Comments on: Hoovers Vs Zoominfo For Your Business Executives Databases

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By: Marc Perramond

Marc Perramond — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 08:33:28 +0000

Great comparison of the pros & cons of two great data sources with two very different (but ultimately complimentary) content creation models -- editorial vs. technology.

So which do you choose? How about BOTH? Our approach is to aggregate the best-in-class data sources within your CRM rather than having sales & marketing professionals evaluate all of the potential data sources out there and make tough decisions based on their strengths & weaknesses.

You guys deal in data every day so I'd be very interested in your feedback. What other data sources do you or your clients regularly use?

http://www.insideview.com/DEMO

By: Marc Perramond

Marc Perramond — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 03:33:28 +0000

Great comparison of the pros & cons of two great data sources with two very different (but ultimately complimentary) content creation models --- editorial vs. technology.

So which do you choose? How about BOTH? Our approach is to aggregate the best-in-class data sources within your CRM rather than having sales & marketing professionals evaluate all of the potential data sources out there and make tough decisions based on their strengths & weaknesses.

You guys deal in data every day so I'd be very interested in your feedback. What other data sources do you or your clients regularly use?

http://www.insideview.com/DEMO

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