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Marketing Automation’s Missing Link: Getting Higher Conversions Using Customer Intelligence

Marketing Automation’s Missing Link: Getting Higher Conversions Using Customer Intelligence

By Louis Columbus on June 14, 2013

What’s missing from marketing automation systems today are insights into who customers really are, beyond their demographics and one-dimensional profiles in CRM systems. With more sales forces choosing to virtually connect with prospects through the majority of a sales cycle, understanding who a prospect is beyond their title or role is crucial.  Generating leads is […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged analytics, byline=Louis Columbus, Cloud Computing, CRM, customer relationship management, Data Driven, DocuSign, Jacob Shama, JavaScript, Louis Columbus' blog, Mintigo, Mintigo InterestBase, predictive analytics, SaaS, software as a service, Tech | 2 Responses

80% of Ad Clicks on Facebook Coming from Bots?  Maybe it’s Cyber-Insider-Trading

80% of Ad Clicks on Facebook Coming from Bots? Maybe it’s Cyber-Insider-Trading

By Bob Warfield on July 31, 2012

Fascinating story over on Techcrunch:  Startup Limited Run claims 80% of the clicks it got through Facebook advertising were due to bots.  They concluded this because so many of the clicks had Javascript disabled (they say normally only 1-2% disable Javascript) and because whatever was clicking through wasn’t bothering to fetch the images on the […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged advertising, Facebook, google, JavaScript

Moves: Ajaxians join walmart, HTML app stores? Canonical CTO leaves to sync Web. Centralised vs decentralised, the Great Game Goes On

Moves: Ajaxians join walmart, HTML app stores? Canonical CTO leaves to sync Web. Centralised vs decentralised, the Great Game Goes On

By James Governor on June 17, 2011

Its not every day I get a post out of linkedin, but the service notified me of some really interesting career moves today – one of which could have significant implications for the entire mobile web app business. Dion Almaer just joined walmart.com as VP, Mobile Architecture. His Ajaxian partner in crime Ben Galbraith is […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Ajaxian, canonical, CSS, developers, HTML, JavaScript, nodejs, singly, walmart

The new 2-tier client-DaaS architecture

The new 2-tier client-DaaS architecture

By Phil Wainewright on February 28, 2011

Mobile clients could set a trend towards adoption of a new 2-tier application architecture that talks directly to a cloud-hosted database-as-a-service such as Database.com, cutting out the need for an application server in between.

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged client-data, Client-server, Cloud Computing, DaaS, DreamFactory, JavaScript, mobile, software as a service, two tier, Web application

RIA is Dead – Adobe MAX 2010

RIA is Dead – Adobe MAX 2010

By Michael Coté on October 27, 2010

It seems like Adobe has finally realized the value of the web over Flash, giving them a fighting chance where once they seemed a little too “let them eat cake.”

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged adobe, AdobeMAX, AdobeMAX2010, apple, conferences, developer relations, Development Tools, flash, Java, JavaScript, marketing, mobile, multi-screen, Open source, RIA, tablet, TV

JavaScript everywhere – make all #7

JavaScript everywhere – make all #7

By Michael Coté on July 29, 2010

Bill Higgins and I and discuss the state of web application development, mostly JavaScript, HTML 5, and REST(ful) protocoling.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Bill Higgins, HTML, HTML 5, JavaScript, Programming, REST

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