Automation Loopfuse Process Vendors 
LeadSloth
AUGUST 10, 2010
Today Genius.com announced a free version of their Marketing Automation system. Only about a month ago, Loopfuse also started offering a free version of their Marketing Automation system. What does this mean for companies interested in adopting Marketing Automation? There is severe competition (30+ vendors).
Customer Experience Matrix
DECEMBER 27, 2010
Summary: The first of three posts describing my new scoring system for B2B marketing automation vendors. I’ve finally had time to work up the vendor scores based on the 150+ RFP questions I distributed back in September. vendor strength , which assesses a vendor’s current and future business position.
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Customer Experience Matrix
DECEMBER 8, 2011
So marketing automation vendors are understandably eager to support it in their systems. I recently took a quick tour of vendor sites to see what social features they’re offering. I need to stress that I’ve only credited vendors for features they list on their site. Results are summarized in the table below.
Customer Experience Matrix
MARCH 4, 2011
Summary: Is stressing the need for process change making marketing automation too complicated, or a recognition of what it really takes for success? There are vendors on both sides of the argument. The real question is whether marketing automation can actually deliver value without marketers making a more substantial investment.
Customer Experience Matrix
DECEMBER 13, 2011
The marketing automation industry continues to grow quickly, with many vendors announcing their client bases have more than doubled in 2011. But there’s also a growing realization that many marketing automation systems are used for only simple tasks – often no more than email, landing pages, and CRM integration. ease of use.
Customer Experience Matrix
MARCH 26, 2009
Naturally, the vendors showing them to me have all thought very carefully about their designs and made the best choices they could, typically based on feedback from their customers. They look good in demonstrations and can lay out simple processes quite nicely. Here, then, is a list of vendors (alphabetically) and their interfaces.
Customer Experience Matrix
NOVEMBER 18, 2009
One of the audience members at the B2B Marketing University in Boston asked about demand generation systems for small businesses, and how to distinguish among the vendors in general. My brief answer was that the biggest difference was less functionality than the target markets the different vendors pursue.
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