6sense vs Demandbase

• Stores and organizes information by product, department, etc., to make it easier for our website to function.
• Help us track the buyer journey, making it a more enjoyable buying process for them on our website.
• Help us drive revenue against competitors such as Amazon and Wal-Mart.

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• Data integration with Google Analytics is great. It gives us additional data points to segment and analyze.
• The forms module decreases the number of form fields we need to ask our prospects but also passes more firmographic information behind the scenes.
• Demandbase Content gives us great flexibility to use along with Optimizely to run split test messaging to different industries.

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• A bit difficult to navigate at times, so watch all the training videos and ask for help
• Not as intuitive but very powerful once you know how to use it
• Sometimes there are glitches but they have great support to help and fix it and never a repeat issue

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• This technology only works for visits emerging from large enterprises. If the visitor is accessing your website from outside of his/her company network (e.g. working from home and using an ISP) then you can not identify those visits. Also, if there is IP-spoofing used by some large/mid-size corporations then you can get falsified data.
• Same logic holds for small or micro businesses where the business uses an ISP (internet service provider such as Comcast or AT&T) to browse your website then those visits can not be mapped back to a particular small/micro business.

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• Revenue growth
• More productive employees

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• Demandbase has helped me close business by focusing my lead generation efforts on companies that I know are interested in my services or use products that I consult on
• At Salesforce.com, I used Demandbase to alert sales about companies that are "actively" looking at our products, which led to faster close times and increased revenues

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