How Thoughtful Experience Design in Marketing Cloud Implementation Leads to Better Business Outcomes


 

Salesforce gives organizations the ability to automate marketing, personalize outreach, and manage leads at scale—but those benefits only materialize when complex capabilities are implemented cohesively. A successful Marketing Cloud implementation requires more than individual features working in isolation. Through its Salesforce Practice, CG Infinity brings together Marketing Cloud capabilities—including Email Studio, Automation Studio, and Journey Builder—alongside dynamic content, Cloud Pages, and third-party lead integrations. By designing these components to operate as a single system and pairing them with automated lead processing and assignment, CG Infinity helps teams move faster, respond intelligently to demand, and turn engagement into measurable results.

That execution focus is central to the work led by Mike Reeves, Vice President of the Salesforce Practice at CG Infinity. In a recent release for Perry Homes, his team delivered a comprehensive Salesforce Marketing Cloud implementation that unified email execution, automated customer journeys, dynamic content, and integrated lead capture from third-party platforms. By pairing advanced Marketing Cloud capabilities with automated lead processing and assignment, the project translated complex Salesforce functionality into a streamlined, production-ready solution—demonstrating how CG Infinity’s Salesforce practice turns platform depth into practical, scalable results within Salesforce.

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