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Do Self-Service Systems Really Lead to Better Results? Our Member Survey Offers Surprising Answers to Industry Questions

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Self-service leads to success: false. In fact, the CDP Institute’s RealCDP requirements include real-time access to profiles and real-time event triggers. Prioritizing cost over requirements will surely lead to more companies purchasing unsuitable products. Do self-service systems really lead to bad results?

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Lots of Vendors Can Help You Find Leads on the Web

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Few people would suggest you learn salesmanship from the play Glengarry Glen Ross ,* but its central message rings true: good leads are the lifeblood of a sales organization.** Some vendors only rank leads while others build multiple models for different purposes. • Infer runs multiple models against leads provided by the client.

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Predictive Marketing Vendors Look Beyond Lead Scores

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The past week brought three more announcements about predictive vendors expanding beyond lead scoring. In particular, its finding new market segments that clients might enter – something different from simply scoring leads that clients present to it or even from finding individual prospects that look like current customers.

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Will GDPR Burst the Martech Bubble?

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This would inevitably lead to smaller firms being excluded from data acquisition. The question I find more intriguing is slightly different: will a GDPR-triggered reduction in data processing will ramify through the entire adtech and martech ecosystem, causing the long-expected collapse of industry growth?

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Martech At The Crossroads: Agility or Simplicity?

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The new channels that appear on a typical “history of marketing timeline”, such as radio in the 1920’s and TV in the 1950’s, didn’t really trigger any particular changes in the technology used by marketers: planning was still done on spreadsheets and copy was typed manually up to the 1970’s. In short, martech today is at a crossroads.

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Next-Generation Marketing Automation Systems Target Small Business

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Briefly, a standard B2B marketing automation system can send bulk emails to segmented lists, capture email responses on landing pages and forms, track email and Web site behaviors, score leads based on behaviors and profile attributes, execute multi-step workflows (i.e., Synchronization with Salesforce.com and SugarCRM are due by mid-2014.

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Strikedeck Adds Automation to Customer Success Management

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This made them a fifth subtype of Customer Data Platforms (CDPs), along with systems based on marketing, lead scoring, sales advisory, and tag management. In practice, this classification is more potential than real because few if any customer success systems actually expose their data to other systems in true CDP fashion.