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ActiveConversion Review - SMB Lead Management

LeadSloth

ActiveConversion first became known for its sales-focused Web Analytics, such as identifying companies that visit your website (similar to Leadlander ). So the people behind ActiveConversion gave me a demo to show they are more than a niche player. From Web Analytics to Demand Generation. Anonymous Visitor Identification. Lead Scoring.

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ActiveConversion Product Review: Demand Gen Intelligence

Smashmouth Marketing

ActiveConversion is a web based solution that allows organizations to identify visitors to their website, to automatically qualify and nurture leads, to get notified when leads become "hot," and to track ROI of marketing campaigns. Upon opening up the solution, you can view your ActiveConversion dashboard.

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Active Conversion Offers Strong Lead Management and Leaves Out the Rest

Customer Experience Matrix

Sales and marketing activities are increasingly intermingled, and sales people increasingly work with directly with marketing systems. Outbound email campaigns are largely irrelevant to this, so ActiveConversion doesn’t even offer email services. Leads can enter from channels other than email.

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Election Day: SLMA's 50 Most Influential People in Sales Lead Management

Smashmouth Marketing

Bill Rice - Kaleidico Jose Raul Rodriguez - Aon Dan Rogers - SmartLead by The AdTrack Corporation Anneke Seley - Phone Works LLC Tibor Shanto - Renbor Sales Solutions Inc. Karen Sheehey - interlinkONE Gary Skidmore - Harte Hanks Jeff Solomon - Leads360 Paul Staelin - Birst Jim Steele - salesforce.com Drew Stevens – Drew Stevens Ruth P.

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Multi-Step Campaign Interfaces: A Quick Vendor Survey

Customer Experience Matrix

My own opinion is quite firm: flow charts don't work. The area where this comes up more often than any other is the design of multi-step campaign flows. There are two basic approaches to this: use a flow chart, or present a list of steps. They look good in demonstrations and can lay out simple processes quite nicely.

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

Customer Experience Matrix

Someone (I think it was end-of-day panelist Meg Heuer of Sirius Decisions ) also pointed out that CRM data is often very dirty, which isn't a problem for salespeople working with one record at a time, but making it hard to use for marketing.

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Pardot Offers Refined Demand Generation at a Small Business Price

Customer Experience Matrix

I’m still trying to work out a systematic approach to measuring usability, but my current feeling is that there are large variations among products with both the SMB and Enterprise groups. Although enterprise marketing programs are more complex than SMB programs, most SMB systems can actually handle complex programs quite well.