Forcepoint is a human-centric cyber security company aimed at helping enterprise security leaders adapt to the rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape. Together, we developed a sophisticated, multi-faceted digital demand generation engine from the ground up.
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The audience for this Forcepoint program is people in charge of protecting mid-size to large companies. Practitioners hold titles like Solutions or Network Architect, and they work with decision-makers with positions like CISO and CIO. They are highly educated, busy people with a sincere sense of duty – to protect their company from risk.
To cut through we needed a strong idea. The concept was called “clarity”, and featured bisected portraits meant to communicate the “before and after” of cybersecurity – moving from what is unclear and uncertain to what can be seen and protected. It invites the audience to take control of their future in cybersecurity.
Forcepoint wanted to consolidate their presence in market under one creative platform. One idea that would be able to encompass multiple products and add context to Forcepoint’s brand philosophy (stop the bad and free the good) all across the buyer’s journey.
The visual approach features bisected portraits to help communicate that the murky unknown of cybersecurity can become a clear, non-threatening place with Forcepoint’s help. The idea of clarity can meet multiple Forcepoint value propositions and audience needs.
All performance metrics across the campaign were aggregated in a custom-built dashboard that consolidated campaign performance data into views appropriate for different levels of interest (from practitioner-level detailed views to executive summaries).
Powering the campaign was a deep content marketing engine, with assets tailored to support the entire buyer's journey. eBooks provided general information about a given solution, while buyer's guides allowed for more specific competitive comparison. For pre-sale conversations we produced and promoted webcasts, whitepapers and remote consultations. Assets were developed in North America then adapted to EMEA, APAC and LATAM.
To get this message out in front of the audience, our goal was to take a full-funnel approach – generating awareness while pulling potential customers through the funnel to ultimately drive them to lead status. As a result, the campaign focused on wide reaching outlets such as Facebook, LinkedIn, programmatic display, Reddit, and Quora. The campaign also focused on reaching decision makers in the publications they trust most. As a result of the well-rounded media strategy, the Clarity campaign took hold in almost all forms of digital media – banners, social posts, syndicated content, digital takeovers, email and landing pages
A primary Forcepoint competitor was making strategic missteps and angering their customer base. We looked to capitalize on some of the pain points that audience was feeling by adapting the Clarity campaign to address issues like price transparency and a long-term strategic vision. An account-targeted list was used, and respondents were placed into a nurture series and given access to lower-funnel content and sales consultations.
A key account selection list was generated with the Forcepoint sales team, and we created an arm of the Clarity campaign designed to get more specific to customer pain points. This list was comprised of prospects from strategic and named accounts, with sales opportunities exceeding $250K+. Our goal was to stay top of mind with these high-value targeted accounts and position Forcepoint as a leading source of expertise on cybersecurity.
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Forcepoint
Forcepoint is a human-centric cyber security company aimed at helping enterprise security leaders adapt to the rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape. Together, we developed a sophisticated, multi-faceted digital demand generation engine from the ground up.