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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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Unfortunately, our surveys have consistently found that selection on cost correlates with low satisfaction with martech investments, while selection on features correlates with high satisfaction. The bad news is that IT responsibility also correlates with lower martech satisfaction. Martech departments are growing: true.

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Marketing Automation User Satisfaction: Clearly, There's Room for Improvement (and maybe a little vodka)

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Or is something else going on: maybe satisfaction is lowest in the most mature categories, like human resources, enterprise resource management, and accounting, because experienced users are the most demanding? marketing automation effectiveness software satisfaction g2crowd demand generation' But I doubt it.

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Are 70% of Marketing Automation Users Unhappy? Well, Not Exactly

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The quote refers to a question about how well marketing automation software met satisfaction and improved results, on a 1 to 5 scale. The middle group, 44.1% “achieved our goals” which still sounds to me like marginal satisfaction. You can buy it here if you’re interested. Answers came from 159 marketing automation users.

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Marketing Automation Buyer Survey: Many Myths Busted but Planning is Still Key to Success

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Other answers revealed that satisfaction also depended on taking enough time to do a thorough vendor search, on evaluating multiple systems, and (less strongly) on using multiple features from the start. Another option I tried was a bar graph showing the frequency of each obstacle with color coding to show the satisfaction level.

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Marketing Automation's Unhappy Users: Trouble in Paradise?

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Questions about satisfaction give a similarly ambiguous result: just over two-thirds of users in a Winsper Group survey reported themselves satisfied with the business value of their system, again meaning that nearly one-third were neutral or actively dissatisfied. Join me at next week’s Webinar for a roadmap to making this happen.

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When CDPs Fail: Insights from the CDP Institute Survey

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Martech Best Practices Matter We identified the top 20% of respondents as leaders, based on outcomes including over-all martech satisfaction, customer data unification, advanced privacy practices, and CDP deployment. You can also view a discussion of this on Scott Brinker's Chief Martech Show. But here are three major findings.

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Get Ready for CDP Horror Stories as Customer Data Platforms Enter the Trough of Dillusionment

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We are surely entering the “disillusion” stage of the hype cycle when tales of failed implementations and studies showing mixed satisfaction levels are common (and prove nothing about the technology's ultimate value). Like many new technologies, they are often expected to deliver more than is possible.