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More Systems for Business-to-Consumer Marketing Automation

Customer Experience Matrix

I spent yesterday prowling the exhibit hall at the Direct Marketing Association annual conference in Boston. This uncovered several additional candidates for mid-tier business-to-consumer marketing automation. Sister company offers printing, direct mail and physical fulfillment. Cleveland-based with mostly local clients.

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MarketingPilot Offers Integrated Marketing Management for Mid-Size Companies

Customer Experience Matrix

MarketingPilot started as an operations management tool for mid-size direct marketers, with features for project management, list and media buying, source code tracking, expense capture, and vendor management.

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Marketing Vendor Selection: Trends You'll Need to Support

Customer Experience Matrix

Beyond the execution technology itself, these features will require substantial increase in analytical horsepower to make sense of the results. Many marketing automation vendors have added mobile interfaces for the marketers and salespeople who work with them. Plenty of video is used already in marketing promotions.

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Can Old Database Marketers Learn Digital Tricks?

Customer Experience Matrix

It’s self-evident that digital marketing (mostly on the Internet, but also mobile, in-game, and eventually interactive TV) is a major change from both traditional mass media and more recent database marketing (mail, email, telemarketing, CRM). Nor am I arguing that database and digital marketing have nothing in common.

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SugarConnection: How It’s Unleashing the Power of Customer Experience for Australia and New Zealand

SugarCRM

Despite all the recent developments in CX technology, many Australian and New Zealand companies are still unsure how to make the most of the various tools at their disposal. In the closing keynote, he’ll explore the psychology of brand loyalty and share what leading companies do to deliver a phenomenal customer experience that scales.

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Customer Service Professional Development – Resources To Help You Learn & Grow

Comm100

Not only does the technology change, but also changing customer demands and legislation often require new business practices and procedures. Jeremy Watkin – Bringing the right people and technology together to deliver AWESOME customer experiences. Download Now. Should My Company Be Driving This? Author of The Service Culture Handbook.

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From SugarConnection Boston: How 4 Leading Brands are Excelling at CX

SugarCRM

At Sugar, we talk a lot about using technology to cultivate customers for life. The key, he said, is to first determine which technology will meet specific needs — and then build your experience around it. Julie Feller, Direct Marketing Manager, Cireson. But what does that look like in practice?

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