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Marketing Automation 2.0 the evolution of the - modern marketing platform -

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The initial concept of Marketing Automation dates back to the mid-1990s. Designed as an evolution of traditional email-based marketing, it marked a significant change for B2B marketers. Websites were no longer considered just an online business card for companies, they were transformed into a true lead generation engines.

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Marketing Automation 2.0

the evolution of the- modern marketing platform -

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years ago websites were just business cards

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and sales reps were the only

people that used them

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marketing relied on emails to get their message out

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and they sent

lots of them

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eventually we rebelled

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so companies started to look for new ways to

engage with us

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web 2.0 emerged and

turned sites into social and

interactive experiences

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but marketers still kept sending emails that weren’t

relevant to us

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so we continued

to ignore

them

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email marketing needed to evolve

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and marketing automation was born

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marketers could now

segment their

contact lists

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target visitors with relevant messages

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and nurture prospects through automated programs

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but it was all self promotion, and once again people got bored

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marketers needed something else

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So they delved into their history books

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and remembered the days when marketers were great marketers

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back in 1900,

Michelin, the tyre company, published a

motoring guide

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it gave drivers advice oncar maintenance and

places to visit

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what a great idea, that’s not selling ...

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or was it?

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the more miles people put on their tyres, the more often they needed new ones

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and the more salesMichelin made ...

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marketers once again started to generate great content

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content designed to educate, engage and influence their

audience

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but up to 90% of

these materials

went unused in

the fieldsource: american marketing association

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businesses needed something else

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so once more the tools evolved

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and marketing automation 2.0

was born

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it was built on content ...

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... and web 2.0 philosophies

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marketers could now publish catalogs of collateral

and content assets

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they could embed videos, white-papers and interactive

content instantly into their landing pages

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and they could track how often they were used, and how well they converted

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sales reps could find content, share it with prospects, and

monitor its use

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partners once again felt loved...

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they could learn through the content, and use it in their own

campaigns

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and visitors could engage, interact and share content

with their friends

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so why don’t you ...

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convert more

leads with your

marketing content

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enable your sales reps with the content

they need to become

trusted advisors

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evangelize your partners through content that sells

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empower your

customers to tell your

story

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Marketing Automation 2.0 is here today ...

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www.prospecteer.com

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