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February 20, 2018
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Building a team of superusers

  • February 20, 2018
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Hello,

I am trying to enhance knowledge on our marketing team and have a small group of "superusers" to improve adoption and the overall support model.  Has anyone done anything similar in their business and, if so, have any tips or suggestions on how they did this? Or what worked well/ didnt work well? My challenge is that several of these are based regionally so many conversations are done via phone and webex. 

thanks

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February 20, 2018

Hi Alex,

We've trained several clients to have superuser groups in different regions. I would suggest you have regular catch-ups to share lessons learnt, what worked successfully, what failed, best practices, ideas, Q&As, etc. I would also recommend you document everything and make sure everyone has access to it. These documents will need to be reviewed and improved regularly.
Also, maybe now that Marketo offers different specialisations each of you could focus on specialising on a specific area and share the knowledge to other team team members.

Hope this helps you!

ChristinaZuniga
Level 9
February 20, 2018

Depending on your company's size, you could always create a marketing knowledgebase and allow people to contribute to it. They could include their logic for smart lists or links directly into Marketo for people to see and replicate. They would function as both role models within your company, additonal Marketo experts *and* you could share regional campaign wins for others to copy.

I have a few power users at this company and a past company, the only ways I've been able to identify and encourage them is simply from working closely with them in a support role and finding who has both interest and innate talent with the logic that comes with marketing automation. Then you can always create a special group to pull them together, offer additional training/mentoring.