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Fast Growth Marketing: From 0 to 500,000 Users

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I first met Fowler when he was co-founder of the cloud-based contact management platform Jigsaw which he sold to Salesforce.com for $175 million (now Data.com). Our goal with Owler to become a must use tool that gives a lot of very crisp information in a way that people can absorb it. Jigsaw was a great acquisition.

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Fast Growth B2B Marketing: From 0 to 500,000 Users with Jim Fowler, CEO Owler

Markempa

I first met Fowler when he was the co-founder of the cloud-based contact management platform Jigsaw, which he sold to Salesforce.com for $175 million (now Data.com). Our goal with Owler is to become a must-use tool that gives a lot of very crisp information that people can absorb. Jigsaw was a great acquisition.

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NetProspex Product Review: Powerhouse for Lead Lists

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As a result, we've got licenses with Jigsaw , OneSource and NetProspex , and we use LinkedIn and other contact discovery services. Users can search on meta-data of specific attributes at companies such as what software system their organization is using, for instance Salesforce.com, NetSuite or Oracle.

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Marketo Sales Insight Expands Salesforce Access to Marketing Data

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Marketo today officially launched “Sales Insight”, an application that makes prospect activity history directly available to sales people from within Salesforce.com. The idea is to help the sales rep decide who to call first. This can be integrated with Demandbase and Jigsaw to download the names of contacts at those firms.

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Top 32 B2B Marketing Posts and Hot Topics of Social Media Forecast

B2B Marketing Zone Posts

To help readers who missed the series, I pulled all the posts together in order. For them to be successful, we need to help them establish their voices in a blog. Fortunately, the web has helped solve this problem by making it easier to share and watch presentations. But it’s not enough just to support bloggers.