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Send in the Clouds: Martech Moves to Cloud Platforms

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This followed the previous week’s rumor that Google-parent Alphabet is consideringan offer for Salesforce-competitor HubSpot , and came the same week as a slew of partnership announcements tied to Snowflake’s Marketing Data Cloud Forum. Cloud database vendors including Google and Snowflake are expanding into marketing applications.

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Lexer Grows Its Customer Data Platform from Social Listening Roots

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There are standard integrations with Facebook, Twitter, and Google Adwords advertising campaigns. External systems can also use an API to read the Lexer data, which is stored in Amazon Elastic Search. Unusally for a CDP, Lexer also provides a social engagement system that lets service agents engage directly with customers.

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Openprise Gives Marketers Easy(ish) Tool to Manage Their Data

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Openprise also integrates today with Google Apps and the Amazon Redshift database. The Amazon Redshift connector means Openprise could feed a data warehouse or CDP available to other analytic and execution systems. Pricing of Openprise is based on data volume processed, not number of records.

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The Personal Network Effect Makes Walled Gardens Stronger, But There's Still Hope

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I’m still chewing over the role of “walled garden” vendors including Google, Amazon, and Facebook, and in particular how most observers – especially in the general media – fail to grasp how those firms differ from traditional monopolists. It starts with Amazon in 1994, intercepting buyers before they can reach a physical retailer.

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Martech in the Apolocalypse

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It’s people’s concerns about being tracked that leads Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and every other major browser to block third party cookies, although you all know that Google just deferred that on Chrome yet again. And privacy is just one of the challenges that Google, Facebook, and other Big Tech companies like Apple and Amazon.

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Twilio Buys CDP Segment for $3.2 Billion

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billion price is impressive by any standard. billion on $320 million) or 14x that Twilio itself paid for SendGrid ($2 billion on $140 million when the deal was announced; the $3 billion price reflects the subsequent rise in Twilio’s stock). On the other hand, Twilio’s surging stock price makes acquisition much easier.

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Treasure Data Offers An Easy-to-Deploy Customer Data Platform

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It also helps that the system runs on Amazon S3 , so little time is spent setting up new clients or adding resources as existing clients grow. While there’s no user interface for creating audiences, Treasure Data does provide the functions needed to assign customers to segments and then push those segments to email, Facebook , or Google.