Marketing Strategy for Salesforce Apps

Genetrix: go-to-market brief for MCT and JourneyVoice For freelancers bidding on our project. Read this before you bid. Everything you need to understand the company, the two apps and the problem is here. 1.

Who we are

Genetrix is a Salesforce consulting partner focused on marketing technology. US entity: Genetrix Consulting LLC, Las Vegas, Nevada. Delivery team: Genetrix Consulting LLP, Pune, India. What we do for clients: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Engagement, Marketing Cloud Personalization, Marketing Cloud Intelligence, Account Engagement (Pardot), Data Cloud, Agentforce, migrations, data modelling, implementation, campaign management and support. Website: genetrix.tech Alongside services, we build our own apps for Salesforce Marketing Cloud. This project is about two of them. 2. App one: MCT (Marketing Cloud Translator) Published on Salesforce AppExchange. Site: mct.genetrix.tech What it does. MCT is a native block for Content Builder (the email editor inside Salesforce Marketing Cloud). A marketer drops it into an email, picks the target languages, and MCT produces one email that every subscriber receives in their own language, chosen from a locale field in their data. How it works Translates once per language and stores each language as a content block. There is no translation call at send time, so sending to 1,000 or 1,000,000 subscribers costs the same and sends at normal speed. 42+ languages. Protects AMPscript (Marketing Cloud's scripting language) and personalization strings: they are set aside before translation and put back exactly as written. Do-not-translate terms keep brand and product names unchanged in every language. Handles nested templates and slot-based emails in one pass. Every language is an editable, versioned block, so a person can review it before it ships, and audits stay inside Content Builder. When the source email changes, the marketer clicks Translate again and reviews the updated blocks. Install and first send in under a day. Security: OAuth 2.0 client credentials with least-privilege scopes, secrets in a managed store, translated content stays in the customer's own Marketing Cloud instance, no subscriber data sent out, GDPR aligned. Use cases: global campaigns, welcome, renewal and re-engagement journeys, transactional and triggered emails, launching in a new market, cart and browse abandonment. Context: language rules such as Quebec's Bill 96 make the quality and consistency of translated email a compliance topic, not only a marketing one. Requirement: Marketing Cloud Engagement with Content Builder. MCT does not run on Marketing Cloud Growth, Marketing Cloud Advanced or Account Engagement (Pardot). The problem it replaces: today, teams usually clone each email once per language, then fix every clone whenever the offer or copy changes. Copies drift apart, edits multiply and new markets wait. 3. App two: JourneyVoice Site: genetrix.tech/salesforce-marketing-cloud-journeyvoice What it does. JourneyVoice adds personalized voice calls to customer journeys in Salesforce Marketing Cloud. It is a custom activity that a marketer drags onto the Journey Builder canvas, next to email and SMS. How it works Messages use text-to-speech, pre-recorded audio or a voice recording, personalized with Salesforce data (names, delivery details, preferences). Handles scheduling and voice delivery. Voicemail drops: when the customer misses the call, a pre-recorded message is left. Real-time analytics: connected calls, customer responses, voicemail drops and campaign results. Built for high-volume journeys, from startups to enterprises. Encryption in transit; GDPR and CCPA compliant. A trial is available to test it on one journey, and a demo can be booked. Use cases: order and delivery confirmations, appointment reminders, renewal notices and personalized updates, especially for customers who stop opening email and SMS. 4. The problem we want you to solve The products work. Getting the right buyers to discover and try them is the hard part. What we have tried and learned so far: Cold email to US Salesforce consulting partners and to US companies that run Marketing Cloud. Reply rates were low, and most replies were automatic. Live, in-person asks at Dreamforce (Salesforce's annual conference) produced almost all of the real conversations. Partners reply to a two-way partnership idea (something they can offer their own clients), not to being sold capacity. Their most common objection is "we are a Salesforce partner ourselves" . Generic Marketing Cloud topics (deliverability, quizzes, general services) got no traction. We have not yet invested seriously in the AppExchange listing, Salesforce partner programs, LinkedIn, content, communities or paid channels. We want your view on which of these, or something else, comes first. Persona Who Why they might buy The partner practice lead Practice lead, founder or Marketing Cloud specialist at a US Salesforce consulting partner Can use or offer MCT and JourneyVoice on client accounts; billable work; something new in proposals The brand marketing ops lead Email, CRM or marketing ops lead at a US company that sends email with Marketing Cloud Saves clone-and-fix work (MCT), reaches customers who ignore email (JourneyVoice) The multilingual brand The same role, at a company whose website already runs in more than one language The most direct MCT buyer 5. Who we target today (please challenge this) We want you to tell us if there is a better ICP: a different role, company type, size, industry, region, or a buying trigger we are missing (for example a new market launch, a Marketing Cloud implementation, a compliance deadline, a contact center project). 6. What we want from you A practical 90-day plan to win the first customers for each app: the ICP you recommend, with the trigger that makes them buy now the channels, in order, and the first three steps in each the message and the offer for each app (what we put in front of people first) how the