Annual 2014 Lead Response Report by @InsideSales
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Lead Response Report 2014 - Download the full report here: http://www.insidesales.com/2014-lead-response-report Summary - Learn how companies are responding to their leads 50% of buys choose the vendor that responds first. So the question is, are you beating your competitors to the punch? The InsideSales.com research team tested over 14,000 sales teams by "secret shopping" their websites by submitting a lead and then recording how quickly and persistently each sales teams responded. Download this benchmark report and learn the best practices for lead response. About The Research Team: James W. Phillips, Lead Researcher - Business Intelligence Analyst at InsideSales.com Dave Elkington - CEO and Co-Founder of InsideSales.com Ken Krogue, President and Co-Founder of InsideSales.com
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Annual 2014 Lead Response Report by @InsideSales
- 1. Private & Confidential Sales Acceleration Technology Annual 2014 Lead Response Report
- 2. Private & Confidential About us History • Founded in 2004 – D. Elkington & K. Krogue • HQ in Silicon Slopes, Utah • $40m in venture investment • 350 employees • 3 years of 100%+ annual revenue growth Industry leadership • #5 in U.S. software job creation – Inc. • #2 paid app on Salesforce App Exchange • Top 100 private companies – Always On • 1000+ business-to-business customers • 17 patents in web comms & predictive analytics
- 3. Private & Confidential Recent Research
- 4. Private & Confidential Background Lead Response Management • Faster response=better contact • Persistent response=better contact What is the status of lead response management for American businesses?
- 5. Private & Confidential Methodology Data • 14,061 companies tested • Inc. 5000, Fortune 500, and many tradeshow affiliates Analysis • Test leads submitted using alias contact info • Company responses tracked using InsideSales.com developed software
- 6. Private & Confidential Web Lead Response Status of American Businesses 9,538 4,031 183 309 Audited (68%) No Webform (29%) Bad Webform (1%) No Website (2%)
- 7. Private & Confidential Key Stats: Immediacy and Persistency Median first phone response time • 3 hours and 8 minutes Persistency • 4,472 of 9,538 companies (47%) did not respond • Average number of any response type was 2.2
- 8. Private & Confidential First Phone Response Times 121 367 197 236228 105 229 165 118 94 121 162 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 NumberofCompanies First Phone Response Time
- 9. Private & Confidential Overall Persistency 4472 2329 968 495 26319314110287 54 51 44 43 296 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 >12 NumberofCompanies Number of Overall Attempts
- 10. Private & Confidential Phone Persistency 779 586 292 158 100 54 45 26 102 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >8NumberofCompanies Number of Phone Attempts
- 13. Private & Confidential Response Medium Progression 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% PercentMediumUsed Response Attempt Number Email Voicemail Call
- 14. Private & Confidential Industry Comparisons • Which industries are responding fastest? • Which industries are most persistent? • Know the standard for your company.
- 15. Private & Confidential Industry Comparisons 2:05 1:55 1:51 1:05 1:02 0:56 0:56 0:44 0:35 0:16 0:00 0:15 0:30 0:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 ResponseTime(hours:minutes) Median First Response Time Overall
- 16. Private & Confidential Industry Comparisons 21:48 19:08 16:56 3:29 2:46 2:47 2:21 2:09 1:10 1:08 0:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 20:00 22:00 ResponseTime(hours:minutes) Median First Phone Response Time
- 17. Private & Confidential Industry Comparisons 79% 72% 63% 62% 60% 59% 57% 56% 55% 54% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% ResponseTime(hours:minutes) Percentage of Test Leads that Received at Least One Response
- 18. Private & Confidential Company Size Comparisons 0:48 1:38 1:28 0:00 0:15 0:30 0:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 1-300 employees 301-2500 employees 2501+ employees ResponseTime(hours:minutes) Median First Response Time Overall
- 19. Private & Confidential Company Size Comparisons 2:22 16:56 19:34 0:00 3:00 6:00 9:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00 1-300 employees 301-2500 employees 2501+ employees ResponseTime(hours:minutes) Median First Phone Response Time
- 20. Private & Confidential Company Size Comparisons 64% 57% 58% 50% 55% 60% 65% 70% 1-300 employees 301-2500 employees 2501+ employees ResponseTime(hours:minutes) Percentage of Test Leads that Received at Least One Response
- 21. Private & Confidential What you need to know • Understand. Effective lead response management will grow your business. • Identify. Know where your company stands compared to industry, company size, and overall standards. • Change. Using the right tools, improve your lead response strategy.
- 22. Private & Confidential Full study available
- 23. Private & Confidential A little about us…
- 24. Private & Confidential Communication Gamification Data Visualization Prediction Sales Acceleration Platform
- 25. Private & Confidential PowerDialer™ voice | email | sms | fax • Local Presence • Leave Voice Message • Set Callback • Native Salesforce Reports • Immediate Response
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- 28. Private & Confidential Neural Sort = High Contactability Neuralytics® score| sort| notify • Neural Score • Neural Sort • Neural Notify
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- After attempting to submit a test lead and tracking the response patterns of 14,061 companies, we found these trends of the web lead response status of American businesses.Interestingly, only about 68% of American businesses have the ability to respond to someone’s online submitted information, which shows an expression of interest or “raising a hand”
- Of the 9538 companies that received a Web lead, we identified 2142 (or 22%) of whom responded by phone at least once.This graph shows the number of companies at each time of the first phone response. For example we noticed that of those who did respond by phone (the 2142 or 22% of those tested) 367 of these companies followed up with their first phone response in the 5-30 minute time window from when they received the test lead.
- This graph shows the number of times companies attempted to contact their leads, using any follow up medium, voice or email. Of the 9538 companies that received a Web lead, we observed that 4,472 (or 47%) did not respond and 2,329 (or 24%) only responded once.The median number of contact attempts was 1.
- This graph shows the number of times companies attempted to contact their leads using the phone exclusively. Of the 9538 companies that received a Web lead, we observed 2,142 (or 22%) responded by phone at least once.The median number of contact attempts was 1.From this research we can conclude that less than 25% of companies who receive a Web lead will respond by phone. Of the companies that do respond by phone, about a third (779 of 2142, or 36%) respond by phone only once.
- Regarding first response, email is the primary medium that companies use to respond to leads. 70% of companies make their initial response through email and 30% make their initial response through phone. Of all the initial phone responses, 25% of them leave a voicemail as well.
- Regarding the medium used for all responses, we noticed that email remains the primary medium that companies use to respond to leads.Email still remains the preferred lead response medium, comprising 70% of all responses. The remaining 30% used phone calls to respond. Overall, 16% of the responses called and left a voicemail, and 14% called and did not leave a voicemail.
- One of the key items to understand from this research is the standard lead response management for companies that you compare to. In this section we describe industry comparisons, and we follow with company size comparisons afterward.From this information you can know if your company is above or below par.
- The first key point is that companies need to understand and accept the reality that effective lead management will grow your business. Having sluggish responses to web leads is damaging your revenue. The second key point is that companies can use this research to identify where they stand.It’s important for companies to step back for a moment and check where they stand compared to other businesses. In doing so, companies can identify strong points and weak points and know best where to focus more effective lead response strategies.The third, and perhaps most important, is to act. There are tools available that will help build effective lead management. (Insert a customer testimonial about here)
- The product we are most well known for is the powerdialer for Salesforce. Just because a tool can place phone calls or send emails doesn’t mean it accelerates salesPowerDialer for salesforce offers key way to accelerate your teams performace let’s take a look at a few:Local Presence – One of the oldest problems in sales in simply getting a hold of the people. Every time you place a call into a north American market, you will have a local number reflected to your prospect. We’ve seen our customers increase their contact rates by up to 82