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Understanding Salesforce Marketing Cloud in 8020CRM

Updated: May 13

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Overview

Salesforce Marketing Cloud is the email and messaging engine behind 8020CRM’s campaigns, automations, and follow-ups. While powerful and feature-rich, most users don’t need to access Marketing Cloud directly - 8020CRM handles the heavy lifting for you.


This guide explains what Marketing Cloud does behind the scenes and how it supports your communication workflows.


Before You Begin

Marketing Cloud access is managed entirely by the 8020CRM team. If you don’t see campaign metrics, contact your Success Manager.


Why It Matters

Marketing Cloud powers:


  • Email and SMS campaigns

  • Drip automations and follow-ups

  • Message templates and dynamic content

  • Campaign performance tracking


You benefit from enterprise-level tools without having to build or maintain anything yourself.


How Marketing Cloud Supports You


1. Campaigns and Drip Automations

8020CRM uses Marketing Cloud to manage follow-up sequences, nurture campaigns, and broadcast communications - based on lead status, campaign source, or appointment outcome.


Examples:


  • “Working” leads receive drip follow-ups

  • No-shows trigger re-engagement emails

  • Dispositions can send buyer alerts


2. Template-Based Messaging

Every email or SMS is built with personalized content blocks using your company branding.


You’ll see this in:


  • Campaign emails

  • Text follow-ups

  • Appointment confirmations


These are built in Marketing Cloud’s Content Builder but deployed through 8020CRM automations.


3. Tracking Engagement

Marketing Cloud tracks:


  • Email open rates

  • Click-through activity

  • Campaign performance by source


These metrics flow into 8020CRM dashboards and influence lead scoring or automation triggers.


No Setup Required

You don’t need to:


  • Log into Marketing Cloud

  • Create journeys or data extensions

  • Manage templates or business units


8020CRM is already integrated, configured, and optimized - so you can focus on working your leads.


Best Practices


  • Keep lead statuses updated to trigger the right campaign workflows

  • Use Pillars and AI tools to personalize responses

  • Check dashboards to monitor campaign engagement

  • Let us know if your branding, messaging, or offers need to change


Learn More


Want a quick overview of Marketing Cloud? Watch: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Crash Course (SF Ben external overview) Or reach out to your Success Manager for a walkthrough of how campaigns are configured in 8020CRM.



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