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Multi-Step Campaign Interfaces: A Quick Vendor Survey

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There are two basic approaches to this: use a flow chart, or present a list of steps. As a result, they tend to be quite certain that they have made the right decisions and are correspondingly unreceptive should I suggest otherwise. The area where this comes up more often than any other is the design of multi-step campaign flows.

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B2B Marketing University: For Now, Marketing Automation and CRM Are Still Separate

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But the other presenters disagreed, largely arguing that the separate groups have distinct needs. The discussion also segued into whether marketing automation and CRM will merge in the long run. I still suspect they will, driven by the need for ever-closer cooperation between marketing and sales teams in managing prospect relationships.

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My List of Demand Generation Vendors, and Who They Sell To

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The table below presents a reasonably comprehensive list of demand generation (a.k.a. Here it is. Incidentally, there's one more B2BU session left this year, in Seattle on December 1. I'll be flying cross country to attend, so you could too.) B2b marketing automation) vendors, with links to my reviews where I've written one.

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Still More on Assessing Demand Generation Systems

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I had a very productive conversation on Friday with Fred Yee, president of ActiveConversion , a demand generation system aimed primarily at small business. In fact, this was so interesting that I didn’t look very closely at the ActiveConversion system. Anyway, back to our talk.