan and Salesforce have to optimize lead management in your organization. For a full feature list or examples of how to make custom solutions possible in Salesforce, contact us through one of our social media platforms below.
We hope to see you soon!
Disclaimer: The comparisons listed in this article are based on information provided by the companies online and online reviews from users. If you found a mistake, please contact us.
In Salesforce, you will need to set up reports and dashboards. These tools will help you monitor how many leads you have and how many were converted to customers.
You need a tool that integrates with Salesforce that supports A/B testing. You could try Optimizely, Google Optimize, or Adobe Target.
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