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My List of Demand Generation Vendors, and Who They Sell To

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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. This has more to do with the degree of personal selling (and after-sale service) than anything else.

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B2B Marketing University: For Now, Marketing Automation and CRM Are Still Separate

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But the other presenters disagreed, largely arguing that the separate groups have distinct needs. by Market2Lead CMO Kevin Joyce for a good statement of the separatist position.) Technology may impede Software-as-a-Service sales automation vendors from adding marketing automation. See Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf?

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LucidEra Takes a Shot at On-Demand Analytics

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Back in March, I wrote a fairly dismissive post about on-demand business intelligence systems. My basic objection was that the hardest part of building a business intelligence system is integrating the source data, and being on-demand doesn’t make that any easier. The key to this approach is (drum roll…) applications.

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The 2010 marketing technology proto-landscape did consolidate by 61%

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But many others were absorbed more diffusely among different technology companies and service providers. If you’re a demand generation marketer, you know this math: it’s pouring more prospects into the top of your funnel. Even with a constant conversion rate, you generate more net leads. Hint, hint.).

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B2B Lead Management Market Heats Up

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While honored, I also find reviewing these solutions confusing because there is a lot of variation in the product presentations and overlap between categories. My point: B2B marketers are looking elsewhere for help generating demand. 2) Email services – Julie Katz at Forrester writes about this group. Here’s the problem.