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Act-On Software Stresses Ease of Use

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At $500 per month with no annual contract, it’s priced to make it easy to get started with marketing automation. The new release is designed for marketers who want to start using the system with little or no training. The home page all but screams as much, with a huge central panel of “quick start” links to different types of projects.

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True Influence Opens a Window into Future Demand Generation

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In a third stage, variety diminishes as widely successful approaches become templates for standard configurations. Lead scores can be based on just a few attributes and activities: industry, job title, company size, location, lead source, email status, activity indicator, most recent activity date, and visits to specific Web pages.

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New Marketing Automation Options for Small Business in the VEST Report

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The system has an impressively broad scope, adding full Web site creation to the usual all-in-one mix of email, lead scoring, landing pages, and CRM. It creates email templates with personalization and embedded links but no dynamic content. Most clients have fewer than ten employees.

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Marketo Aims to Simplify Demand Generation

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Functionally, it covers all the demand generation bases: outbound email, landing pages, Web site monitoring, lead scoring, multi-step nurturing programs, prospect database, analytics, Salesforce.com integration. It even adds A/B testing for landing pages, which you don’t see everywhere.

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Market2Lead Offers Enterprise-Strength Demand Generation System

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Market2Lead offers the usual list of demand generation functions: outbound email, Web forms and landing pages, automated lead nurturing, integration with sales, and campaign return on investment analysis. Sales force contacts are, of course, captured through two-way integration Salesforce.com and other sales automation systems.

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How to Compare Demand Generation Vendors: Choosing Summary Measures

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Categories for the self-evaluation seem pretty obvious: they would be the standard demand generation functions (outbound email, landing pages and forms, nurturing campaigns, lead scoring, and Salesforce.com integration), maybe a menu for less standard functions (e.g. So the first question is: would people find this useful? .

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LeadLife Mixes Advanced and Simple Features

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But it lacks other features that are equally advanced: approval workflows, templates linked to deployed content, split tests, campaign actions to update data values, support for channels beyond email, and, most important, any way to direct leads from one campaign to another. Pricing is based on primarily on email volume.