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Software Review: BigID for Privacy Data Discovery

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Pricing is based on the number of data sources: the company doesn’t release details but it’s not cheap. It recently launched an app marketplace to make its own and third party apps more easily available to its clients. Business BigID has raised $146 million in venture funding and reports nearly 200 employees.

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Rating the Crowd-Sourced Marketing Software Review Sites

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This begged for a deeper look at the review sites to understand how they differ which, if any, could replace the work of professional reviewers (like me) and software guides (like my VEST report). I didn’t check similar statistics for other software categories, but this is probably the one that counts for most marketers.

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Pardot Offers Refined Demand Generation at a Small Business Price

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One other factor clearly distinguishes SMB from Enterprise systems, and that’s pricing. Pardot’s lowest-price system, $500 per month, may be too constrained for most companies (no CRM integration, maximum of five landing pages, etc.), This pricing is low even among SMB demand generation systems.

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Infusionsoft: Impressive Marketing Power for a Very Low Price

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But most of us still assume there is a reasonable relationship between price and value. This is why it’s hard to imagine that low-priced software can deliver similar performance to mainstream products. Infusionsoft pricing starts at $199 per month for a system limited to 10,000 leads and 25,000 emails per month.

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Send in the Clouds: Martech Moves to Cloud Platforms

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Indeed, the risk that the platform vendor will incorporate your application is one that application developers must accept as the price for accessing the platform vendor’s customers. This creates a quasi-monopoly situation, with the potential for higher prices and poorer service that comes with it.

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Why Most Consumer Marketing Automation Systems Are Not Software-as-a-Service, And When That Will Change

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Summary: Consumer-oriented marketing automation systems have been slower to adopt the Software-as-a-Service model than business marketing (demand generation) systems. But this will soon change, bringing lower prices and better systems as a result. These resemble SaaS in that the software is maintained off-premise by a third party.

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Adobe's Magento Deal Makes Great Sense

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Selling enterprise software packages to mid-market firms doesn’t work very well, but embedding enterprise-class micro-services would let Adobe add advanced features without asking mid-market IT managers or business users to do more than they can handle. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the deal is that Magento is based on open source.