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ZenIQ Account Based Marketing System Maps Buying Centers, Finds Data and Exection Gaps, and Recommends Actions to Fill Them

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At present, the actions are chosen by rules set up manually by marketers – although even this is a step ahead of having marketers directly assign accounts to specific campaigns. Contacts in each account are assigned to one or more “buying centers” and then classified by their role and importance within each center.

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Datorama Applies Machine Intelligence to Speed Marketing Analytics

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Its solution was to automate every step of the marketing measurement process as much as it could, using machine intelligence to identify information within new data sources, map those to a standard data model, present the results in dashboards, and uncover opportunities for improvement.

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idio Does Sophisticated Content Recommendation

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It uses advanced natural language processing to extract entities and concepts from this content, classifying it with the vendor’s own 23 million item taxonomy. The natural language system classifies content without users tagging each item, a huge labor savings where massive volumes are involved, and can handle most European languages.

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Fliptop: A Customer Data Platform for Predictive Lead Scoring, Pure and Simple

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This model can score new leads and classify existing opportunities in the sales pipeline. Reports also show which categories of data are contributing the most to the scoring models: this is more information than some systems provide and is presented quite understandably. At present, Fliptop only sends scores to other systems.

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LeadSpace Offers A No-Memory Approach to B2B Lead Scoring

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I bring this up because a colleague suggested reconsider classifying LeadSpace as a CDP, which prompted me to learn more about them. The company does store some old information, such as common job titles, to help analyze and classify inputs. Here’s what I found. LeadSpace doesn’t load a copy of its clients’ customer names, either.

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Thunderhead ONE Provides Powerful Journey Orchestration

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ONE lets users assign journey stages to activities and then classify interactions by activity type. The system can deploy conversations in real time, presenting CRM agents with recommended actions (along with a detailed customer profile and history) or Web pages with personalized contents (deployed in user-specified locations on the page).

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BrightInfo: Content Recommendations Made Simple

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Specifically, the system crawls the client’s Web site and blog to find and classify existing content, and then tracks visitor behavior to offer new content relevant to what the visitor has already selected. The recommendations can be presented on a fixed area of a page or as a pop-up.