Uncover untapped opportunity at customer accounts by calculating their user saturation rate. Determine the total number of potential users at an account (by counting all the contacts that have job titles, functions, and levels consistent with your typical user base), then divide the number of their current user licenses into the number of total potential users.
Focus your efforts on expanding accounts that have relatively low saturation rates, but show enough adoption to indicate that they value your product. Start by focusing on accounts with a user saturation rate between 10 and 60 percent.
Triggers
Identify user saturation rate to identify accounts that are below target
Actions
Source expanded set of contacts which meet your persona definition
Send record to your CRM
Assign to a Account Owner
Enroll in User Expansion campaign
Subject: [account name] — [your value proposition in a few words]
Body: Hi [first name]:
At [your company name], we work with a lot of [size] [industry] organizations like yours who are experiencing needs related to [spiking intent topic issue] and evaluating [spiking intent topic solution].
[seniority specific ask]?
Thanks,
[sales rep first name]
Tip:
Target Manager+ with high frequency when they reach an 80+ intent signal score to capitalize on spiking intent at the right moment.
Company:
Persona:
Director of Marketing Management
Subject: Internal email – Marketing intelligence solutions for SaaS customer support
Hi Dawn,
I hope this email finds you well. I noticed that ServiceNow, like many other SaaS customer support companies, has been exploring ways to enhance your marketing intelligence capabilities. At ZoomInfo, we understand the challenges of accurate segmentation and reaching high-intent buyers via digital advertising. Our solutions can help you overcome these challenges and drive more pipeline and revenue.
Have you considered incorporating marketing intelligence solutions into your strategy? I would love to hear your thoughts and learn more about your current challenges.
Best,
Melissa
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For example, at ZoomInfo, we sell credits to export companies and contacts. When those credits run low, an automated trigger prompts us to reach out and inform customers that their balance is low, and that they should purchase more credits or their service may be interrupted.
Triggers
Identify customer’s existing product usage to inform which products to sell them next
Actions
Source expanded set of contacts which meet your persona definition related to target products to upsell
Send records to your CRM
Assign to a Account Owner
Enroll in Product Usage Upsell Campaign
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Triggers
Identify existing customers who have strong adoption, but have not adopted all products
Actions
Source expanded set of contacts which meet your persona definition related to target products to upsell
Send records to your CRM
Assign to a Account Owner
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For example, if a customer signs up for an advanced package, highlight features that fit their use case for upgrading to the best package. Showing them additional features they’d be missing could spark more interest.
Triggers
Identify customers with high usage and or satisfaction metrics but does not have full product set
Actions
Source expanded set of contacts based on product type and usage
Send records to your CRM
Assign to a Account Owner
Enroll in Cross-Sell campaign
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