
How Webex Events Increased Pipeline 60% While Cutting Budget 73% With Metadata
Learn how Webex Events used Metadata to increase pipeline by 60%, cut budget by 73%, and launch 30 campaigns in one quarter with a two-person team.
- Industry
- Event Management / SaaS
- Company Size
- Mid-Market (~150 employees)
- Products Used
- Campaign Automation, Experiment Engine, Budget Optimization
- Website
- webex.com →
Webex Events was allocating 95% of their paid budget to lead generation with minimal conversion to pipeline. Budget cuts meant the two-person team needed to achieve more with significantly less, but the current lead-gen-heavy approach was already underperforming.
The team knew they needed to rethink their strategy entirely, moving beyond lead gen to content-driven campaigns and retargeting, but lacked the bandwidth and tools to make that pivot while maintaining campaign volume.
Metadata gave the two-person team the automation to completely rethink their paid strategy and execute at an unprecedented pace.
- Strategy pivot from lead gen to educational video content, building retargeting audiences from engaged viewers rather than relying solely on form fills.
- Campaign Automation enabled launching 30 net-new campaigns and experiments in a single quarter, work that would have consumed the entire quarter manually.
- Experiment Engine tested creative variations, audience segments, and content formats simultaneously, quickly identifying winning combinations.
- Budget Optimization auto-scaled winners and paused underperformers, ensuring every dollar went to the campaigns generating real pipeline.
By pivoting strategy and leveraging Metadata's automation, Webex Events achieved extraordinary efficiency gains.
- 53 opportunities created from the new content-driven approach
- 60% pipeline increase despite massive budget cuts
- 44% lower cost per opportunity through automated optimization
- 73% budget reduction while growing pipeline, proving efficiency beats volume
- 30 campaigns launched in one quarter by a two-person team
“I turned into a mad scientist, launching 30 net-new campaigns and experiments that should've consumed my whole quarter.”
