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Can CRM Add-Ons Replace Marketing Automation?

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I’ve long believed that B2B marketing automation is just a passing phase: that, ultimately, B2B marketing automation systems will be absorbed into CRM systems instead of operating independently. At least two vendors have tried to hit it: Predictive Response and BizConnector , whose product is Lead Follow-Up.

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Venntive Adds Communities to Small Business Marketing Automation and CRM

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It is clearly “all-in-one” sales and marketing software for very small business, combining marketing automation, CRM, and ecommerce along the lines of Infusionsoft and Ontraport (formerly OfficeAutoPilot). lead scores are created in two ways: conventional user-created scoring rules, and automated predictive modeling.

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Will New Marketing Automation Tools Let Sales Climb Back Up The Funnel?

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I’m beginning to suspect the much-cited trend of marketing playing a larger role deeper into the sales funnel has reached a similar peak. If the pendulum is really swinging the other way, then sales people will be taking a more active role earlier in the buying process. I can definitely see the motivational poster.

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Predictive Marketing Vendors Look Beyond Lead Scores

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I wrote last month about Everstring ’s expansion to the world of intent data and account based marketing. The past week brought three more announcements about predictive vendors expanding beyond lead scoring. This is based on combining the CRM data with Radius’ own massive database of information about businesses.

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Marketing Automation 2014 Industry Overview: What the Surveys Tell Us

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The Interwebs have delivered an unusually rich trove of data about the marketing automation industry in the past few weeks. Taken together, these provide a clearer picture than usual of the state of marketing automation. Here’s how I see things. They are vastly more likely than average to have a system in place.

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VEST Report: Analytics Tops List of Upgraded Marketing Automation Features

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I finished the latest release of the B2B Marketing Automation Vendor Selection Tool (VEST) yesterday, which is always a great relief. In fact, if you count lead scoring and content testing as part of analytics, seven of the dozen items fell into that category. Houston, we have a pattern.

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NurtureHQ Offers "Dead Easy Marketing Automation". Is That Enough?

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New-ish marketing automation vendor NurtureHQ showed me its product recently. Clean interface, easy to use, all the standard marketing automation features. Definitely take a look if you’re in that market for that sort of product. But I’m beginning to think those marketers were really saying something else.