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Demand Generation Vendors Offer Few Social Media Applications

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This lets people easily send a Tweet, post to a Facebook wall or create a LinkedIn article that points to the original content. Many other vendors let a user automatically jump to the LinkedIn or Jigsaw profiles of the prospect they are reviewing. CRM vendor RightNow offers something similar under the label of Cloud Links. -

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Social Media Features in Marketing Automation Systems: Who Does What?

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Neolane - posting: central panel to post tweets and Facebook updates - sharing: place sharing buttons on emails - tracking: measure clicks on links in system-generated posts.

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New White Paper and Eloqua Prospect Profiler

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If this isn't clear, think in terms of data from directories (D&B, Hoovers, OneSource), news feeds (Google Alerts, Lexis-Nexis, Reuters), social networks (Jigsaw, Linked-In), and social media (blogs, Facebook, Twitter). These are already assembled by various vendors, so all that’s needed is a relatively simple integration.

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Genius.com Adds Short URLs to Capture Social Media Replies

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The new feature is a desktop widget that creates short versions of such links so they can be added to social media responses such as a Twitter post, Facebook page or blog comment. These links are typically placed in an email created by a salesperson or marketer. This both is and isn’t a big deal. That’s a very small step.

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DemandBase Creeps Up the Value Chain

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That is, they take business data from several including sources Hoovers, D&B , LexisNexis , AccuData , BusinessWatch Network , Jigsaw ) and merge it into one big contact list that people can use for outbound promotions or to enhance their own files. It’s a perfectly reasonable business, but not one I find especially exciting.