Get the Most Out of Scoring in Marketing Cloud Next
After you configure and publish a scoring model, add scoring to your lead and contact
pages, share scores with your sales team, and use scores to build segments and create targeted
content.
Required Editions
Scoring on people objects is available in: Salesforce Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Growth or Advanced Edition
Scoring on the Account object is available in: Salesforce Enterprise
and Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Advanced Edition
Add a Scoring Component to a Record Page
An admin can add the Data Cloud Profile Insights component to lead and contact record pages
in the Lightning App Builder. Add the component for each score that you want to display:
Overall Marketing Score, Marketing Engagement Score, and Marketing Fit Score. See Page Customization in Marketing Cloud Next. The scoring component isn't available for account record pages.
Share Scores with Your Sales Team
After you make scoring components available, let your sales team know. Sales teams can use
lead scores to help decide which leads are the most likely to convert and which have the
highest potential value.
Use Scores to Create Segments
Target audiences more precisely by including scores in your marketing segments. For
example, create a segment of people you know are likely to engage with your content, and
target them with specific content. You can also use scores to target people who aren’t
engaged but are a good fit for your business. Send them content to encourage engagement,
such as a promo code or special event invite. See Target Audiences.
Use Account Scoring Rules
To segment contacts who match your account scoring rules, create a Data 360 segment based on the Unified
Individual that uses the account score as a part of the segment criteria.
To use the account score in personalization or flows, configure and use a data graph.
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