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Customer-First Marketing: How Optum generated closed contract revenue of $52 for every dollar invested (then reimagined its marketing team for even better results) Session Title KAREN THOMAS-SMITH DANIEL BURSTEIN Vice President, Provider


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Session Title

KAREN THOMAS-SMITH

Vice President, Provider Marketing and Reference Management Optum

Customer-First Marketing: How Optum generated closed contract revenue of $52 for every dollar invested (then reimagined its marketing team for even better results)

DANIEL BURSTEIN

Director of Editorial Content MECLABS

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Karen Thomas-Smith

Vice President, Provider Marketing and Reference Management Optum

Speaker Headshot

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Quick look at the results (as of submission date)

  • Generated closed contract revenue of $52

$52 for

  • r every

ry do doll llar invested (pilot campaign)

  • An integrated campaign that has generated over 6,00

6,000,0 ,000 impressio ions

  • More than 6,50

6,500 do downloads s of gated content

  • More than $19

$19 mill illion in n sale sales s pip pipeli line

  • $6.7

$6.7 mill illio ion in cl closed business

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Transformation on Our Team:

Connecting and serving the health system

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Challenge

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Marketing organization maturity

Sales Engagement

Periodic emails/webcasts Centralized portal Pro-active communication Honest, candid dialog Shared goals and alignment

Effective Provider Marketing

Transformative relationship with

  • ur

clients with shared strategy to improve healthcare Trusted relationship with internal business partners with shared strategy to grow the business

REFERENCES

Few case studies Reference materials Create reference clients Reference relationships Champions

KNOWLEDGE

Product Line of business Market trends and competition Buying behaviors Market insights

MESSAGING

Product Solution Persona By audience type Personalized

MEASUREMENT

Ad-hoc reports Defined processes Automated systems Track results Business Outcomes

MARKETING ACTIVITIES

Events and collateral Entire marketing mix Single touch campaigns Integrated, multi-touch campaigns Client Intimacy

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Why content marketing …

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Why content marketing …

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Why content marketing …

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Step 1: Restructure the team

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Flip the model and the roles

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Align the talent

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Step 2: Build personas

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Step 3: Create high-quality content

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Quality

Patient Access Medical Necessity Reimbursement Financial and Clinical Analytics Population Health Management

Aligned Incentives Providing Care

Clinical Care Coding and Documentation Care Delivery Model

Managing Health

Prepare for Change Optimize Performance Invest New Capital

Patient Satisfaction Cost

Navigating the journey from providing care to managing health

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Client learning and relationships

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Step 4: Reimagine content and design distribution plans

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Game changer campaign

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21 Landing Pages

PRIMARY CONTENT

Banner Ads Blog Series Email Templates Optum.com/PURL

Reimagining content

SUPPLEMENTAL CONTENT

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Content machine

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Step 5: Enable Sales

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True north

LEAD GENERATION AND SALES ACCELERATION

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Results to-date

  • An integrated campaign that has generated over 12,0

12,000,0 ,000 impressio ions

  • More than 10,0

10,000 do downloads s of gated content

  • Results that have sur

surpassed the te team's goals

  • als by

y 250 250%

  • Over $120 million in sales pipeline creation to date
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Takeaways

  • Companies can be high-customer or high-self. You’ve got to

change your lens to be high-customer.

  • Be rogue – try new things, don’t be afraid to fail, buck the

norm.

  • You’ve got to have a true north for your team.
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Thank You

Karen Thomas-Smith

@KThomasSmith