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HubSpot Announces LinkedIn, Facebook Partnerships and Free Marketing Automation Edition at INBOUND Conference

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HubSpot’s tool helps marketers find the best topics to try to dominate with their content. Still, what you really want is a system that helps you create that content. A new Facebook integration lets users create Facebook lead generation campaigns within HubSpot and posts leads from those campaigns directly to the HubSpot database.

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InfusionCon 2013: InfusionSoft Keeps Its Focus on Helping Entrepreneurs

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This consistency is no accident: Infusionsoft managers are quite vocal on their very conscious efforts to build a culture that is committed to helping entrepreneurs and is itself entrepreneurial. Facebook is by far the most important online channel for Infusionsoft customers, in many cases replacing Web sites as the primary online presence.

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MarTech Plot Lines for 2021

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walled gardens (Facebook, Google, Amazon) face increasing competition from walled flower pots – that is, businesses with less data but a similar approach. None of these has the data depth or scale of Facebook, Google, or Amazon but their audiences are big enough to be interesting. shoppable video is growing rapidly. .

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Companies Scramble to Report on COVID-19 Business Impact

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They found consumers evenly split between expecting to spend more or less over-all, with a just 32% expecting to shift purchases online. More social media consumption was one answer, with Facebook and Youtube heading the list. PR agency Global Results Communications just launched a COVID-19 Job Board to help people find work.

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2017 Retrospective: Things I Didn't Predict

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In no particular order, things I didn’t quite expect this year include: - pushback against the walled garden vendors (Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, etc.) But I’ve seen other creative approaches such as scanning purchase receipts (in return for a small financial reward, of course) and even using satellite photos to track store foot traffic.

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BlueVenn Bundles Omnichannel Journey Management, Personalization, and Single Customer View

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These let non-technical users put data into formats they need without the help of technical staff. In addition to Web pages, BlueVenn can send batch and triggered emails, text messages, file transfers, and direct messages in Twitter and Facebook. Next year it will add display ad audiences and Facebook Custom Audiences.

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The Personal Network Effect Makes Walled Gardens Stronger, But There's Still Hope

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I’m still chewing over the role of “walled garden” vendors including Google, Amazon, and Facebook, and in particular how most observers – especially in the general media – fail to grasp how those firms differ from traditional monopolists. Maybe you even add helpful suggestions for where to stop for fuel or lunch.