But what about the 94-95% of people who don\u2019t convert? Most likely you\u2019ve got a remarketing campaign setup, which is bringing some of them back. But is there anything else you can do?<\/span><\/p>\n Download our Quick Win \u2013 Inbound marketing Quick Wins template<\/strong><\/p>\n Completing a website audit with the aim of improving results from your inbound marketing isn't easy if you're starting with a 'blank piece of paper' and don't have a structure to follow.<\/p>\n Access the Inbound marketing Quick Wins template<\/a><\/p>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n The answer is yes. And in this article, I\u2019ll show you two ways to identify the visitors on your website who haven\u2019t converted, and then what you can do with that data to take your B2B marketing to the next level.<\/span><\/p>\n An IP (Internet Protocol)<\/a><\/u> address is a unique label assigned to each device that\u2019s connected to a computer network. It looks something like 111.70.248.127.<\/p>\n For most individuals or smaller businesses, these IP addresses are assigned by their Internet Service Provider randomly. Larger companies, however, have their own dedicated IP addresses and this is where the opportunity lies.<\/p>\n Using web tracking or specialist reverse IP mapping software, you can identify the IP address of visitors and then work out the name of these larger companies when they visit your website.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s an example from a Google Analytics custom report,\u00a0which you can set up<\/a><\/u>:<\/p>\n As you can see, I\u2019ve discovered that Toshiba Australia, Area 9 IT Solutions and a bunch of other companies have visited the website in the past week - all of which didn't convert and who I never would have known about.<\/span><\/p>\n There\u2019s a lot of tools that you can use to reverse-IP lookup companies\u00a0and some that do it in real-time such as Clearbit Reveal<\/a><\/span><\/u>. There are also tools that allow you to chat with identified visitors, push them into your CRM system as opportunities and have\u00a0a lot of other functionality available<\/a><\/span><\/u>.<\/span><\/p>\n Another way to identify which B2B prospects are browsing your website and reading your content without converting is LinkedIn Website Demographics<\/a><\/span><\/u>. To enable this tracking, you\u2019ll need to set up a LinkedIn Ads account<\/a><\/span><\/u> and then navigate to the Insight Tag to install it on your website.<\/span><\/p>\n Once this tag is in place it will start gathering information about any website user who visits your site whilst being signed into LinkedIn, which most people are by default. Wait at least 24 hours and then navigate to the \u201cWebsite Demographics\u201d tag. You can then get breakdowns on visitors\u2019:<\/p>\n All taken from their LinkedIn profile. The most important data? Company. Select that and you\u2019ll be able to see which companies have been browsing your website and not converting.<\/p>\n As you can see Peoplebank, Oncore, Manpower and several other companies have visited the website. Some may be customers already, some might be trying to sell me something or doing research, but a lot of them will be old and new prospects.<\/span><\/p>\n LinkedIn limits how many companies they show so if you have a high traffic website select a custom date and go through manually day by day copying each companies name into a master file so you pick up as many as possible.<\/span><\/p>\n If you want to drill down on certain parts of your website and see which companies are visiting that part of the site - for example, a specific campaign landing page - then you can setup Website Segments and filter down.<\/span><\/p>\n Through one or both methods, you should now have a big (and growing) list of prospects who visited your site but didn\u2019t convert. So what do you actually do with that list?<\/span><\/p>\n Now that you\u2019ve got a list of everyone visiting your site but not converting, the hard work begins. There are a lot of ways you can now target those companies using account-based marketing tactics,<\/a><\/span><\/u>\u00a0but here\u2019s a few I would suggest.<\/span><\/p>\n The first and easiest thing to do\u00a0is to get in touch with the companies you don\u2019t know using sales outreach. You\u2019ll only have their company name and some may be large, so you will have to work out who to contact at the company by trawling through LinkedIn and looking for the most likely person who was browsing your site or who would consider buying your product. Worse case, you outreach to someone who wasn\u2019t the person who came to your site but is still in your target market.<\/p>\n Once you have a list of companies and the person at each company you want to contact, you can use a tool like hunter.io<\/a><\/u> or voilanorbert.com<\/a><\/u> to uncover the people\u2019s email addresses. Then send them an email like this:<\/p>\n If you have big lists of companies browsing your site you can do all of the cold outreach in bulk from finding their email addresses to actually sending the individual emails out of your email account through a tool like Mailshake - you can even preset follow up emails, which will go in bulk and only if the prospects do not reply. Make sure to measure and optimize these emails as you would any other campaign as the subject line and copy you use will matter<\/a> to the end result.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t forget to also pick up the phone and call the prospects as well, perhaps as a follow up to the bulk email. The fact you saw someone on your website from their company is a great opener.<\/p>\n As you\u2019re going through the list of companies visiting your website, you\u2019re going to notice some names - old leads you dealt with in the past that didn\u2019t close or people who you\u2019ve been trying to close for years but haven\u2019t managed to.<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Knowing that people from these companies have visited your website again and may still be considering your product or services is great and gives you another reason to engage with them.<\/span><\/p>\n Call them or communicate with them in any way that you can and do it as fast as possible.<\/span><\/p>\n Although you can use remarketing to target website visitors who don\u2019t convert, this groups all website visitors into the same bucket. You will then spend your marketing budget evenly across this whole audience regardless of how likely they are to convert. <\/span><\/p>\n Instead of remarketing, you can utilize highly-targeted company focused ad campaigns.<\/span><\/p>\n LinkedIn offers the ability to upload a list of companies as an audience and then target them with ad campaigns. To upload your list of target companies simply navigate to Account Assets > Uploaded list audiences and then select \u201cUpload List\u201d\u00a0using this format<\/a><\/span><\/u>.<\/span><\/p>\n You can then target this audience with any LinkedIn ads you want to run. You can also overlay other demographics so that you can target just people with the job title \u201cHead of Digital\u201d at each company in the list, for example.<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Facebook previously had a similar feature allowing you to target ads by employer but they have restricted this targeting significantly<\/a><\/span><\/u>, so it\u2019s better to stick to LinkedIn Ads until the feature (hopefully) comes back on Facebook.<\/span><\/p>\n Another longer-term method you can use to market to the B2B prospects visiting your site but not converting is website personalization. Using the reverse-IP lookup method, you have their IP addresses. With those addresses, you can then personalize your website for those specific companies so that if and when they come back to your website you can ensure it has the highest chance of converting them.<\/p>\n If you have a lot of prospect companies you want to personalize your website for, it will take a lot of time to create each version, so look to group common or similar targets.<\/p>\n Here are some examples of how you could tailor your website for each company or group of companies:<\/p>\n Customizing your website based on IP address is actually relatively easy for most website builds, so it\u2019s worth testing. There are also a lot of tools that can help you do this. One to check out is Intellimize,<\/a><\/span><\/u> which can be combined with Hull.io<\/a><\/span><\/u> for powerful personalization based on IP address (both past visitors you\u2019ve identified and future ones based on their IP lists).<\/span><\/p>\n Identifying who is using your website and isn't converting, and then marketing and selling to them via outreach or other account-based selling methods is a lot of work, but the benefits can be significant. <\/span><\/p>\n You\u2019ve spent the money on marketing to these B2B prospects and getting them to your website and they\u2019re now warm prospects who know your brand and may just need a slight push to take the next step - much easier than marketing to brand-new prospects all the time.<\/span><\/p>\n
\n <\/a>\n <\/div>\n Method 1: reverse IP mapping<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nMethod 2: LinkedIn website demographics<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nB2B companies uncovered \u2026 now what?<\/h3>\n
Cold outreach<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nProspect re-engagement<\/h4>\n
Highly-targeted LinkedIn ads<\/h4>\n
Website personalization<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nFinal thoughts<\/h3>\n