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Adobe Buys B2C Marketing Automation Leader Neolane: One Gap Filled, But Where's CRM?

Customer Experience Matrix

Adobe today announced plans to acquire Neolane , the largest remaining independent B2C marketing automation vendor (excluding email-focused providers like Responsys and Silverpop ). It still doesn’t put Adobe on equal footing with Oracle , Salesforce, SAP or Microsoft , since they all have major CRM platforms which Adobe does not.

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SalesFusion Combines Online and Offline Marketing with CRM

Customer Experience Matrix

Summary: SalesFusion combines all channels within marketing, and merges marketing automation with CRM as well. This breadth isn’t accompanied by tremendous depth: SalesFusion’s campaign management and built-in CRM tools are a bit limited. online chat and - telemarketing support through the CRM component.

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Salesforce.com Announces Site.com Web Site Management: Will Marketing Automation Features Follow?

Customer Experience Matrix

My original reaction was “I told you so”, since I’ve been talking about the convergence of CRM and Web site management for years. Here’s a piece from 2009.) Web site management vendor SDL purchased Alterian last November and sales enablement vendor CallidusCloud bought LeadFormix in January.

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Genoo and Act-On Software Add Social Marketing Features

Customer Experience Matrix

A few weeks back, I wrote about social marketing features from consumer marketing automation vendors. However, the value is so obvious that I expect many other vendors will soon follow. Providing a library of standard replies to Twitter messages is not unique (see my December 2009 review of Spredfast for something similar).

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Marketing Automation System Trends: What We Found in the Raab Guide

Customer Experience Matrix

Summary: Social media and access for sales people were the two big trends among demand generation vendors last year. Even though this is limited to the vendors in the Guide, it's a pretty representative sample of the industry as a whole. The vendors also charged additional per-user fees for these modules. Social media.

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Marketing Automation Monday is Here!

The Effective Marketer

It was really fun and if you are interested in learning how other marketers are tackling their marketing, CRM, and even sales challenges this is the place to go. Some of the issues discussed were: Who manages and who owns the CRM system in your organization? How do you setup your scoring system for inbound leads?

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Marketing Automation for the Inbound Challenged-Part 3: Vendors I

MLT Creative

Once you've grasped the whole marketing automation concept, you're going to need a vendor to help you follow through. Over my next two blogs, I'll highlight different marketing automation vendors, and what they do that sets them apart. Stay tuned next week for information on more marketing automation vendors.