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Raab Report: Act-On, Eloqua, Pardot, and Marketo Vie to Lead in Mid-Size B2B Marketing Automation Segment

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I’ve saved the best for last, in the sense that the small to mid-size sector is the heart of the industry and its most complicated arena. We define small to mid-size business as companies with $5 million to $500 million revenue. In fact, the only category where Act-On scores higher than everyone else is pricing.

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New Marketing Automation Report: Venture Funding is Key to Success

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I released the 2012 edition of our B2B Marketing Automation Vendor Selection Tool (VEST) report today, an event that deserves more hoopla that I’ve given it. The VEST provides by far the most detailed, objective information available on industry vendors. But that doesn’t mean much because the selling prices are so different.

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

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I’ve just released the latest edition of my B2B Marketing Automation Vendor Selection Tool (VEST), which contains detailed analysis of all 22 B2B marketing automation systems. Vendors in the VEST are asked for estimates of their client counts by company size. For a couple of vendors, I’ve used my own estimate based on past data.

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Pardot Stays Focused on Small and Mid-Size Clients

Customer Experience Matrix

It had been over a year since I’d had a serious briefing from Pardot, although we do keep in touch and I have current information on them in my VEST report on industry vendors. For example, their Web site lists eight press releases during 2011, compared with 46 for Eloqua and 30 for Marketo. Of course, other vendors disagree.

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LoopFuse Offers Free Marketing Automation System: Another Step Towards Industry Consolidation

Customer Experience Matrix

It's one example of how vendors are now competing to attract new users. In practice, this means that only very small companies will actually be able to use the free system as their primary long-term marketing system. Personally, I’d argue that the really significant news out of LoopFuse is their newly tiered pricing structure.

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Hubspot Alternatives

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Hubspot is primarily used by SMBs, with 55% of reviewers representing businesses of this size. Though Hubspot offers free tools, a small business would realistically start at $30 a month for a starter package. Hubspot’s price point, features, or heavy focus on inbound marketing may not be the right fit for every team. .

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Raab Report: Financial Comparison of B2B Marketing Automation Vendors

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I’ve been so busy analyzing the new VEST data that I missed the announcement that Eloqua’s would make its initial stock offering today. 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? What about profitability?