2009 Multi-Channel Salesforce.com Vendors 
Customer Experience Matrix
MARCH 16, 2012
Salesforce.com yesterday announced the launch of Site.com , an enterprise-class Web site management system. The news didn’t seem to get much attention, perhaps because Salesforce.com itself pretty much buried it. Here’s a piece from 2009.) That’s the first Salesforce.com reference I can find to a “digital marketing platform”.
Customer Experience Matrix
DECEMBER 13, 2012
It’s more than three years since my original post about SiteCore’s plans to transform itself from a Web content management system to a platform for cross-channel customer experience management. In other words, SiteCore has been steadily executing on the strategy they described in 2009.
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Customer Experience Matrix
OCTOBER 22, 2009
Summary: SalesFusion combines all channels within marketing, and merges marketing automation with CRM as well. But let’s not forget that offline channels still account for nearly 90% of total advertising expenditures. Let’s start with SalesFusion’s strongest point, which is the scope of marketing channels supported.
Customer Experience Matrix
NOVEMBER 29, 2010
This might foreshadow attrition problems at other vendors. Its marketing automation system offers the usual range of functions: email, Web analytics, landing pages, multi-step campaigns, lead scoring, CRM integration, ROI reporting. GoToWebinar When I last wrote about Treehouse, it had just added Salesforce.com integration.
Online Marketing Institute
JULY 31, 2009
There are at least 4 amorphous groups of solution providers also setting their sights on this space: 1) Lead generation services or tools – Because this category contains both service providers (that look more like agencies or telesales outsourcers) and software as a service vendors, there are probably more than I could possibly name.
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