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• Budget Management - Eloqua marketing

  Plenty of chatter about managing spend and budget in Eloqua natively on the last three months that I thought it was time to post this (vote on this poll... ( http://topliners.eloqua.com/polls/1222)

  As Michael Kopp has done in the past, I'm testing a potential demand (m - l) on of the Topliner.  Let me know how ridiculous, you think it is!  BTW.  I heard clearly state of Eloqua Senior as "Eloqua is not a MBM tool and has no intend to be the" can I have heard that a month ago, but which is not questions for me.  Im going to keep asking.

  Request to support Eloqua Marketing Budget management.

  1. An additional tab in the campaign settings capture
     • dates with a greater depth (cmpn start/end, statement of the dates of beginning and the cuttof, dates in. has been raised and consumed, start and closing date for acceptance of stakeholders)
       • dates not only, but the ability to measure internal and timestamping cycle time (time in State xx)
     • amounts of $$$ investment partners: think of this as a list of choices, where options include 'spend buckets': partner MDF Plan/actual, real/Mktk program Plan, specific campaign plan/actual (books white, sem, testimonials, webinars, etc.).
     • Maybe an additional tab (or layer) in the middle of camp, showing the requested amount consumed vs, #associated po #s, contact details of the seller, owner budget info (associated: integrate the contact information of the seller.) Quelque_chose different, easy to address)
  2. The ability to place/view/align campaigns in multiple models [view by a. region, b. spend, c. Conversions, bang more high e., 5 the lowest cost...], it could be interpreted as allowing the structures of expandable files for campaigns, programs, models, etc..
  3. Added value.  Threshold alerts. Simple alerts config for the leadership that the objectives of investment/expenditures are 'at risk' or "Maxim Performance".  Something that says "Hey J, this pipe might be leaking.  Check it out! »
  4. Change of paradigm? Budgets as separate unique objects, with links to campaigns, programs, lps, active, forms, content etc.  As opposed to the current arch, which I believe only has budget fields on the object of the campaign.  I don't really know the ERD.  It's just how I see it.
  5. All the required synchronizations for happy healthy CRM integration & & integration of Insight.  WRT to Insight, there are the usual caution need to have the "usable" data for reporting.  Would be really nice working MDX!

  MktOp'rs would be happy if we could get our paws on these data for reports, within our Elq instance.  I would very definitely. From there on, I think that everything would be in place for an intuitive journey in Mktg Budget Mgmt.

  If this business process has been truly supported in Eloqua, natively, my desire to...

  • looking outside the seller tools, APIs, services, or to
  • create a solution of kludgy with custom fields campaign, including the awkward foreign key relationships

  ... decreases significantly.

  There are other issues to consider: change of acceleration, meetings of stage, compile, test, documentation user, change process documentation, deployment, QA, Workflows, UAT, UAT, training teams, etc.  No reason to not work seriously in the wings, while the architecture is established (or built!) by a small team.

  Finals.  I am confused on how to evaluate investment, overall marketing, everything, thick-Tech white papers for Brochures fantasy w/quote of day; Cost of running a team of operations, Vs cost of Production and QA in Pune? Return on cost of Dreamforce? Effectiveness of the roadshows. and how to manage the partner MDF with grace and financial responsibility dilemma (and son of string).

  J

  A few Eloquans (members of staff + customers) have shared their career prospects on the theme of the budget monitoring, including Ann Tebo, Egan Cheung, francisco.dominguez, Michael Kopp,dstevens10, Jocelyn Brown-Oracle, Aaron Riley - Bluekai DMP-Oracle, Rajesh tarik, Sarah Hums-Oracle, Oracle kroman, peggy.sehorn, stevewoods (I'm list names in hopes of attracting a few comments on this post)

  Among the chatter, I did reference:

  Re: calculation actual cost of the systems of Marketing (KING) (capture that we now have a dimensional 1 metric campaign cost)

  Re: Inability to capture Marketing spend in Eloqua?

  System of management of marketing resources Tue 3/19

  Poll: What comes after income. Topliners

  Default response rules campaign & integration rules - discuss

  Re: Deactivation and reactivation of the campaigns

  Message has been designed by: J Weis

  Post edited by: J Weis

  jweis,

  I like how you described carefully your requests to find out where their maybe some Eloqua gaps for management of the marketing budget. For many of your points above, software Allocadia (partner appcloud) connects to Eloqua to offer the functionality of your applications noted above, such as:

  -amounts of $$$ investment partners: think of this as a list of choices, where options include 'spend buckets': partner MDF Plan/actual, real/Mktk program Plan, specific campaign plan/actual (books white, sem, testimonials, webinars, etc.).

  -ability to set/view/align campaigns in multiple models [view by a. region, b. spend, c. Conversions, bang more high e., 5 the lowest cost...

  -Budgets as separate unique objects, having links with campaigns, programs, lps, active, content, forms

  A useful demo - how you can manage the marketing spend in Eloqua (in a campaign program, global level):

  Marketing investment planning & budgeting Eloqua users

• Marketing internal with Eloqua

  This one is out of the standard and popular way to use Eloqua.

  An internal campaign, managed with Eloqua, can help companies increase the acceptance rate of a new process or tool and thus accelerate and ensure the KING of changes in their environment. However, has anyone used or observed someone else using Eloqua marketing internally a policy, process or tool?

  This theme of LOVE! We use Eloqua to Eloqua for internal communications (integration, training). There is a huge advantage to not having to send them manually. Here are a few other threads that might also be useful:

  Interesting ideas of internal Marketing?

  Eloqua for operations?

  Need of context using Eloqua for communications 'internal '?...

  Beyond Prospects and customers marketing automation

• Had a calendar stuck in the Notification Center event

  Hello!

  So, I had an event in the center of notification from 2014, which will not go away. I deleted the calendar, I restarted, I turned the iCloud market calendar sync - nothing.

  No idea how to get rid of this ghost event?

  

  Thank you!

  Hey there AeroZ,.

  Looks like there is a calendar event that isn't endangered Notification Center on your MacBook Pro. The article below provides general information and troubleshooting tips that should help you to isolate and resolve the issue of the notification on your Mac.

  Insulation in Mac OS X - Apple support questions

  If the problem is in several user accounts and related to your iCloud account, try to run through here General troubleshooting suggestions:

  Get help using iCloud Contacts, calendars, or reminders - Apple Support

  Take care.

• Dissect of Eloqua own AdWords Landing Page and URL with query string parameters, please!

  I presume that for AdWords landing pages are one of the most common types in use. I'm at a new company and try to create an approach that uses the latest methods. HAFS is gradually, and a large part of the information contained in the Topliners is old (2011) as these popular posts

  What is the best way to track Google adwords through Sales Force?
  How to capture Sources referring to forms and Landing Pages using query strings

  and the references using javascript to analyze the parameters in the screens that is 2009 and is not exactly what Eloqua uses today.

  I started to look at what Eloqua uses in its own marketing efforts and saw the potentially useful parts and parts that are confusing. I thought it would be useful if someone could dissect the code of the landing page and explain how each part of the code is. I'm OK with short descriptions and references to other articles or messages to explain the different parts that have not changed.

  Here's a page url to use. I added 'x' before each additional parameter then click top ruin the campaign stats.

  http://demand.Eloqua.com/LP=3461?elqoffer=xGartnerMQ & GoogleCampaign = xEloqua & SLS = xPPC_Google_Eloqua_2012 & gclid = xCKGFzcHyh7YCFQThQgod7lMAyg

  Here are some specific questions that I hope can be answered:

  • What you rely on Google to deliver you in their reports vs. what you capture discrete parameters: elqoffer, GoogleCampaign and sls
  • You use the gclid itself? How?
  • Is there a new better method for parsing of URLS and using hidden fields settings?
  • How do you use Eloqua cookies at the same time to send the form of Adwords?
  • You dynamically change the landing page?

  Thank you!

  Hi Mike,.

  I'm on the Ops of Eloqua Marketing team and can shed light on some of your questions.  I hope this helps!

  • What you rely on Google to deliver you in their reports vs. what you capture discrete parameters: elqoffer, GoogleCampaign and sls
  • elqoffer - we use elqoffer to indicate that the offer is valid for adword.  The value we deliver is used for many things.  Of course, we use it for reporting purposes, but we also set up our steps to use this value in a hidden field to redirect to the appropriate page supply once the form and also send the appropriate autoresponder of form processing.  We set up a dropdown list (aka select list) cards offer URL values (for the page of the offer) and another list of choices cards offer values to email ID (for the answering machine).
  • elqchannel - we also usually include a query string for the elqchannel who tells us the General source of the Contact (e.g. Google, Bing, etc.).
  • SLS - is essentially the Source of lead (sls = source of specific lead).  We use it to fill a hidden fields that reach "lead Source - Original" and 'Lead Source - the most recent'.  For us, the source of the specific lead is a very granular (and non-General, such as 'research') but includes a lot of information based on a strict naming convention.
  • That's what we use Eloqua to adwords, but we also use an SEO company to help us optimize our search spend.  To do this, they provide their own tracking code we put on the landing page initial as well as the page of the offer (ie. confirmation page).  To get the code on our LP, we use the cloud "Static content" component that allows you to place any custom code you want in the body of the HTML code.  Unfortunately, I don't have details on what exactly is captured with this code, or how it is used.
• You use the gclid itself? How?
  • I don't know the answer to this one.  It's someone else on our team that works closely with an SEO company, so I think they know.
• Is there a new better method for parsing of URLS and using hidden fields settings?
  • YES!  You may have noticed, we have some Javascript on our landing page that does a few things.  First of all, he did a Web data search in Eloqua to see if you are a known visitor and if so, we can pre-fill the form with information we already know the visitor.  The other thing is the JS is populate our hidden fields with the values of query string.  We started to do this before I had a cloud component that eliminates the need for JS custom.  You can use Form Population App to do all that for you.
• How do you use Eloqua cookies at the same time to send the form of Adwords?
  • I'm not 100% sure I know what you're asking here, but my answer to the previous question can also respond to this one.  Data search Web first checks the Eloqua cookie to retrieve your email address, and then it uses this email address to search for your Contact field values and pre-fill the form.
• You dynamically change the landing page?
  • We're not changing dynamically the landing page.  Usually, a visitor to click through to an Eloqua email or visit a page PURL.  Dynamically present the offer page based on the value of the query string for "elqoffer."  Looking for an application Cloud released in the coming days that will allow you to place the dynamic content on this initial landing page based on your cookie.

The way we structure our campaigns is based on the balance between reporting requirements while maintaining their operational efficiency.  For example, we do want to create a new campaign for each offer that we have.  That would quickly overwhelm our team.  For 2013, we have created 3 campaigns:

1 research

2. 3rd party Emails

3 display ads

Each of these campaigns have only 1 formula on it (one for research, one for email and display ads).  Each offer has its own landing page (see screenshot below).  The campaign of the report combined with the data of the form layout give us the requirements we need to understand what is working and what is not.

TIP: If you have custom data objects, you can also consider creating one that seizes all shipments form for each of your forms in 1 place.  This way, you need only 1 set of data instead of individual export for each form of export.

Example of a search campaign:



• What groups safety and licensing for developers and the bulk API?

  I am currently working on the API integration in bulk of our SaaS product to Eloqua customer instance.  General requirements include read a list of contact lists and then adding/setting day of Contacts in a list.  They sent us a list of groups of security and licensing options and asked us to the API user account and a user account temporary developer/Tester (check that data arrives intact in Eloqua).  Here's what I assumed from documentation and the discussions here, but someone can tell me if this is correct?

  User of the API (permanent)

  Required permissions: "Everyone," "Users of the API," "user - Marketing base" (to access Contacts or 'Advanced users - Marketing' if "custom objects" access?)

  License: no

  Temporary interactive user to developer/Tester

  Required permissions: "Everyone", "Basic Marketing - users" (and, possibly, 'Advanced users - Marketing' if "custom objects" access?)

  License: Eloqua Marketing Platform

  The other element that I see referenced in the code examples is the specifier "site" or "instance".  What format does it take, and where I can tell the client to search for it in their console Eloqua?

  Thank you

  Richard

  Hi Richard,

  Let's simplify things a bit...

  For the use of the API (one of them!), you should have User API and Marketing advanced - users.  This warranty covers the basics.

  Licensing should only come into play for things as endpoints to deliver.

  Until the 'site' or 'instance', it is the simple name of the company and is when the user connects to Eloqua.

  

  Hope that helps!

• Is investigated for inactive contacts a good idea?

  Hi all

  I tried to think of other ways to clean up the data in our contact inactive campaigns, and I was wondering if anyone had some stories of success/failure on the use of surveys. If so, please provide details. Ideally, I wanted to do something very simple along the lines of, "you're not the right person? "Does not the good product?" and "I already bought" incorporated in the body of the email and they would click comes from there.

  If he ends up by not being is not an option as possible or efficient, I don't want to waste time trying to choose which survey provider would be the best and to put questions, etc., through our marketing communications department.  I saw another Eloqua channel where someone thought hypothetically investigations would not work, but I'm looking for a practical example, where it has been tested.

  Thank you very much for your help!

  I have seen that generally surveys do not perform that well, compared to other types of content, regardless of the audience. That said, to answer your question in the word: No.

  I like the idea of offering a piece of content that has really good - made useless to create something new, just take a look at the latest books white/videos, etc., which have done well among your other piled up and offer. There is a great case study, you can read about a campaign to re-engage the Eloqua marketing team has done some time here: How are you doing your sluggish contacts?

• Certification of "Eloqua Oracle and Oracle Content Marketing Cloud Service 2013 pre-sales specialist"?

  Hello

  I want to know I want to take the exam of Eloqua Oracle and Oracle Content Cloud Service 2013 Marketing Specialist pre-sales.
  Currently, I'm taking classes, unable to find the page where I can go for the certification exam.

  Any suggestions?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  You should be able to access through this link: http://ilearning.oracle.com/ilearn/en/learner/jsp/offering_details_home.jsp?classid=1371508648

  I was able to retrieve it by visiting this page, which has little more context that may be useful: Service of Cloud Marketing Oracle Eloqua specialization criteria

  Please like and mark as helpful if you find it useful.

  Joseph

• Creating activities of Marketing in Eloqua 10 via API

  There are currently (or planned) a way to use the API to add marketing to a contact of Eloqua?  If so, is it true for "known" (e.g., where there is a known email address) as well as unknown contacts/leads in Eloqua?

  Hi Michael,

  There are no immediate plans to add to the REST API marketing activities; However, there is work undertaken to support the activities of non-Eloqua (user-defined) in a later version (later this year / possibly in early 2013).

  Thank you

  Fred

• Integration Hub - Eloqua of marketing data warehouse need?

  We believe that in the heart of Eloqua real company, it is often necessary to embrace existing platforms and architecture, there is great need for marketing middleware, meeting between IT and Marketing systems.

  Thus, we have developed the integration Marketing CleverTouch Hub, allowing users of Eloqua dynamically integrate their data warehouse and the existing COMPUTER infrastructure.

  Is there a requirement for such a product, providing business space?

  To date, we were delighted with enthusiasm of Eloqua and support, the company real thought, but we would like to get comments from the end-user and community partners also.

  http://bit.LY/gfbEiI

  YES!  Something is needed to fill this gap in enterprise-class reports.  Please tell us more.

• In the modern world today's Marketing, how can stand out you as a certified Eloqua "newbie"?

  I really, really like Ahmad Eytan' discussion Eloqua wages & experience that it highlights the challenges facing modern Marketing organizations trying to hire the right person with the right skills AND experience to make a fairly immediate impact. He had me looking back at the time--way, way back - when I started as a Consultant Marketing Automation for Astadia, knowing very little about Eloqua, but with a strong background in marketing database, marketing communication, the customer service and sales soft (Yes, I wrote 'soft', 'social' as 'social' not has not been invented yet--at least not online social).

  It started with a five-day immersion in Eloqua and then plunges us straight on working alongside our practice for missions of client Manager. We have rapidly graduated (or been thanked) at the main customer commitments ourselves. I learned so much, so much--more than I want to go right now and not roughly Eloqua - but the fact is, it took that I immerse myself in the experience (at least what I demanded of me).

  Thus, in modern today Marketing environment, accompanied by a certificate of the Eloqua University a topical... (A small side bar here...) I would like to go on record as saying that I like very much the value of the Eloqua University and although there could be some improvements, it's never been marketed as ' all you need to do is get these certifications to earn 6 figures - unfortunately, that the fault is on the people who chose to be known this way after being certified). .

  Well, back to the modern Marketing of today environment - after reviewing of Eytan, stimulating discussion - how can a 'newbie' certified Eloqua stand out?

  NOTE: my definition of a "certified Eloqua newbie" is a person who now works for a client of Eloqua that met certification requirements Eloqua University but has little experience 'real world' in the execution of Eloqua. I am open to changes to this definition.

  There are many things that you ("you" now refers to all beginners Eloqua certified) can do... Based on my own Type A self admitted trends of OCD, I think that we need a plan for success. As in "you build your own plan for success of"how to become a superhero Eloqua".» Top priority? A mindset 'always learning' - and perhaps total immersion - to the point where a day's work does not stop at 17:00 (or it is sufficient to say, your "day" job ends then, but your mindset 'always learning' and then goes into action and work into the night, creation/copy of key marketing use cases and work to solve for them in Eloqua).

  I'm not giving any secrets when I share away this is how I did it - and it was not easy, but if it was - come on, everyone, say it with me - If that were the case, then everyone would be doing... And today, it's even easier then way, way back in my day - because today, you have the most amazing resource at your fingertips - Topliners. You get to pick the brains of some of the biggest space - leaders thought to those running require centers everywhere in the world and everyone in between - all with a few clicks on your keyboard.

  I have complete empathy for you - I have been there and done this-- but an attitude "I want it all and I want it now" you will be pain if you try to increase your career from the only certifications. You need to do more. Perhaps, more is to create your own plan for success to emerge. Maybe it is something different, but in all cases, take what you have learned in Eloqua University and ON BUILD IT! This is an incredible Foundation to succeed - OPPORTUNITY TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE TO A POSSIBLY CHANGE! You know now that you're not deceive everyone being certified Eloqua newbie - it, that is, certified, helps a LOT - but you've learned to preach by example. And again, you are not alone in the construction of your walk - you have all of the Topliners community at your fingertips!

  So, my friends Topliners, what other words of advice can add you to my rantings? How can we help many newbies Eloqua certified in our community and we hope to reach those outside it--to become the next superhero of the modern Marketing world? Or the less than non-so-desirable-to-hirable as a short term goal?

  As always, I look forward to your comments! See you soon!

  Oh, did you raise many good points. Not to take us off-topic, but I could rant all day on Eloqua consulting firms, which let employees at low altitude (Eloqua skill-wise) loose on customer projects. It just not fair for the employee or customer. There was a company that does this for me, a few years ago, and since then dozens of people asked me to their subject for reference.  Needless to say, they have never get a good me and probably lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in projects because of this. Not worth it in the long run to cut corners.

  Back to the question at hand...

  You really hit the nail on the head in many ways. Really it comes down to one thing: work. There are no shortcuts. Always continue to learn. Embrace every challenge Eloqua you can and never say never.  Never be afraid to err by asking something "stupid", or "stupid looking. I remember several times that I submitted Eloqua support tickets or tickets to other providers related to things that I was convinced were bugs/key issues. Turned out to be my mistake. But that's ok. You brush, straighten and learn from them.

  And finally, be modest.  You will never know everything about Eloqua. Be willing to learn from others, knowing that there may actually be a better way to do something that you spent a few days or weeks working on.

• I deleted the icon of calendar by mistake and I don't know how to save her. The application works in the background, but I have no icon on the screen.

  I have a revolution with Firefox OS version GeeksPhone: 1.3.0.0 - prerelease. The default calendar app, I searched on the market, but I have not found it.
  I slipped between screens, but there is no calendar icon. It seems if I search "Calendar" in the section "research" of the first screen but I can't go out of the section "research".

  Thank you

  Hi Flops,

  You should not be able to remove an application from system like the calendar in the same way that users can remove applications downloaded on the market.

  After reviewing the information you provided, we believe that the best way to solve this problem would be to reset your device.

  Warning: Resetting your phone will remove all data stored on the device, including applications, data from the calendar, e-mail accounts and settings.

  To reset the device, follow these instructions:

  1. Open the

     

     Application settings .

  2. Press the button of device information .
  3. Press the button more information .
  4. Press the button reset the phone .
  5. Press OK to reset your device.

  You can also contact support directly Geeksphone channels so that they can consider whether there is a device-specific problem with their phones of revolution.

  We hope that this problem fixed the problem you had. Please report to us if this helped!

  -Ralph

• Can I synchronize my contacts with hotmail, like calendar

  Just like the SNYC with Hotmail calendar feature I want to synchronize my contacts with Hotmail, so that I have all of my information in one place. Is this possible? Import contacts form the SIM is a long tedious method and has a limited capacity.
  Concerning
  Ravindra Bhat

  Apparently, this feature is already implemented in v1.1 .
  You should expect that your manufacturer of device supports this version or use fastboot to install yourself.

  For now, I use vcardin on the market to import contacts to vcard (s) on a memory card.

• Why my Alcatel ONE TOUCH FIRE cannot access market?

  I typed the App from the market. However, I could not access the market.

  Hello

  Please contact the Mozilla Support! After reviewing the information you provided, we believe that the best way to solve this problem would be to reset your device.

  Warning: Resetting your phone will remove all data stored on the device, including applications, data from the calendar, e-mail accounts and settings.

  To reset the device, follow these instructions:

  1. Open the settings application.
  2. Press the button of device information.
  3. Press the button more than information.
  4. Press the Reset button.
  5. Press OK to continue or Cancel to cancel.

  We hope that this problem fixed the problem you had. Please report to us if this helped!

  Thank you!

• Accelerated release of Firefox calendar is at the origin of the compatibility issues with our intranet applications - where can I find the terms of this annex, including the end of support dates?

  We are a University use an updated internal development of e-Learning applications which makes use of a framework rich client (ZK - www.zkoss.org). For reasons of compatibility with this application, as well as other general factors, we have standardized on FF 3.6 browser for all our desktop computers. Normally, we will review our browser selection once a year and make the changes/updates to compatibility level for 3 rd-party libraries we use and our own code, in order to address new developments in the browser market.

  However the FF of the new policy of difficult liberation our lives check. FF 6 came out just months after 5 FF. We perform an upgrade, we have to do a systematic series of tests, settings, changes etc. regression tests. The cost is not possible for us to do this every 3 months! So please can anyone point us to a clear release plan for FF that shows, for each version:

  a. Release date
  b. End-of-support date
  c. Release notes
  d. Compatibility in terms of HTML and Javascript/ECMAScript versions.
  

  https://wiki.Mozilla.org/RapidRelease/calendar
  
  https://wiki.Mozilla.org/releases

  New versions are will be released every 6 weeks, so until Mozilla announced they will do than support for a LTS version for business 'customers', you guys left to swing in the breeze as well as to be able to plan for the future with Firefox. I think that as long as the said decision is taken, support for Firefox 3.6 versions will continue. A 3.6.22 release is under development right now, probably for immediate release next week.

  As far as the end of support dates, as each new version is the version support ends for the previous version, with the exception of 3.6.x. currently Firefox 3.6.x and 6.0.x are the only versions that receive security updates. Firefox 4.0 and 5.0 is not 'supported' any longer.