Ken Kuperstein

Director of Marketing · One Door LinkedIn

Questions Ken Kuperstein answered

Persona research showed buying groups of 15-20 people per target retail account, but account-based ad platforms delivered clicks without confirming whether actual personas — or just anyone at the account — were engaging. With a long enterprise sales cycle and limited budget, One Door needed to sustain engagement with the right individuals.

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With a small sales team, One Door needed laser focus on ABM accounts. Email clicks are unreliable and LinkedIn InMail offers no open reporting, so agency Comm Creative recommended Influ2; since spring 2020 the team can see who clicked an ad, impressions served, pages visited, and an engagement score.

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One Door identified three to five personas per buying group and built persona-specific ads driving to relevant landing pages. The biggest win was a Walgreens campaign where adding the account name to headlines raised CTR to 1.1% versus a 0.25% average.

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Two personas are similarly active online, but a third spends far less time online, hurting digital engagement — so BDRs now focus more one-to-one effort on that persona group. The insight validated and refined their persona research.

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The team assumed B2B audiences live on LinkedIn, but research showed Facebook is a key channel where their personas actually spend time. They now see more engagement from Facebook and have upgraded their Facebook page to capitalize on it.

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In Ken Kuperstein's words

B2B advertising should not be cold or sterile. It should inspire and really connect with people on an emotional level. Even though you're still selling software, you're still advertising to people, and people have emotions.

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Every lead is qualified because we hand-picked them, so there's none of that kind of back and forth about 'is this a good lead?' It's, hey, we all wanted to get this person, and now we have that person.

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Everyone is not in the market for your product at the same time. If someone's not clicking on it, it doesn't necessarily mean that something's not working or the messaging is off — they're just not ready.

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If someone has been served up 100 impressions and they haven't clicked an ad, I don't think impression 101 is going to do it for you.

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