Weiyu Marketing Management
Overview
Marketing Management is designed for marketing, operations, and growth service teams. It delivers an integrated growth workflow of "channel aggregation + campaign outreach + lead conversion + data review", helping enterprises turn fragmented social and private-domain activities into executable, trackable, and continuously optimizable growth operations.
The module covers the full journey from acquisition to conversion: it unifies traffic intake across channels, applies segmentation and automation for precision outreach, and uses dashboards and reports to improve campaign performance over time.
Objectives
- Unify channel operations: Connect websites, social media, IM, landing pages, and events into one lead intake system.
- Improve conversion efficiency: Shorten the path from lead capture to deal through automation and structured follow-up.
- Reduce operating cost: Replace repetitive manual work with reusable templates and workflow automation.
- Make growth measurable: Build a closed-loop review based on impressions, clicks, leads, conversion, and retention.
Core Capabilities
1) Omni-channel lead acquisition
- Unified lead intake: Collect leads from forms, social DMs, QR campaign pages, and service conversations.
- Automatic source attribution: Track channel, campaign, content asset, and keyword for attribution analysis.
2) Campaign orchestration and outreach
- Campaign setup: Create campaigns for acquisition, activation, conversion, and re-engagement with clear goals and schedules.
- Content templates: Manage message/content templates to ensure consistent communication across channels.
- Scheduled and batched delivery: Send by time window and audience groups to reduce user disturbance.
3) Audience tagging and segmentation
- Tag system: Label users by source, industry, behavior, interests, and lifecycle stage.
- Dynamic segmentation: Auto-update segments based on user actions (visit, click, consult, purchase).
- Differentiated operations: Apply distinct messaging and cadence per segment to improve response rates.
4) Marketing automation workflows
- Journey builder: Configure flows with "trigger → action → branch logic → conversion goal".
- Event-based triggers: Launch follow-up actions from events such as signup, lead submit, consult, purchase, or inactivity.
- Cross-team handoff: Route high-intent leads automatically to sales or service teams for rapid follow-up.
5) Lead conversion and CRM handoff
- Lead scoring: Rank leads by engagement, intent, and interaction depth.
- Seamless CRM sync: Convert qualified leads into CRM customers/opportunities with minimal duplicate entry.
- Traceable process: Keep full history of outreach, status transitions, and follow-up actions.
6) Dashboards and reporting (examples)
- Traffic metrics: Impressions, visits, CTR, channel cost, CAC.
- Lead metrics: Lead volume, lead rate, qualified lead rate, response timeliness.
- Conversion metrics: Opportunity conversion, win rate, conversion cycle, repurchase rate, campaign ROI.
7) Permissions and compliance
- Role-based access for admin, marketing manager, operator, sales, and service staff.
- Audit-ready logs for campaign settings, delivery records, and consent/authorization status.
Typical Workflow
- Define campaign objective (acquisition/activation/conversion/re-engagement) and target audience
- Configure channels and assets, then build templates and landing pages
- Launch campaigns and unify lead intake with source/behavior tracking
- Run automation journeys based on tags and behavior signals
- Assign high-intent leads to sales/service for deal progression
- Review dashboard performance and iterate the next campaign cycle
Common Use Cases
- New product launch: Reach multi-channel audiences and capture early adopters quickly.
- Dormant user reactivation: Execute segmented win-back strategies to improve activity and repurchase.
- Private-domain growth: Run fine-grained lifecycle messaging for higher long-term value.
- Service-to-sales collaboration: Convert customer service conversations into structured growth opportunities.
Domestic & Global Social Channels (Supplement)
To help teams quickly execute channel onboarding, lead intake, and automated outreach, the platform supports grouped channel integration for domestic and global social ecosystems:
- Domestic mainstream channels: WeCom, WeChat Customer Service, WeChat Official Account, Mini Program, Douyin, Xiaohongshu (RED), Weibo, Kuaishou, DingTalk, Feishu
- Global mainstream channels: WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Telegram, Line, Email, Discord
You can combine channels by campaign type (acquisition, activation, conversion, re-engagement), then evaluate performance under unified attribution dimensions such as campaign and lead source.
Strategy Templates (examples)
To make campaigns repeatable and measurable, the system supports reusable strategy templates:
- Acquisition campaigns: Welcome packs, registration incentives, joint-channel promotion.
- Key metrics: impressions, clicks, lead rate, first-order conversion.
- Lead nurturing campaigns: Content subscriptions, knowledge delivery, milestone reminders.
- Key metrics: open rate, engagement rate, lead-to-opportunity conversion.
- Deal acceleration campaigns: Limited-time offers, dedicated advisor follow-up, intent-based reminders.
- Key metrics: win rate, average order value, conversion cycle.
- Retention and repurchase campaigns: Member care, renewal reminders, referral incentives.
- Key metrics: repurchase rate, churn rate, lifetime value (LTV).
- Re-engagement campaigns: Inactive-user wake-up and churn-risk intervention.
- Key metrics: reactivation rate, secondary activity rate, post-reactivation conversion.
Evaluation Dimensions (examples)
Marketing management can be evaluated across five dimensions: traffic, leads, conversion, value, and efficiency.
- Traffic quality: Stability of inbound traffic and audience fit.
- Lead quality: Lead completeness and qualified-lead ratio.
- Conversion efficiency: Efficiency and loss points from lead to opportunity to deal.
- Customer value: New customer contribution, repurchase contribution, and LTV trend.
- Operational efficiency: Automation coverage, output per operator, and cost-to-return ratio.
Weiyu Marketing Management builds a sustainable growth loop through omni-channel acquisition, automated outreach, lead conversion, and performance review—making growth more precise, conversion more efficient, and operations more measurable.