4Thought Marketing
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- 10 - 49 employees
- Garden Valley, CA
4Thought Marketing is an IT company comprised of 18 employees. Founded in 2009, the firm is headquartered in Garden Valley, Calif., with a second office in Costa Rica. They offer consulting services for CRM, SI, and IT strategy. The majority of their clients are midmarket and enterprise businesses, primarily in IT, financial, and education industries.
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 4%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 50%
Enterprise (>$1B) 46%
Common Project Size
$10K-$49K 1 project
$50K-$199K 1 project
Clients
- EasyVista
Highlights from Recent Projects
4Thought Marketing worked with Optiv Security, an information security consultancy, to implement a customer relationship management (CRM) solution and marketing automation tool. The company needed a system to track communications and user engagement on their website. 4Thought Marketing, chosen for their intimate knowledge of the NetSuite system, functioned as an extension of Optiv Security's team. They successfully expanded their services to include all aspects of marketing automation and produced several useful tools. One of them, Four Segment, is a robust segmentation tool that enhances what an automation platform can provide. The project had a financial scope of around $100,000 and the companies maintain an ongoing relationship.
In another project, 4Thought Marketing collaborated with a computer software firm to integrate Eloqua and Salesforce. The firm had been struggling with a flawed integration and undefined processes in their marketing operations. 4Thought Marketing conducted a comprehensive review of the program builder, created a master exclude list, and fixed incorrectly mapped fields in Salesforce. They also improved data quality by validating country and state fields, and standardizing existing data. They successfully integrated WebEx with Eloqua, which significantly improved the firm's email campaign process. The project cost approximately $25,000 and was completed in August 2015.