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How Do You Classify Demand Generation Systems?

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I’ve been pondering recently how to classify demand generation systems. Since my ultimate goal is to help potential buyers decide which product to purchase, the obvious approach is to first classify the buyers themselves and then determine which systems best fit which group. Right--classifying demand generation systems.

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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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Contacts in each account are assigned to one or more “buying centers” and then classified by their role and importance within each center. Automated classifiers will tag CRM, Web, and marketing automation activities across multiple dimensions (channel, engagement level, initial vs later contact, etc.), Now things start get interesting.

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Wizaly Offers a New Option for Algorithmic Attribution

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These are problems for most algorithmic attribution products, not just Wizaly. The agency’s performance-based perspective meant it needed to optimize spend across the entire customer journey, not simply use first- or last-click attribution approaches which ignore intermediate steps on the path to purchase. Wizaly grew out of this need.

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Datorama Applies Machine Intelligence to Speed Marketing Analytics

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This lets them manage a process that would otherwise require many different products and lots of technical support. It can also clean, transform, classify, and reformat the inputs to make them more usable, applying advanced features like rules, formulas, and sentiment analysis. But this is still not a push-button solution.

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Landscape of Machine Intelligence Systems for Marketing

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I found 23 categories with 140 systems, and know there are dozens of other products I could have included. I’ve classified vendors into those categories. Perhaps more surprising, there is also a rapidly growing number of products to create contents such as copy, email dialogs, and even Web pages. These include: Lots of systems.

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Sailthru Offers End-to-End Omnichannel Personalization for B2C Marketers

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I know this is blasphemy, but I’m beginning to have doubts about solution selling – the idea that marketers should describe the customer problems they solve, not the features of their products. This means that solution statements sound pretty much alike, even when the actual products are different. Sailthru is a good example.

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Software Review: BigID for Privacy Data Discovery

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Now that we have a framework, let's apply it to a specific product. The system applies a particularly robust set of automated tools to examine and classify all types of data – structured, semi-structured, and unstructured; cloud and on-premise; in any language. We'll start with BigID. Clients can run it in the cloud or on-premises.

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