Case study. Adobe Workfront

A US leader with little presence in Europe. 48 per cent more qualified enterprise leads.

Enterprise work management softwareUK and EMEA
48%more qualified enterprise leads
112%growth in marketing-influenced pipeline
88%growth in EMEA revenue
37.6%lower cost per acquisition

01The challenge

Adobe Workfront was well established in the United States but had limited penetration in the UK and EMEA. The goal was to build an enterprise presence and generate qualified leads profitably in a market crowded with freemium and SME tools.

  • Low brand awareness in the UK and EMEA.
  • A saturated market of freemium and SME-focused tools.
  • Poor lead quality, with no clear reporting on why.
  • High acquisition costs.
  • US sales and marketing approaches that did not transfer to Europe.

02What we did

Diagnosis first. Then a plan the team could run.

Discover

Discovery across global and regional teams, leading to a go-to-market roadmap for EMEA.

Target the decision-makers

Focus on senior IT, operations, PMO and marketing leaders in large organisations, filtered on firmographic and behavioural signals.

Localise

Landing pages and messaging in Dutch, Swedish and UK English. This was the single biggest driver of lead growth.

Plan by territory

Separate analysis, bidding and attribution for the UK, DACH, Benelux and the Nordics.

Build credibility

Thought leadership on LinkedIn, including white papers and case studies.

Connect the data

Search, LinkedIn and CRM integrated through Salesforce and HubSpot for attribution and lead scoring.

03What happened next

Within twelve months, Workfront had a regional go-to-market model that produced better leads at lower cost.

“The Digital Clarity team is knowledgeable and supportive.”
Fiona Packer, Marketing Manager EMEA, Adobe Workfront

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