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Raab Guide Ranks Marketbright Among Top Demand Generation Systems
Independent Report Highlights Marketbright's Unique Capabilities and Leading Market Position
| Source: Marketbright
SAN BRUNO, CA--(Marketwire - April 7, 2009) - Marketbright, the leading
on-demand marketing
automation platform, today announced it has been featured in the Raab Guide to Demand Generation
Systems, an in-depth independent study of the market. The Guide reveals
that Marketbright offers a combination of powerful and unique features to
accommodate the requirements for small, mid-sized and large Global
marketing organizations. In a report based on the Guide, Raab Associates
scores Marketbright's software among the top vendors for usability in both
complex and simple marketing programs.
Based on independent research, the Raab Guide is a
comprehensive source of information for buyers of campaign management and
analytical marketing systems. The study compares seven leading vendors on
more than 150 specific items in a comprehensive comparison matrix.
Background materials explain which items are important to different types
of companies and marketers.
Marketbright's powerful Web site integration and content
management system, which is capable of managing a complete corporate
Web site, was among the unique features singled out in the study. The
report also highlights Marketbright's ability to manage channel partners
and channel marketing campaigns beyond the capabilities of traditional
demand generation systems.
"Uncovering the real differences among vendors and how they matter to
business is complicated and time consuming," said David Raab, principal of
Raab Associates Inc. "Marketbright's inclusion in the Guide will make it
easier for their prospective customers to understand exactly what will be
delivered through the Marketbright system and will help them determine
which capabilities are most important to the success of their marketing
efforts."
Demand
generation is the fastest-growing segment of the marketing automation
industry. Marketers use these Internet-based systems to acquire leads,
nurture relationships and coordinate with sales departments. Demand
generation systems work primarily with email and Web channels, and
sometimes incorporate other media.
"In light of the economic climate, the Raab Guide is a very helpful
resource as companies look to find the best and most innovative demand
generation system to build their sales pipelines and close deals," said Dom
Lindars, CEO of Marketbright. "Marketbright's strong position amongst other
vendors demonstrates not only the breadth of our capabilities but also its
ability to serve the needs of more complex and integrated marketing
campaigns."
About Marketbright
Marketbright delivers the leading software-as-a-service marketing
automation solution, enabling more than 10,000 users at companies such as
Varonis, Serena Software, SAP Business Objects and Genesys to make contact,
manage leads and convert prospects to customers. Marketbright's full suite
of integrated applications includes campaign management, email marketing,
event management, landing page creation, lead scoring, lead nurturing and
membership management. The company is privately held and headquartered in
San Bruno, Calif., and can be reached at http://www.marketbright.com
About Raab Associates Inc.
Raab Associates Inc. specializes in helping marketers to select and deploy
marketing automation systems. Typical projects include needs definition,
vendor selection, and performance measurement. The Raab Guide to Demand
Generation Systems includes detailed system descriptions, screen shots,
comparison matrices, and advice on managing selection projects. It is
available at www.raabguide.com. David M. Raab has consulted on marketing
technology since 1987. He has written hundreds of articles and conducted
workshops in Europe, North America, Australia and Asia. His book "The
Marketing Performance Measurement Toolkit" was published in March 2009 by
Racom Communications and is available at www.racombooks.com.