Website form: friend or foe?
Let's break down how to use Conversational Marketing alongside your forms to improve website conversions.
Maura Rivera
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Let's break down how to use Conversational Marketing alongside your forms to improve website conversions.
B2B websites traditionally rely on forms to collect information from prospects. Visitors are encouraged to fill out a form so that your sales team can then reach out and nurture the relationship with the hopes of getting them into a sales cycle.
But are these forms enough?
Relying on forms alone to convert website visitors won’t cut it. After all, a study by Harvard Business Review showed that it takes an average of 42 hours for a salesperson to reach out after a form has been submitted. In this time frame, your buyers move on to other things, including your competition. That could be risky, as 78% of customers buy from the company that responds to their inquiry first, according to Lead Connect.
In order to generate more pipeline from your website and deliver a more frictionless buying experience, you'll want to give your qualified buyers another avenue to get in touch with your sales team. You can do this instantly with Conversational Marketing.
You don't have to ditch the form completely. You can use Conversational Marketing alongside your website forms to improve website conversions. Today, we’re sharing how B2B businesses can improve their website conversion and uplevel their buying experience with Conversational Marketing.
On B2B websites, forms allow marketers to gather contact info that can be passed on to sales teams. These forms are usually requests to contact us, sign up, or get a demo.
Forms are a helpful way to collect information and can provide intel on prospects. Many forms can help qualify prospects through the fields. For example, if a prospect is required to share the title or product interest, that can help you narrow down if they’re well-qualified.
Unfortunately, the time it takes for teams to follow up on forms is usually too long. According to a report by Salesforce, 71% of customers expect companies to communicate with them in real time. That’s a far cry from the 42 hours it takes teams to respond to a form.
At Qualified, we don't want you to ditch your forms completely, but we do want you to consider if they’re earning their keep. Want to improve your forms? Complement them with a Conversational Marketing solution.
Conversational Marketing allows you to instantly engage with qualified prospects using tools like live chat and chatbots. By integrating your Conversational Marketing solution with a tool like Salesforce, you’ll have access to all the data you need as you engage in sales conversations.
For example, ThoughtSpot was able to uncover new selling opportunities by connecting with website visitors who display buying intent but haven’t actually filled out a form. In doing so, they were able to increase online sales conversations 10x and generate +70% more marketing qualified leads.
Here’s how to use Conversational Marketing to complement your form strategy:
Or, you can use chatbots to capture lead information, quickly enrich it with data from Salesforce, then route qualified prospects to a live sales conversation or invite them to book a meeting, right in the messenger.
Forms are not dead. In the B2B world, they’re alive and well for good reason. Forms provide B2B teams with the opportunity to collect information that can be used to capture leads and qualify prospects. But a form alone is not enough. By using Conversational Marketing in addition to forms, you'll open the door to capture more leads and convert more website visitors. The takeaway? It doesn't have to be one or the other. Forms and Conversational Marketing can still be friends.
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Let's break down how to use Conversational Marketing alongside your forms to improve website conversions.
B2B websites traditionally rely on forms to collect information from prospects. Visitors are encouraged to fill out a form so that your sales team can then reach out and nurture the relationship with the hopes of getting them into a sales cycle.
But are these forms enough?
Relying on forms alone to convert website visitors won’t cut it. After all, a study by Harvard Business Review showed that it takes an average of 42 hours for a salesperson to reach out after a form has been submitted. In this time frame, your buyers move on to other things, including your competition. That could be risky, as 78% of customers buy from the company that responds to their inquiry first, according to Lead Connect.
In order to generate more pipeline from your website and deliver a more frictionless buying experience, you'll want to give your qualified buyers another avenue to get in touch with your sales team. You can do this instantly with Conversational Marketing.
You don't have to ditch the form completely. You can use Conversational Marketing alongside your website forms to improve website conversions. Today, we’re sharing how B2B businesses can improve their website conversion and uplevel their buying experience with Conversational Marketing.
On B2B websites, forms allow marketers to gather contact info that can be passed on to sales teams. These forms are usually requests to contact us, sign up, or get a demo.
Forms are a helpful way to collect information and can provide intel on prospects. Many forms can help qualify prospects through the fields. For example, if a prospect is required to share the title or product interest, that can help you narrow down if they’re well-qualified.
Unfortunately, the time it takes for teams to follow up on forms is usually too long. According to a report by Salesforce, 71% of customers expect companies to communicate with them in real time. That’s a far cry from the 42 hours it takes teams to respond to a form.
At Qualified, we don't want you to ditch your forms completely, but we do want you to consider if they’re earning their keep. Want to improve your forms? Complement them with a Conversational Marketing solution.
Conversational Marketing allows you to instantly engage with qualified prospects using tools like live chat and chatbots. By integrating your Conversational Marketing solution with a tool like Salesforce, you’ll have access to all the data you need as you engage in sales conversations.
For example, ThoughtSpot was able to uncover new selling opportunities by connecting with website visitors who display buying intent but haven’t actually filled out a form. In doing so, they were able to increase online sales conversations 10x and generate +70% more marketing qualified leads.
Here’s how to use Conversational Marketing to complement your form strategy:
Or, you can use chatbots to capture lead information, quickly enrich it with data from Salesforce, then route qualified prospects to a live sales conversation or invite them to book a meeting, right in the messenger.
Forms are not dead. In the B2B world, they’re alive and well for good reason. Forms provide B2B teams with the opportunity to collect information that can be used to capture leads and qualify prospects. But a form alone is not enough. By using Conversational Marketing in addition to forms, you'll open the door to capture more leads and convert more website visitors. The takeaway? It doesn't have to be one or the other. Forms and Conversational Marketing can still be friends.
Stay up to date with weekly drops of fresh B2B marketing and sales content.
Let's break down how to use Conversational Marketing alongside your forms to improve website conversions.
B2B websites traditionally rely on forms to collect information from prospects. Visitors are encouraged to fill out a form so that your sales team can then reach out and nurture the relationship with the hopes of getting them into a sales cycle.
But are these forms enough?
Relying on forms alone to convert website visitors won’t cut it. After all, a study by Harvard Business Review showed that it takes an average of 42 hours for a salesperson to reach out after a form has been submitted. In this time frame, your buyers move on to other things, including your competition. That could be risky, as 78% of customers buy from the company that responds to their inquiry first, according to Lead Connect.
In order to generate more pipeline from your website and deliver a more frictionless buying experience, you'll want to give your qualified buyers another avenue to get in touch with your sales team. You can do this instantly with Conversational Marketing.
You don't have to ditch the form completely. You can use Conversational Marketing alongside your website forms to improve website conversions. Today, we’re sharing how B2B businesses can improve their website conversion and uplevel their buying experience with Conversational Marketing.
On B2B websites, forms allow marketers to gather contact info that can be passed on to sales teams. These forms are usually requests to contact us, sign up, or get a demo.
Forms are a helpful way to collect information and can provide intel on prospects. Many forms can help qualify prospects through the fields. For example, if a prospect is required to share the title or product interest, that can help you narrow down if they’re well-qualified.
Unfortunately, the time it takes for teams to follow up on forms is usually too long. According to a report by Salesforce, 71% of customers expect companies to communicate with them in real time. That’s a far cry from the 42 hours it takes teams to respond to a form.
At Qualified, we don't want you to ditch your forms completely, but we do want you to consider if they’re earning their keep. Want to improve your forms? Complement them with a Conversational Marketing solution.
Conversational Marketing allows you to instantly engage with qualified prospects using tools like live chat and chatbots. By integrating your Conversational Marketing solution with a tool like Salesforce, you’ll have access to all the data you need as you engage in sales conversations.
For example, ThoughtSpot was able to uncover new selling opportunities by connecting with website visitors who display buying intent but haven’t actually filled out a form. In doing so, they were able to increase online sales conversations 10x and generate +70% more marketing qualified leads.
Here’s how to use Conversational Marketing to complement your form strategy:
Or, you can use chatbots to capture lead information, quickly enrich it with data from Salesforce, then route qualified prospects to a live sales conversation or invite them to book a meeting, right in the messenger.
Forms are not dead. In the B2B world, they’re alive and well for good reason. Forms provide B2B teams with the opportunity to collect information that can be used to capture leads and qualify prospects. But a form alone is not enough. By using Conversational Marketing in addition to forms, you'll open the door to capture more leads and convert more website visitors. The takeaway? It doesn't have to be one or the other. Forms and Conversational Marketing can still be friends.
Stay up to date with weekly drops of fresh B2B marketing and sales content.
B2B websites traditionally rely on forms to collect information from prospects. Visitors are encouraged to fill out a form so that your sales team can then reach out and nurture the relationship with the hopes of getting them into a sales cycle.
But are these forms enough?
Relying on forms alone to convert website visitors won’t cut it. After all, a study by Harvard Business Review showed that it takes an average of 42 hours for a salesperson to reach out after a form has been submitted. In this time frame, your buyers move on to other things, including your competition. That could be risky, as 78% of customers buy from the company that responds to their inquiry first, according to Lead Connect.
In order to generate more pipeline from your website and deliver a more frictionless buying experience, you'll want to give your qualified buyers another avenue to get in touch with your sales team. You can do this instantly with Conversational Marketing.
You don't have to ditch the form completely. You can use Conversational Marketing alongside your website forms to improve website conversions. Today, we’re sharing how B2B businesses can improve their website conversion and uplevel their buying experience with Conversational Marketing.
On B2B websites, forms allow marketers to gather contact info that can be passed on to sales teams. These forms are usually requests to contact us, sign up, or get a demo.
Forms are a helpful way to collect information and can provide intel on prospects. Many forms can help qualify prospects through the fields. For example, if a prospect is required to share the title or product interest, that can help you narrow down if they’re well-qualified.
Unfortunately, the time it takes for teams to follow up on forms is usually too long. According to a report by Salesforce, 71% of customers expect companies to communicate with them in real time. That’s a far cry from the 42 hours it takes teams to respond to a form.
At Qualified, we don't want you to ditch your forms completely, but we do want you to consider if they’re earning their keep. Want to improve your forms? Complement them with a Conversational Marketing solution.
Conversational Marketing allows you to instantly engage with qualified prospects using tools like live chat and chatbots. By integrating your Conversational Marketing solution with a tool like Salesforce, you’ll have access to all the data you need as you engage in sales conversations.
For example, ThoughtSpot was able to uncover new selling opportunities by connecting with website visitors who display buying intent but haven’t actually filled out a form. In doing so, they were able to increase online sales conversations 10x and generate +70% more marketing qualified leads.
Here’s how to use Conversational Marketing to complement your form strategy:
Or, you can use chatbots to capture lead information, quickly enrich it with data from Salesforce, then route qualified prospects to a live sales conversation or invite them to book a meeting, right in the messenger.
Forms are not dead. In the B2B world, they’re alive and well for good reason. Forms provide B2B teams with the opportunity to collect information that can be used to capture leads and qualify prospects. But a form alone is not enough. By using Conversational Marketing in addition to forms, you'll open the door to capture more leads and convert more website visitors. The takeaway? It doesn't have to be one or the other. Forms and Conversational Marketing can still be friends.
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