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HubSpot Files for IPO: Solid Financials for a Young Company

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HubSpot filed its much-anticipated S-1 for a public stock offering yesterday. A comparison with the S-1 figures of Eloqua and Marketo, plus Marketo’s most recent six months, shows: - loss equal to 35% of revenue, compared with 11% for Eloqua (which was run very conservatively) and 55% for Marketo (which was highly aggressive).

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HubSpot Spreads Its Wings

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The folks at HubSpot have been busy this summer, announcing their acquisition of Performable in June and their HubSpot App Marketplace last week. App markets are quite the fashion right now, and HubSpot’s joins the Eloqua AppCloud announced in June. Both events mark a continued expansion of their product.

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The Pond Just Got More Crowded: Google, Salesforce.com and Sequoia Invest in HubSpot

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Summary: HubSpot announced a $32 million investment yesterday by Sequoia Partners, Google and Salesforce.com. Salesforce.com and Google announced their long-anticipated entry into the marketing automation industry, in the baby-step form of investments in HubSpot. But if Salesforce.com likes what it sees, who knows where that will lead?

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Raab Report: Financial Comparison of B2B Marketing Automation Vendors

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For companies like Eloqua and its competitors, there are really two big financial questions: how fast can they grow, and how can they become profitable? We looked at those in Tuesday’s post ; I’ll repeat the caveat that figures for Eloqua and HubSpot are my own estimates based largely on client growth and (for HubSpot) changes in client mix.

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New Marketing Automation Report: Venture Funding is Key to Success

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The table below shows growth for the remaining groups: As you see, core vendors grew almost twice as fast as the micro-business group and considerably faster than HubSpot. A year ago, the three largest core vendors were Eloqua, Marketo, and Genius, and Act-On was an also-ran. So we’ll exclude them from further analysis. Myth busted.

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Raab Report: B2B Marketing Automation Revenues to Hit $525 Million in 2012

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It starts with the four largest B2B specialists: Infusionsoft, HubSpot, Marketo, and Eloqua. I estimated 2012 revenues for HubSpot and Eloqua based on their client counts and revenue per client. These are actuals except for the 2012 figures for HubSpot and Eloqua, and I consider those to be educated, conservative guesses.

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B2B Marketing Automation Growth Slowed In First Half of 2011

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The micro-business segment is concentrated among three vendors: Infusionsoft and OfficeAutoPilot, which serve micro-businesses almost exclusively, and HubSpot, which estimates 50% of its clients are micro-businesses. The slowdown in growth rates applies to the both sets of vendors, although the small and mid-size group is slightly stronger.