ID BBN brings Eloqua solutions to Finland
Date:  22 June 2011

ID BBN brings Eloqua solutions to Finland

Eloqua, a Canadian company, has worked on marketing automation, and now its solutions have entered Finland, brought by ID BBN.

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"ID BBN's objective is to strengthen its leading expertise in the b2b-segment and become #1 in marketing automation," says CEO Timo Kruskopf.  As a strategic partner, ID BBN will offer full-range Eloqua services - from initial installation to operative campaign management and reporting.

"The Nordics are an interesting area for us in spite of the relatively small size of each market. Here people are technologically savvy and open to new methods," says Paul Reader, Director, Business Development for Eloqua Europe.

Typically, our platform serves well companies that have revenues of over 5 million Euro. Our solution can be taken into use product by product and then grow with time.

Thanks to marketing automation, companies can easily optimize their campaigns and follow them up, create evaluated leads out of contacts, and send out targeted and precisely timed marketing messages. Eloqua's marketing system, which is a cloud service, is delivered as a rapidly deployable solution that reduces IT-costs significantly. Further benefits of Eloqua are flexibility, scalability, and easy management.

While the ways and means in marketing keep becoming more versatile and digitized, it has become clear that quantity no longer outweighs quality. We need to find methods that help reach current and potential clients with correctly targeted and timed messages. Traditional activities are no longer sufficient and thus automation is needed.

Eloqua has solved many marketing issues. One of the most important ones is the discrepancy between marketing and sales while they really should go hand in hand. "It's been calculated that in the worst case only 6 % of leads end up being worked on by sales and at the same time sales complain that marketing does not bring in leads. With automation this becomes a tight process," says Paul Reader.

Lead management facilitates the work of sales in many ways. It has actually been calculated that 38 % of sales staff time goes to contacting new clients who may not even have started the buying process.

Timing is a significant challenge.

Traditionally sales have decided when a campaign runs. Today a buyer decides when he wants to buy, and a sales person needs to time his campaign accordingly. Now the latter can send individualized messages at the right time, and the time, as well the need become obvious by just checking the clicks on a webpage, naturally fully automatically.