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  1. 0:07by this here sign-up for discounts did
  2. 0:11we mention discounts
  3. 0:12why aren't you signing up CMAs targeted
  4. 0:14at here here's another one look over
  5. 0:17here up here now down here this is not
  6. 0:20your optimal marketing strategy but what
  7. 0:23if you had Salesforce with Salesforce
  8. 0:26you blazed trails with one platform for
  9. 0:28one connected customer experience taking
  10. 0:31customers on the one-to-one journeys
  11. 0:32they choose your marketing team is
  12. 0:35smarter and more predictive about each
  13. 0:37customer with an intelligent platform
  14. 0:39integrating marketing sales service and
  15. 0:42commerce a collaborative CRM with the
  16. 0:46tools and data to make recommendations
  17. 0:48based on past purchases or help solve
  18. 0:51issues your customers may have had with
  19. 0:52certain products like shipping a new
  20. 0:55jacket quickly you can drive engagement
  21. 0:59through custom communities and connect
  22. 1:03with your customers through any device
  23. 1:04on any channel
  24. 1:07from social media to your connected
  25. 1:11products gathering key insights to
  26. 1:14strengthen your relationship with each
  27. 1:16customer at every stage even the
  28. 1:20businesses you're marking to easily
  29. 1:22adjusting campaigns to help drive leads
  30. 1:24and pipeline all while you get a
  31. 1:27complete view of your customer data to
  32. 1:29optimize your marketing strategy right
  33. 1:31from your phone discover one platform
  34. 1:36for one connected customer experience
  35. 1:39with Salesforce alright good afternoon
  36. 1:44Toronto you guys have a fantastic day
  37. 1:47awesome awesome well welcome to
  38. 1:49Salesforce for marketing the smartest
  39. 1:51CRM for one-to-one customer journeys I'm
  40. 1:54sherry Khan VP product marketing for the
  41. 1:55marketing cloud and for the next 40
  42. 1:57minutes I'm going to talk to you about a
  43. 1:59few things first how the marketing cloud
  44. 2:01is more integrated than ever with the
  45. 2:03rest of the customer success platform
  46. 2:04second we're going to talk about our
  47. 2:07latest acquisition crux a leading data
  48. 2:09management platform and how that's going
  49. 2:10to help marketers extend their reach and
  50. 2:12most importantly we have three amazing
  51. 2:15brands that we're gonna talk about and
  52. 2:17how they're using Salesforce to connect
  53. 2:19with their customers in entirely new
  54. 2:21ways but first I need to remind you
  55. 2:26please Oh back thank you please do not
  56. 2:30make any investments other than based on
  57. 2:33anything other than what is currently
  58. 2:34available if you would like to read this
  59. 2:36fine print you can find it on our
  60. 2:38website so thank you all right how many
  61. 2:41marketers do we have in the room raise
  62. 2:43your hand
  63. 2:44you're marketer awesome almost everybody
  64. 2:47cool could we please go back thank you
  65. 2:55okay so all you marketers again most of
  66. 2:58your marketers in the room you know that
  67. 3:00marketing continues to evolve
  68. 3:01all right you no longer have to rely
  69. 3:03solely on broadcast marketing sending
  70. 3:06the same message to everyone to a huge
  71. 3:08audience and having no idea who you're
  72. 3:10reaching with the advent of digital
  73. 3:12marketing whether you're a small cost a
  74. 3:15small company an enterprise b2b b2c you
  75. 3:18can say
  76. 3:19different messages to different groups
  77. 3:20of customers and be way more targeted in
  78. 3:22what you're doing but now in today's
  79. 3:25world you can actually create one-to-one
  80. 3:27customer journeys and journeys that
  81. 3:29transcend marketing that go across the
  82. 3:31entire customer experience by marketing
  83. 3:33sales service in every digital and live
  84. 3:36touch point so that's the Nirvana
  85. 3:40right how do I create a great connected
  86. 3:42customer experience you marketers all
  87. 3:44know now you're competing on customer
  88. 3:46experience we had a custom one shaking
  89. 3:49their head yes we had a customer this
  90. 3:50morning we were talking to and she
  91. 3:52talked about how customer experiences
  92. 3:53her strategic imperative for her company
  93. 3:56I'm getting a lot of nodding right but
  94. 3:58the challenge is how do you actually go
  95. 4:00about doing that
  96. 4:01so marquee marketers know you need to
  97. 4:03but seventy-seven percent of customers
  98. 4:05say they're not engaged with the
  99. 4:07companies they do business with and we
  100. 4:09talk to marketers about why that is
  101. 4:11they say I'm challenged because I've got
  102. 4:14data sitting in different systems that
  103. 4:16I'm not able to leverage I've got
  104. 4:18different departments that are siloed
  105. 4:20marketing sales service are not working
  106. 4:22together and even within marketing I've
  107. 4:24got different channels doing different
  108. 4:26things sending different messages to the
  109. 4:27same customer and confusing them but we
  110. 4:30all know there's some great brands out
  111. 4:32there doing amazing things in delivering
  112. 4:34customer experience which is why all of
  113. 4:35you as consumer your expectations are
  114. 4:37for this great experience right
  115. 4:39companies like Philips and uber and
  116. 4:41Fitbit and Amazon and these companies
  117. 4:45all have two big things in common first
  118. 4:49they're all putting the customer at the
  119. 4:51center of absolutely everything that
  120. 4:53they do and second they're all using the
  121. 4:55Salesforce customers success platform
  122. 4:57wall-to-wall so with the intelligent
  123. 5:00customer success platform they're able
  124. 5:03to unify their business and unify those
  125. 5:04departments to deliver that one
  126. 5:06connected experience they're able to
  127. 5:10leverage data assisting sitting in
  128. 5:11different systems all on the contact
  129. 5:14record so that you can leverage all that
  130. 5:15data through machine learning and
  131. 5:17artificial intelligence really Drive
  132. 5:19personalized interactions they're able
  133. 5:21to connect every channel and every
  134. 5:23device all on the same platform and
  135. 5:25helping marketers be more nimble and
  136. 5:28work more quickly to create this great
  137. 5:30experience
  138. 5:32so now marketers I mentioned the
  139. 5:35customer experience it's not just
  140. 5:36marketing it's really about every
  141. 5:37touchpoint but you marketers in the room
  142. 5:39you're playing a very special role here
  143. 5:41right
  144. 5:42you're the ones helping to drive
  145. 5:44customers through that entire customer
  146. 5:45lifecycle from awareness and acquisition
  147. 5:48to onboarding engagement and retention
  148. 5:50and advocacy and so our platform as I
  149. 5:52mentioned is a tool through which you
  150. 5:54can help drive the customer through that
  151. 5:56lifecycle so starting with our
  152. 5:58advertising studio this is where you can
  153. 6:01take your known CRM data and do two
  154. 6:04things one target your customers or
  155. 6:06segments of your customers with specific
  156. 6:09offers and messaging so again no more
  157. 6:12broad-based messaging I can target
  158. 6:13specific customers specific groups with
  159. 6:15specific messaging and I can leverage
  160. 6:18that CRM data to take my best customers
  161. 6:21and find look-alike audiences of
  162. 6:23prospects it look like my best customers
  163. 6:25so I know they're likely to buy so now I
  164. 6:27can be super targeted and how I spend my
  165. 6:29advertising dollars for you b2b
  166. 6:32marketers in the room par dot our b2b
  167. 6:34marketing automation solution helps
  168. 6:37marketers built pipeline generate leads
  169. 6:40score leads nurture nurture prospects to
  170. 6:43drive really hot leads to the sales team
  171. 6:45and for the b2c marketers in the room if
  172. 6:47you've got commerce sales forces biggest
  173. 6:50acquisition to date demand where which
  174. 6:51we acquired last summer is a leading
  175. 6:53commerce platform that enables marketers
  176. 6:56to manage in-store and online commerce
  177. 7:02okay email mobile messaging for those of
  178. 7:04you that have been customers for us of
  179. 7:05us for a while know that we are a leader
  180. 7:08in email and mobile messaging allowing
  181. 7:11marketers to send transactional
  182. 7:13triggered promotional emails SMS
  183. 7:16messages push messages group messages
  184. 7:18again all in a one to one personalized
  185. 7:21manner now many of you probably have
  186. 7:25commissioned or sponsored a mobile app
  187. 7:28for your customers as well but I also
  188. 7:30suspect not many of you have actually
  189. 7:31built in tends to be the marketers who
  190. 7:33are funding mobile apps for the
  191. 7:35customers and the IT department of the
  192. 7:37agencies that are building it so you may
  193. 7:39not be aware the Salesforce has a
  194. 7:41leading mobile app development platform
  195. 7:43in Heroku and
  196. 7:46Roku again connected to the customer set
  197. 7:48platform you're able to tie in your
  198. 7:50mobile app with the rest of your
  199. 7:51customer journey same thing goes for IOT
  200. 7:55so connecting across products devices
  201. 7:57apps can do that through the platform as
  202. 8:00well ok another important channel social
  203. 8:03media so with social studio you can
  204. 8:07listen engage and publish relevant
  205. 8:12content to your customers across social
  206. 8:13media and again being part of the
  207. 8:16customer success platform it's not only
  208. 8:18a leading technology to do social media
  209. 8:20marketing it's connected with the recipe
  210. 8:22experience so you can tie in with
  211. 8:25service cloud and do social customer
  212. 8:27care to respond to your customers
  213. 8:29whether they're saying something
  214. 8:30positive or negative in the channel
  215. 8:32through which that they're commenting we
  216. 8:34all know there's a lot of customers
  217. 8:35saying a lot on social media right now
  218. 8:36you can tie in with sales cloud identify
  219. 8:39leads through your social channels send
  220. 8:41them directly to parta to be scored into
  221. 8:42the sales team to follow up with and
  222. 8:44connected through the journey
  223. 8:46builder so you can use social again as a
  224. 8:48channel to orchestrate the the journey
  225. 8:50and connecting with customers on the
  226. 8:52channels through which they want to be
  227. 8:54talked to ok how many people in here
  228. 8:57have a website a company website come on
  229. 9:01all your hands should be going up right
  230. 9:03doesn't everybody have a website and I
  231. 9:05ask you and challenge you what are you
  232. 9:07doing with that website is it a one-way
  233. 9:09conversation or is it a two-way dialogue
  234. 9:10because with communities you can turn
  235. 9:12your website into that not only a
  236. 9:15two-way dialogue between you and your
  237. 9:16customer but also allow your customers
  238. 9:18to engage with each other and so not
  239. 9:21only can they get their questions
  240. 9:22answered by experts within your company
  241. 9:24you can also talk to their peers get
  242. 9:27their questions answered that way get
  243. 9:28get help people want to turn to digital
  244. 9:32channels and people know that you
  245. 9:33probably don't think about this yourself
  246. 9:35in your own life nobody wants to pick up
  247. 9:36the phone anymore to call the 800 Center
  248. 9:38so not only are customers happy
  249. 9:40when you have that that channel
  250. 9:42available to them but you can also
  251. 9:43deflect calls from from the call center
  252. 9:46which brings me to last but not least
  253. 9:48the customer service again of course
  254. 9:50such an important part of the customer
  255. 9:51experience by being connected with the
  256. 9:54marketing cloud you do things like
  257. 9:56suppress marketing from customers who
  258. 9:58have an open service case
  259. 10:00you can do service journey follow-up so
  260. 10:02that after a case is closed you can
  261. 10:03actually reach out to that customer an
  262. 10:04automated fashion see how well did we do
  263. 10:07and guess what if they're not so happy
  264. 10:08you'll know that and have an opportunity
  265. 10:10to have somebody follow up so these are
  266. 10:14all the applications that marketers can
  267. 10:16use to connect that experience across
  268. 10:18marketing sales service all of your
  269. 10:21different touch points and they're all
  270. 10:23built on the our platform that's got
  271. 10:25three key components that were doing a
  272. 10:27lot investment in the first is journey
  273. 10:29management with our journey builder
  274. 10:31product allows marketers to orchestrate
  275. 10:33that journey so based on customer
  276. 10:35behaviors and triggers you can control
  277. 10:37what kinds of messages and what kinds of
  278. 10:39interactions you want to have you can
  279. 10:41also orchestrate it so again you don't
  280. 10:43have different departments going after
  281. 10:45the same customer with millions of
  282. 10:46messages somebody this morning referred
  283. 10:48to it as the air traffic control which I
  284. 10:50thought was a good analogy
  285. 10:51we've got artificial intelligence so if
  286. 10:54you're here this morning for Parker's
  287. 10:55keynote you heard a lot about Einstein
  288. 10:57Rob's gonna show you that in a minute in
  289. 11:00our demo as well but a key part of the
  290. 11:01of the platform to make sure that we're
  291. 11:04leveraging that data to make these
  292. 11:05communications and interactions
  293. 11:07personalized and last but not least data
  294. 11:10management so I mentioned that we
  295. 11:11acquired a leading data management
  296. 11:14platform in a company called crux and
  297. 11:17crux enables or captures I should say
  298. 11:21the billions and trillions of events
  299. 11:24happening on the open web and across
  300. 11:26devices so you can leverage all of that
  301. 11:29data and the artificial intelligence to
  302. 11:32find new audiences for you to go reach
  303. 11:34and do one-to-one ad targeting both for
  304. 11:37known customers as well as unknown
  305. 11:39customers so again drastically expanding
  306. 11:41the reach that you have so that's giving
  307. 11:46you a feel for the Salesforce for
  308. 11:48marketing platform and all that you can
  309. 11:49do I'd love to turn now to start talking
  310. 11:52about some of our amazing customers that
  311. 11:54are using our platform to connect with
  312. 11:56their customers entirely new ways so
  313. 11:58first I would love to welcome Matt
  314. 12:00Latins last at Anzio been practicing
  315. 12:03that the digital marketing manager for
  316. 12:06Weight Watchers now I myself am the
  317. 12:08former Weight Watchers member it's a
  318. 12:09fantastic company two amazing things to
  319. 12:12change people's lives
  320. 12:14and just a start why don't you tell the
  321. 12:16audience here a little bit about Weight
  322. 12:17Watchers and your mission driven company
  323. 12:20hello
  324. 12:22so wait watch was fifty years old we're
  325. 12:24an old company but we've helped millions
  326. 12:26of members really transform their lives
  327. 12:27for the better it changes their
  328. 12:29relationship with food for good I don't
  329. 12:30know if we have any members in the
  330. 12:31audience but you know really does work
  331. 12:34it's not a diet you can eat whatever you
  332. 12:37want we have a smart point system that
  333. 12:39allows you to kind of just track your
  334. 12:40food throughout the day if you want a
  335. 12:41six point breast the chicken or if you
  336. 12:43want an eight point chocolate bar
  337. 12:44whatever you want that's fine right or
  338. 12:46doughnut which is I think next right so
  339. 12:49we're really focused on member
  340. 12:51engagement one of the unique
  341. 12:52propositions with our company is that we
  342. 12:54really encourage the lifetime member
  343. 12:56achievement so once you've reached your
  344. 12:57goal weight it's free you can go to
  345. 12:59meetings every week for free use online
  346. 13:00tools for free and what that does for us
  347. 13:02is build brand advocates that then are
  348. 13:04out there in the world really bringing
  349. 13:05their sisters and their mothers and
  350. 13:06their brothers into the program so and
  351. 13:08not just like that it's a great member
  352. 13:10experience they've been successful and
  353. 13:11they've kept the weight off so that
  354. 13:13definitely makes us unique and so you've
  355. 13:16been a longtime Salesforce marketing
  356. 13:17cloud customer so tell us a bit about
  357. 13:19the products you're using and how are
  358. 13:20you using them sure yeah so I've been in
  359. 13:22Salesforce customer and pass rolls as
  360. 13:24well more of a retail environment for us
  361. 13:26we use the marketing cloud suite so emo
  362. 13:28studio mobile studio journey builder
  363. 13:29advertising studio we do the social
  364. 13:31Facebook export like you mentioned
  365. 13:33earlier so you know we're using for our
  366. 13:36mass communications our general email is
  367. 13:38in the SP we're definitely using the to
  368. 13:39platform but journey builder has changed
  369. 13:41the way we really look at our CRM
  370. 13:43systems we noticed that personalized
  371. 13:45messages huge engagement compared to our
  372. 13:48traditional promo emails anytime we get
  373. 13:50a little bit more personal and have more
  374. 13:52of a kind of a strategic approach of how
  375. 13:54we're contacting people are the
  376. 13:55engagements through the roof in
  377. 13:56comparison we also noticed that it helps
  378. 13:59the onboard so onboarding is a great
  379. 14:01part for most subscription companies if
  380. 14:03you're a retailer it's a little bit
  381. 14:04different but as a subscription model we
  382. 14:05want people to be happy and want them to
  383. 14:07be happy during those first few weeks
  384. 14:08when it's you know they're ultra engaged
  385. 14:10and they're definitely the most
  386. 14:12motivated to kind of lose weight and
  387. 14:13kind of change their lives
  388. 14:14so the onboarding program we using the
  389. 14:17journey about the tours where they've
  390. 14:18really really been successful for yeah
  391. 14:19such an important part of the stage of
  392. 14:21the lifecycle I know when I when I
  393. 14:22talked to customers
  394. 14:24this is often when people say where do
  395. 14:26you start with journeys
  396. 14:27often with onboarding because no matter
  397. 14:29what business you're in somebody buys
  398. 14:30something with you for the first time
  399. 14:32work opens an account or in your in your
  400. 14:34case subscribes to your model they're
  401. 14:36never as engaged as they are then so
  402. 14:37it's an important time to capture them
  403. 14:39so so what kind of impact are you seeing
  404. 14:42so depending on every journey is
  405. 14:43different and every company has
  406. 14:44different metrics as I mentioned earlier
  407. 14:46we compare all of our journey campaigns
  408. 14:48through our promo campaigns and we've
  409. 14:49noticed up to a five times lift in
  410. 14:51overall engagement that's open click and
  411. 14:53conversion rate so that's obviously
  412. 14:56that's we're really thrilled opposed and
  413. 14:58it's it's just an example that you know
  414. 15:01being more personal works and we're
  415. 15:03gonna continue to you know launch more
  416. 15:04journeys in the future excellent
  417. 15:06tell us a little bit more about what the
  418. 15:08future holds for weight watchers you
  419. 15:09know as a company we're really focused
  420. 15:11on memory agent you know one of the
  421. 15:12things we found we can bring in your
  422. 15:14recruits all the time but if they don't
  423. 15:15stay and if they're not happy it's not a
  424. 15:17sustainable model so we really strive to
  425. 15:19have more member engagement touch points
  426. 15:21whether that's through great content
  427. 15:22personalized content so you know if
  428. 15:24you're struggling with a certain
  429. 15:25challenge or a certain obstacle
  430. 15:27identifying those obstacles helping them
  431. 15:29overcome that I kind of stopping lack of
  432. 15:32engagement before it happens so if
  433. 15:34anybody's trying to weight loss program
  434. 15:35any weight loss program even a diet or
  435. 15:37anything you'll notice there is that
  436. 15:38tipping point right where you start to
  437. 15:39kind of shaky on the edge and you maybe
  438. 15:41you will fall off trying to identify
  439. 15:43those points before they cancel and it's
  440. 15:46a win-win like you know we want the
  441. 15:47member to be retained and we want them
  442. 15:48to be successful so identifying those
  443. 15:50points and acting on it it's really
  444. 15:52important to us so that's awesome
  445. 15:54thank you Matt what a wonderful story
  446. 15:56thank you very much
  447. 15:57Weight Watchers is such an amazing brand
  448. 15:59I really admire what they're doing and
  449. 16:02so now we want to share two more
  450. 16:04examples with you and show you how these
  451. 16:06great brands are using Salesforce for
  452. 16:08marketing in action and so with that
  453. 16:10let's start with the film for Dunkin
  454. 16:12Donuts Dunkin Donuts is for easy people
  455. 16:22who have busy lives
  456. 16:24we're your launch pad in the more
  457. 16:30any walk of life in any part of this
  458. 16:33country can appreciate our beverages and
  459. 16:35our food America really runs on Dunkin
  460. 16:38and we fuel people's lives
  461. 16:40Duncan's a company that's been built for
  462. 16:4266 years on brick-and-mortar locations
  463. 16:45and you come in you're greeted with a
  464. 16:47smile your order is prepared quickly and
  465. 16:49accurately and you're off and we have
  466. 16:51helped you start your day but as the
  467. 16:53world is changing and evolving how do we
  468. 16:55make the guest experience better
  469. 16:57that's what Salesforce is helping us
  470. 16:58deliver
  471. 17:01[Music]
  472. 17:06the expectations of our guests are
  473. 17:08greater than they've ever been if we're
  474. 17:11not delivering on that they're gonna go
  475. 17:13somewhere else that will we need to know
  476. 17:15what our consumers want before even they
  477. 17:18know that they wanted and technology is
  478. 17:20a huge part of our guests communication
  479. 17:24we want to make sure we communicate with
  480. 17:27our guests the way they want to be
  481. 17:28communicated with speed is the essence
  482. 17:32of the Duncan brand we allow consumers
  483. 17:34to order on their phone
  484. 17:36pick it up in store and avoid the line
  485. 17:40but we have to build a very focused
  486. 17:44personalized one-to-one journey with our
  487. 17:46consumers a way to reach them with the
  488. 17:50right offer at the right time at the
  489. 17:51right place
  490. 17:52Salesforce helps us deliver that we've
  491. 17:55been doing personalization since the day
  492. 17:57we opened we've taken that
  493. 17:59personalization that we've been doing
  494. 18:00for 66 years and now brought it into the
  495. 18:03digital guests experience it's a
  496. 18:05different level of service that they
  497. 18:07haven't experienced in the past one of
  498. 18:11the great benefits of Salesforce is the
  499. 18:14ability to run the business from your
  500. 18:15phone to act and be quick to meet the
  501. 18:18needs of our guests when we build
  502. 18:20technology and deploy it it's it's scale
  503. 18:22Salesforce is a tool that allows us to
  504. 18:25develop working across the marketing IT
  505. 18:28and Operations teams
  506. 18:30we want to be a trailblazer as we think
  507. 18:33about what are new things we can do
  508. 18:35Salesforce continues to evolve with us
  509. 18:38and continues to anticipate needs new
  510. 18:41ways to engage our consumers new ways to
  511. 18:43reach our guests that's the type of
  512. 18:45partnership that we really need we now
  513. 18:48have this platform that is the biggest
  514. 18:50transformation to our operations since
  515. 18:52we punched a hole in the wall and call
  516. 18:54it a drive through our brand appeals
  517. 18:57across multiple generations the fact
  518. 19:00that we're driven on speed and
  519. 19:03convenience allows people to get time
  520. 19:05back and there's nothing at the end of
  521. 19:07the day that's more important than
  522. 19:09having time so you can get on and get
  523. 19:12back to the things that are really
  524. 19:13important
  525. 19:16[Music]
  526. 19:22again
  527. 19:23another amazing brand and a great story
  528. 19:26and to tell you more about that I'd like
  529. 19:27to welcome my colleague Rob bagg to the
  530. 19:30stage hello everyone Thank You Toronto
  531. 19:34the irony is not lost on me that we are
  532. 19:36following Weight Watchers with Dunkin
  533. 19:38Donuts but we but we asked Matt Hague
  534. 19:41that yesterday he goes you know what you
  535. 19:43can have anything you want on on Weight
  536. 19:44Watchers it's just a matter of points so
  537. 19:46we think it's a it's a good mix and I
  538. 19:48think it kind of all goes together so
  539. 19:49I'm here to talk to you today we're
  540. 19:51gonna do a bit of demos you guys like
  541. 19:52demos we love demos and Salesforce I've
  542. 19:54got our demo team at the back there wait
  543. 19:55for the guys in the DJ booth hey
  544. 19:57everybody and we're going through two
  545. 19:59demos and we're to start today by
  546. 20:00talking about Dunkin Donuts so I'm
  547. 20:04actually I'm a Canadian so I use of
  548. 20:06ubiquity of Tim Hortons if you've ever
  549. 20:09spent time in the eastern half of the
  550. 20:11u.s. you know how ubiquitous Dunkin
  551. 20:13Donuts are so you go to Massachusetts
  552. 20:15you go to Rhode Island you go through
  553. 20:17upstate New York Dunkin Donuts is truly
  554. 20:20a brand that touches every American and
  555. 20:22what's important to them though is
  556. 20:24making that connection across both that
  557. 20:27retail experience into the digital
  558. 20:29experience and they do that using the
  559. 20:31Salesforce platform they have a huge
  560. 20:34amount of volume if you got a scale of
  561. 20:36all those stores hundreds of millions of
  562. 20:38unique emails millions of customers on
  563. 20:41journeys and over 16 million app
  564. 20:43downloads when you think of those
  565. 20:44numbers that's a lot of humans and
  566. 20:46that's all people that they want to make
  567. 20:48a one-to-one connection with we're gonna
  568. 20:50run through the demo a bunch of products
  569. 20:52but I want to talk to talk to you about
  570. 20:54a couple that they're using at
  571. 20:55Salesforce the first one is app cloud
  572. 20:58sherry talked about this at the
  573. 20:59beginning when he was talking about the
  574. 21:01things that marketers use that sometimes
  575. 21:03you don't think of as marketing
  576. 21:04technology right like as marketers we
  577. 21:05think of things like social media
  578. 21:07management applications email marketing
  579. 21:09applications as our core toolset but if
  580. 21:12you think about the power be able to
  581. 21:13create custom apps that are tied to the
  582. 21:15customer success platform that's a lot
  583. 21:18of power for marketers so brands like
  584. 21:20Dunkin use the app cloud to create
  585. 21:22mobile apps to create other types of
  586. 21:24apps to engage their customers maybe
  587. 21:26they're doing loyalty programs maybe
  588. 21:28doing other things around sort of
  589. 21:29helping them find the stores and they
  590. 21:31tell us by using app cloud they're able
  591. 21:33to do it five
  592. 21:34times faster and with half the code than
  593. 21:36they would with other platforms another
  594. 21:38one we're gonna talk to you today about
  595. 21:39and show you is commerce cloud so I
  596. 21:42can't remember for sure he mentioned at
  597. 21:43the beginning but another major
  598. 21:44acquisition for Salesforce last year was
  599. 21:46Demandware which became commerce cloud
  600. 21:47and Demandware and commerce cloud are
  601. 21:49the e-commerce engine that powers
  602. 21:51amazing brands like Duncan so and what's
  603. 21:54really cool about it
  604. 21:55just like Duncan's mission its tying the
  605. 21:57online experience with the offline
  606. 21:59experience so those retail store
  607. 22:01employees are using the same platform in
  608. 22:03the same application that's happening on
  609. 22:05the web we think that's really powerful
  610. 22:06and our customers are telling they're
  611. 22:07getting amazing growth rates from using
  612. 22:09it so with that we're gonna roll up our
  613. 22:11sleeves you ready guys do a bit of demos
  614. 22:13Tim sleeves are always rolled up so
  615. 22:15we're ready to rock and roll and we're
  616. 22:17gonna go in and I'm gonna take the role
  617. 22:18of a Dunkin Donuts marketing employee so
  618. 22:21as a marketing employee at Dunkin Donuts
  619. 22:23I start my day in the marketing cloud
  620. 22:24how many people have here seen the
  621. 22:25marketing cloud before it's okay if you
  622. 22:28haven't that's why we're all here so
  623. 22:30this is the marketing cloud I'm gonna
  624. 22:32orientate to you to it this is the
  625. 22:34product that marketers use to manage all
  626. 22:35their digital marketing programs it does
  627. 22:38things like manage email campaigns
  628. 22:39manage journeys contents mobile
  629. 22:43messaging but today as a marketer we're
  630. 22:46gonna get our start in social media
  631. 22:48marketing and I'm gonna go ahead and and
  632. 22:49go into social studio social studio is
  633. 22:52part of the marketing cloud this is the
  634. 22:54application at Salesforce that our
  635. 22:56customers use to manage their publishing
  636. 22:58on their social channels they're
  637. 22:59managing their social listening so they
  638. 23:02can get brand insights about what's
  639. 23:04going on with their company and brands
  640. 23:05and for companies like Dunkin they're
  641. 23:07also using it as a way that they engage
  642. 23:09with their customers one-to-one so what
  643. 23:11we're seeing here just to orientate you
  644. 23:12on the screen those are these are all
  645. 23:14the posts are coming in some are about
  646. 23:15the brands some are about campaigns and
  647. 23:18some are a little different so if you
  648. 23:20grab this one at the top here our friend
  649. 23:22Ken Adams has moved to the Bay Area if
  650. 23:24you move to the Bay Area it's a little
  651. 23:26bit of a desert with Dunkin Donuts out
  652. 23:27there if you're from the East Coast and
  653. 23:28they're looking for some he's saying you
  654. 23:31know what I missed this since I moved to
  655. 23:32the Baker Bay area but you notice one
  656. 23:34thing about this post in nowhere in this
  657. 23:37post does it mention Dunkin Donuts
  658. 23:39so this is where Einstein comes in so
  659. 23:41sherry talked about it if you had a
  660. 23:42chance to see Parker speak this morning
  661. 23:44he talked about it this is Salesforce's
  662. 23:46Einstein image recognition
  663. 23:47we launched this a dream for us last
  664. 23:49year and it's looking at social posts
  665. 23:51and pulling back that logo in that image
  666. 23:53to display it so Duncan's one of those
  667. 23:55great brands that are super engaging and
  668. 23:57they're gonna go ahead and respond to
  669. 23:59Ken so they can do it right from social
  670. 24:01studio they don't have to hand it off to
  671. 24:02another app and they can respond back
  672. 24:04and say hey Ken great news we got a
  673. 24:06store in the Bay Area
  674. 24:07Ken's probably pretty stoked about that
  675. 24:08and they also suggest that he may want
  676. 24:11to download the mobile app and that can
  677. 24:12keep them up to date what's what's going
  678. 24:13on so Ken we're gonna go over and we're
  679. 24:16to see what Ken sees so I'm back to Ken
  680. 24:17I'm jonesing for that iced coffee and I
  681. 24:20want to get at it so Ken gets that reply
  682. 24:21first of all he's kind of surprised and
  683. 24:24delighted that that happened because
  684. 24:26that sort of brand engagement is what
  685. 24:27really makes fans so he goes ahead he
  686. 24:30downloads that app and when he gets the
  687. 24:32app downloaded onto his phone he does
  688. 24:33the stuff that all of us do every day
  689. 24:35what's a little bit of information in
  690. 24:37his first name maybe he's gonna tell
  691. 24:39them where he lives maybe he's gonna
  692. 24:41give his email address his zip code or a
  693. 24:44postal code depending on where you're
  694. 24:45from and he's gonna get started with his
  695. 24:48Dunkin Donuts app so once he gets out
  696. 24:50that all done it launches the app for
  697. 24:52him and it's a fully fully optimized
  698. 24:55mobile experience so it brings all kinds
  699. 24:57of things together so when Sheree talked
  700. 24:58about the app about app development
  701. 25:00these are the kind of things customers
  702. 25:02but make it attaches to things like
  703. 25:04loyalty that attaches things to payment
  704. 25:06cards but it also is really really
  705. 25:08specific things like helps them find a
  706. 25:10store and maybe give them some menu
  707. 25:11information so now that Ken is part of
  708. 25:14that program what does the marketer do
  709. 25:16next so let's go back over and take a
  710. 25:17look at marketing at Dunkin Donuts so
  711. 25:21we're back over there I'm sitting at my
  712. 25:22desk in Massachusetts that's the best
  713. 25:24way headquarters this Massachusetts for
  714. 25:26Dunkin and they're looking at it and
  715. 25:27this is journey builder so you heard
  716. 25:29sherry talk about this and journey
  717. 25:30builder I just want to get you a little
  718. 25:31sense of what's happening here at
  719. 25:32journey berlet builder this is the
  720. 25:34orchestration engine that customers like
  721. 25:36Duncan use to manage all those digital
  722. 25:38touch points of their customers with
  723. 25:39their customers think of it as you know
  724. 25:41like the the brains behind those digital
  725. 25:44campaigns if I were annotate you on the
  726. 25:45left hand side there you can see all the
  727. 25:48different actions you can do there's the
  728. 25:49ones you expect like send email there's
  729. 25:52other ones like trigger ads it can
  730. 25:54change the flow based on different
  731. 25:56characteristics of those customers and
  732. 25:57their behavior but
  733. 25:59it's really cool is when you go down you
  734. 26:00see things that aren't necessarily
  735. 26:02marketing and it's attached to the rest
  736. 26:03of Salesforce so you can do things like
  737. 26:06create a contact create a lien maybe you
  738. 26:09want to pause some advertising that's
  739. 26:11going on and it's all connected together
  740. 26:12so we our customers think of journeys
  741. 26:14much brought more broadly than just
  742. 26:16marketing so let's see what happens it
  743. 26:18Ken Ken comes in when he comes in
  744. 26:20through the who's signing up for a
  745. 26:21mobile app that's called an entry event
  746. 26:23an entry event from could be all kinds
  747. 26:25of different things maybe you do it
  748. 26:26through a Facebook ad maybe you do it
  749. 26:28through something else in this case it
  750. 26:30was a he came in through the mobile app
  751. 26:32as good marketers what's the first thing
  752. 26:34we do we send him a welcome email how
  753. 26:37many of those do you get when you
  754. 26:37download an app hey everybody thanks for
  755. 26:39joining the app but what's next what do
  756. 26:41you do next
  757. 26:42I was a digital marketer for a long time
  758. 26:45before I came to work at Salesforce and
  759. 26:47back in the day what we did is we either
  760. 26:49looked at stale data so we looked at
  761. 26:51data on what happened in the last six
  762. 26:54months year 18 months 24 months we asked
  763. 26:57the maus cuz maybe she knew better or we
  764. 26:59guessed what the next best step was and
  765. 27:01what we do now with journey builder in
  766. 27:03Salesforce is we let I'm Stein and we
  767. 27:05let the platform tell us what the next
  768. 27:07best step is so let's take a look what
  769. 27:08that looks like and this is called smart
  770. 27:10split and you see the little of clouds
  771. 27:13planetary atom system up there I need a
  772. 27:16better name for the Einstein logo
  773. 27:17someone needs to help me with that tells
  774. 27:19you that Einstein's can determine the
  775. 27:21best path for customers like Ken so it's
  776. 27:24looking at his attributes it's looking
  777. 27:26what he's done on the app it's looking
  778. 27:27what information and in this case it's
  779. 27:29gonna select a path for him in the case
  780. 27:31of Ken the path had selected is to offer
  781. 27:34him a subscription offer so we can go
  782. 27:36ahead and take a look at that and in
  783. 27:38this case we have it pre-built because
  784. 27:40we don't want to keep you for the rest
  785. 27:41of the afternoon and and build a
  786. 27:43campaign lovingly by hand but we can
  787. 27:44take a look at it and it's personalized
  788. 27:47you can drag and drop you can change it
  789. 27:49you can take a preview and see what it
  790. 27:50looks like on mobile and it looks really
  791. 27:52awesome and it's good to go out to Ken
  792. 27:54and customers who look like Ken that fit
  793. 27:56that fit into this journey so we're
  794. 27:58gonna go ahead and execute that and that
  795. 27:59goes off and meanwhile Ken is gonna get
  796. 28:03a message so let's take a look at what
  797. 28:04Ken's gets here so Ken gets the message
  798. 28:06in his inbox here it is from Duncan
  799. 28:08looks great fits the mobile device
  800. 28:10perfectly and you know what he loves
  801. 28:13offer he loves that original blends and
  802. 28:15he wants to subscribe now so he goes
  803. 28:17ahead and clicks that brings him to a
  804. 28:19mobile commerce experience powered by
  805. 28:21Commerce Cloud all within the mobile
  806. 28:23device hasn't had to change anything all
  807. 28:25with the same experience he's had he can
  808. 28:27go ahead and make that subscription
  809. 28:28order all secure and boom he's off to
  810. 28:31the races he's now subscribed to that
  811. 28:32that product so now what did we leave
  812. 28:35him hanging
  813. 28:35did we leave him waiting for that coffee
  814. 28:36its excitedly waiting on his front porch
  815. 28:39for it in this case he's gonna get a
  816. 28:41notification when his orders arrived
  817. 28:43this is push technology from the
  818. 28:44Salesforce marketing cloud this is the
  819. 28:46control center from our iPhone back
  820. 28:47there but he gets a push notification
  821. 28:50tell him his coffee shipments arrived on
  822. 28:53about you I really like coffee if you
  823. 28:55haven't been able to tell you and in
  824. 28:57this case can rush his home to get that
  825. 28:59to get that order so he zooms in rush
  826. 29:01this home to get that order and he wants
  827. 29:04to give some feedback on that order part
  828. 29:06of the mobile app is connecting it to
  829. 29:08communities and community cloud which is
  830. 29:09what sherry talked about because it's
  831. 29:11more you really want to get that
  832. 29:12360-degree conversation happening with
  833. 29:14your customer in this case he could do a
  834. 29:16bunch of things in the community he can
  835. 29:18maybe engage with other coffee lovers he
  836. 29:19can share his experience in this case he
  837. 29:21wants to talk about his order in a
  838. 29:23subscription and he's gonna say he was
  839. 29:24kind of neither satisfied or
  840. 29:26dissatisfied
  841. 29:27of course we're hope he's gonna share
  842. 29:29more reasons why he's gonna go ahead and
  843. 29:31do that and he's gonna share a photo of
  844. 29:33what happened to his order and we're
  845. 29:34thinking a little bit of dramatic flair
  846. 29:35here but as he pulled in the driveway I
  847. 29:38don't know where you live but you know
  848. 29:39sometimes the packages get lift in weird
  849. 29:41places when I pull into my house and he
  850. 29:42crushed his original coffee blends so
  851. 29:44that's not a super awesome experience
  852. 29:46and he's gonna go ahead and share that
  853. 29:47with Duncan meanwhile back at Duncan
  854. 29:51this is being happened by is being
  855. 29:53handled by a team who handles customer
  856. 29:55service inquiries across the board with
  857. 29:57their customers in service cloud so this
  858. 29:59is service cloud have you've ever seen
  859. 30:00it all the cases are coming in from
  860. 30:02different platforms you can see email
  861. 30:04social telephone some people still use
  862. 30:07telephones and you can see Ken at the
  863. 30:09very top and Ken says hey you know what
  864. 30:11I've got a problem here it opens a case
  865. 30:14the case is attached to his customer
  866. 30:16record we see everything we know about
  867. 30:18him we see some suggested articles that
  868. 30:20can help the agent make the right
  869. 30:21decisions in this case the agent knows
  870. 30:23what to do and he's gonna go ahead and
  871. 30:25tell Ken that hey we're super sorry
  872. 30:27we're gonna make sure we get you your
  873. 30:28coffee expedited so you can get it
  874. 30:31brewing and we're gonna throw in a $20
  875. 30:32gift card to make her to make the make
  876. 30:34it feel a better experience that goes
  877. 30:36off to Ken and Ken is so super excited
  878. 30:38about that that he shares that on social
  879. 30:41media with his friends and creates
  880. 30:42advocates and word-of-mouth for Dunkin
  881. 30:45Donuts so with that that's how Duncan
  882. 30:47uses Salesforce marketing cloud to
  883. 30:49create customer experiences and customer
  884. 30:51advocacy we're gonna change gears a
  885. 30:54little and go over and talk about a
  886. 30:56different brand there we go and the next
  887. 31:02company we're gonna talk about is
  888. 31:03Pearson and I'm not talking about the
  889. 31:05airport we're talking about Pearson who
  890. 31:07knows what Pearson is any hands oh I see
  891. 31:10a few Blake it doesn't count because
  892. 31:11you've seen me do this demo before
  893. 31:14Pearson is even if you've never heard of
  894. 31:17Pearson
  895. 31:18I can guarantee you you've used their
  896. 31:20products if you've went to college if
  897. 31:22you went to university if your company
  898. 31:23has a corporate education department you
  899. 31:25have used Pearson Pearson's products so
  900. 31:27our 40,000 people at Pearson who create
  901. 31:30textbooks and education materials for
  902. 31:33other businesses sometimes those
  903. 31:35businesses or universities sometimes
  904. 31:36their school boards sometimes their
  905. 31:38governments and they are a true b2b
  906. 31:41sales organization so as marketers what
  907. 31:43matters to them is creating that
  908. 31:45alignment between sales and marketing
  909. 31:47and there's a few products to do that
  910. 31:48one of the product uses sales cloud and
  911. 31:51I think pretty much all of us here have
  912. 31:52either used sales cloud or seen sales
  913. 31:54cloud at Salesforce that's the market
  914. 31:55leading CRM that helps you manage your
  915. 31:58business but it also uses Part I and
  916. 32:00Part I is the marketing automation
  917. 32:02platform for b2b marketers like like
  918. 32:04Pearson and this really helps them get
  919. 32:06better leads and sink sales and
  920. 32:07marketing they're also using a new
  921. 32:11product that we announced at Dreamforce
  922. 32:12called wave for b2b marketing and that's
  923. 32:14the analytics platform that connects all
  924. 32:16the pieces of the Salesforce platform
  925. 32:17for b2b marketers to get true insight on
  926. 32:20their business but rather than tell you
  927. 32:21about it let's go take a look and show
  928. 32:23you how it works so again I'm having
  929. 32:25lots of jobs today I'm gonna go get my
  930. 32:27marketing job at at Pearson and I'm
  931. 32:30gonna be a marketer at Pearson who
  932. 32:31starts her day or starts his day in
  933. 32:34Salesforce this is Salesforce this is
  934. 32:36the Lightning UI of Salesforce if you
  935. 32:38take a look through it you can see these
  936. 32:39are all the things that are indicating
  937. 32:41business got my events I've got my top
  938. 32:43campaigns just a dashboard and a in a in
  939. 32:46a drumbeat of my business but Einsteins
  940. 32:49here again Einsteins telling me not just
  941. 32:51what's happening but where I need to put
  942. 32:52my attention so as a marketer I love
  943. 32:54arrows that go green and up to the right
  944. 32:56we're all about that in marketing we
  945. 32:57love the up and to the right arrows we
  946. 32:59really don't like down in to the right
  947. 33:01red arrows those are not good arrows so
  948. 33:03I want to understand what's happening
  949. 33:05with that and Einsteins told me to go
  950. 33:06take a look take a look into it I grab
  951. 33:08it I give it a click it opens up b2b
  952. 33:11marketing for being wave for b2b
  953. 33:12marketers dashboard and this is a real
  954. 33:15time dynamic dashboard refreshes as that
  955. 33:18as the data refreshes and in this case
  956. 33:20it tells me all the campaign's that were
  957. 33:22impacting that decline in pipeline I'm
  958. 33:24seeing and it tells me that one of the
  959. 33:26biggest contributors to my campaign was
  960. 33:28the e-learning software campaign last
  961. 33:30year and it tells me the number one lead
  962. 33:33source for that was Google AdWords so if
  963. 33:35I want to turn that red into a green and
  964. 33:37turn it the other direction I want to
  965. 33:39focus on that campaign and I want to use
  966. 33:41Google AdWords to do it so I could call
  967. 33:44a meeting and wait till next Tuesday I
  968. 33:45could try to find people hanging around
  969. 33:47the water cooler but in Salesforce on
  970. 33:49the platform I want to action it
  971. 33:50directly from the spot so I'm gonna go
  972. 33:52ahead and add mention my my marketing
  973. 33:55team I'm gonna ask if they can ramp up
  974. 33:56the Google AdWords I'm also gonna
  975. 33:58mention to the content team that we'd
  976. 34:00love to have some fresh content on that
  977. 34:02and we're gonna go ahead and get that
  978. 34:03rolling so that's happening we're
  979. 34:05feeling good we know the leads are
  980. 34:06coming in now because the Google AdWords
  981. 34:08are going and there's a fresh content
  982. 34:09but I want to see what I do with those
  983. 34:10leads when they come in so let's take
  984. 34:12them hop back over and take a look at
  985. 34:13part on this is part this is the engine
  986. 34:16that drives the marketing automation is
  987. 34:18in sales cloud and in Salesforce and it
  988. 34:20has you know entry events has different
  989. 34:23activities you can do and in this case
  990. 34:25is telling me as people who are coming
  991. 34:26into this campaign that there's a bunch
  992. 34:28of different paths this journey could
  993. 34:29take but there's also a little indicator
  994. 34:31they're telling me that Einstein has
  995. 34:34found something here too it says that as
  996. 34:36people are coming in this campaign some
  997. 34:38of them are dropping off at this spot
  998. 34:39it's not just telling me that they're
  999. 34:41dropping off at this spot it's telling
  1000. 34:43me what to do next
  1001. 34:44it's telling me that I need to run a
  1002. 34:46content optimization test so we're gonna
  1003. 34:48do that and what a content optimization
  1004. 34:49test does it looks at all the different
  1005. 34:52content that's going out in this
  1006. 34:53campaign and tell
  1007. 34:54what the best path for these for these
  1008. 34:57types of prospects and these are b2b
  1009. 34:59prospects oh you these are really
  1010. 35:00valuable and we want to make sure the
  1011. 35:02right content goes out so we're gonna go
  1012. 35:04ahead we're gonna run that and what we
  1013. 35:06see is we see there's actually some
  1014. 35:08stale content there and we went ahead
  1015. 35:09and just updated that so we're feeling
  1016. 35:11pretty good about it it's going we've
  1017. 35:13got things going the leads are coming in
  1018. 35:15they're being optimized correctly but
  1019. 35:16what about the other half
  1020. 35:17where's the sales and our sales and
  1021. 35:19marketing story so now we're gonna hop
  1022. 35:21over and we're going to take the role of
  1023. 35:22sales person over at Pearson so let's go
  1024. 35:25take a look I don't know how many of you
  1025. 35:26are in sales I think we're all in sales
  1026. 35:28at some point or another spec to you in
  1027. 35:29particular if you're in marketing but if
  1028. 35:31you're in sales you live on your mobile
  1029. 35:33device you're in and out of cabs you're
  1030. 35:35in and out of trains your internet of
  1031. 35:37cars your data planes and customers who
  1032. 35:39use the Salesforce app are always mobile
  1033. 35:41first for sales in this case is you
  1034. 35:43don't even have to go into the app the
  1035. 35:45apps gonna go to you with things that
  1036. 35:47you need to act on and in this case
  1037. 35:48parted and the sales cloud has sent an
  1038. 35:51engaged lurch to the customer R to the
  1039. 35:53sales person telling him that Brian
  1040. 35:55Larson from Midvale Community College
  1041. 35:57Midvale Community College is somebody in
  1042. 35:58this reps territory that's really
  1043. 36:00important to him has been assigned to
  1044. 36:02him he's awesome I've been trying to get
  1045. 36:04into Midvale for a while I'm gonna go
  1046. 36:06ahead and click that and take a look at
  1047. 36:07it and this opens the Salesforce one app
  1048. 36:09this is how we run our business at
  1049. 36:11Salesforce we all use the Salesforce one
  1050. 36:12app this is how people like Pearson to
  1051. 36:14do it as well and it tells you things
  1052. 36:16about Bryan we know who he is who he
  1053. 36:18works for we know we do not could we do
  1054. 36:20that in the notification but Einsteins
  1055. 36:22here as well it has a score that telling
  1056. 36:24me he's an 83 out of 100 which in this
  1057. 36:26business tells me it's a good lead so
  1058. 36:28that's great but it also tells me what
  1059. 36:30he's been doing so far Dodd has been
  1060. 36:32tracking what activities he's been doing
  1061. 36:34what content he's downloaded and it
  1062. 36:36looks like he's been pretty active he's
  1063. 36:38been on that landing page that we just
  1064. 36:39updated he's got some white papers I
  1065. 36:41think he's a pretty hot lead I'm gonna
  1066. 36:43want I'm gonna give him a call I'm gonna
  1067. 36:46spare you the call we could roleplay on
  1068. 36:48the call I could call on one of you to
  1069. 36:49come up and do it with me we're not
  1070. 36:50gonna do that we're just gonna do the
  1071. 36:51call and we're gonna tell you that after
  1072. 36:52the call is done it went pretty well
  1073. 36:55but not perfect so while Bryan is ready
  1074. 36:58to go
  1075. 36:58Bryan's boss says that she wants some
  1076. 37:00more information she wants to know more
  1077. 37:02about eLearning
  1078. 37:04before Bryan would have to maybe call
  1079. 37:06marketing or maybe actually through some
  1080. 37:08but he can do it directly through the
  1081. 37:09Salesforce one app you can go ahead and
  1082. 37:11put them on a drip campaign that's gonna
  1083. 37:13get the e-learning content out - to
  1084. 37:16Brian and his boss and they will get it
  1085. 37:19automatically it's gonna happen to the
  1086. 37:20platform so meanwhile that's happening
  1087. 37:22the contents going out there
  1088. 37:23everything's going good about a week
  1089. 37:25later Brian gets some great news all
  1090. 37:28right the rep kiss and bright news
  1091. 37:29Brian's ready to do the deal and he's
  1092. 37:31able to close that deal directly from
  1093. 37:33the Salesforce one out so with that
  1094. 37:35that's how Pearson creates alignment
  1095. 37:38between sales and marketing using the
  1096. 37:39Salesforce platform so with that couple
  1097. 37:42things I want to end with if you like
  1098. 37:44stories like this if you like reading
  1099. 37:47about how other companies are using
  1100. 37:48products and doing things please text
  1101. 37:50five six two three seven and the word
  1102. 37:53guide to five six two three seven and
  1103. 37:55you will get the field marketers guide
  1104. 37:57for Salesforce some really cool stories
  1105. 37:59in there and a lot of fun if you want to
  1106. 38:01meet experts who can show you how this
  1107. 38:03work if you want to get a personalized
  1108. 38:05demo please join us in the lodge just
  1109. 38:08around the corner here with all the nice
  1110. 38:10people who can take you through it and
  1111. 38:11you know what there's still a couple of
  1112. 38:12hours left in the day there's a couple
  1113. 38:13of theater sessions including a couple
  1114. 38:15for me at the end of the day so if you
  1115. 38:16haven't had enough me there's a lot more
  1116. 38:18events to go and also we would love to
  1117. 38:20have you join us at Dreamforce so with
  1118. 38:22that thank you Toronto you've been
  1119. 38:23awesome this week see you next time
  1120. 38:25thanks everyone

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