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Beyond Financials: VC & IPO Due Diligence on Sales & Marketing Metrics

ViewPoint

While Lauren provides 10-year financial data, I excerpted this column of the most recent fiscal year as it was fascinating to see all three companies reporting an identical 48% of revenue committed to sales and marketing expenses. Sales and marketing activity. Sales and marketing headcounts have increased to generate new customers.

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Pardot Offers Refined Demand Generation at a Small Business Price

Customer Experience Matrix

My little tour of demand generation vendors landed at Pardot just before Thanksgiving. As you’ll recall from my post on Web activity statistics , Pardot is one of the higher-ranked vendors not already in the Raab Guide to Demand Generation Systems. So I was quite curious to see what they had to offer. What I found was intriguing.

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SalesFusion Combines Online and Offline Marketing with CRM

Customer Experience Matrix

Summary: SalesFusion combines all channels within marketing, and merges marketing automation with CRM as well. Look, I know online marketing is important. is that nobody needs a comprehensive online marketing suite. They need a comprehensive marketing suite, period, that includes both online and offline activities.

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Drive Budget Planning with the “IT Hierarchy of Needs”

The ROI Guy

With revenue growth demands returning but budgets still being managed at tightly as ever, even more pressure will be applied in 2011 to do-more-with-less. The bad news is that even with this growth, most organizations annual IT budgets will remain below 2007 levels. This was not the case with many other groups like sales and marketing.

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B2B Marketplaces: A New Breed Takes On an Old Problem

Webbiquity

Web-based systems could improve transparency and efficiency, significantly and simultaneously reducing both procurement costs for buyers and selling costs for vendors. Though the company was never profitable, revenue grew rapidly and the company’s market cap topped $12 billion in early 2000 on revenues of just over $100 million.

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B2B Category Creators Episode 5 Transcript

Metadata

I’m VP of marketing at metadata.io, guest hosting for our CEO, Gil Allouche. I’ve got two really marketing powerhouses on the program today, one, I actually have the opportunity to work with. I left right before the salesforce.com acquisition, which I’m really happy about, didn’t get trapped in that.