
The results were that out of 85 of the top 200 home building companies across North America that were customers of constellation software, 5 accounts had open opportunities directly with sales leaders from these customer accounts. Although this product us-sell had licensing fees that were much more affordable than some of the other software offerings that the company offered, the campaign generated 2 dollars USD for each dollar spent in this campaign. The ROAS spend was around 100%
The challenge with the brand of Design Studio Manager by Constellation Software was to position the product in a way that allowed a stagnant industry to buy into a new concept around interior home design. The construction/ homebuilding industry operates with methodologies that are hard to change. Design Studio Manager is a software that allows residential home building companies to sell more interior customization to new homes before they are built. The product not only improves sales for the company, but the software also integrates into construction plans which also reflect in accounting tracked spend, to allow the interior upgrades to be built in for the homebuyer by the homeownership date. But how is it possible to influence conservative companies like homebuilders to buy into a new concept and new technology that means a major process shift?
The appropriate process here was to conceive an account-based marketing strategy that was persona specific for sales leaders within homebuilding organizations. This campaign strategy would influence, raise awareness, and push information requests to view and try the product. The process followed these steps.
The results were that out of 85 of the top 200 home building companies across North America that were customers of constellation software, 5 accounts had open opportunities directly with sales leaders from these customer accounts. Although this product us-sell had licensing fees that were much more affordable than some of the other software offerings that the company offered, the campaign generated 2 dollars USD for each dollar spent in this campaign. The ROAS spend was around 100%
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Like most industries, the building industry is VERY competitive. Builders often have very high marketing budgets and utilize this spend on SEO + ads via established agencies.
The reason why they came to us over other agencies is that we're an agency owned and run by digital marketers, not salespeople.
In a competitive market, it is very hard to find a solution that makes you stand out - we know that you don't win at marketing by following the crowd.
New Choice Homes wanted innovation and clever ideas rather than simply rolling out a standard search campaign and SEO plan.
For this project I had to help to work with the content marketing team to come up with an offer to advertise on social and acquire an email list.
They created a free guide related to the product we were selling and I helped with creating a advertising strategy, creating the landing page, and integrating it with our email marketing software.
The challenge was that we never promoted an offer and we had zero data or emails to leverage.

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