Uberflip Hubs Organize Content By Channels
- Written by Klaudia Tirico
- Published in Solution Spotlight
Uberflip is designed to aggregate content and automate publishing for marketers.
FEATURES/FUNCTIONALITY
Uberflip’s Content Hubs enable users to organize content into channels for easy discovery.
The company said users can segment their content by type, topic, vertical, persona or any other grouping with the use of custom streams. Various formats of content can be grouped together, making content journey simple. Uberflip can also be used for sales enablement, enabling sales reps to send customized pairings of content pieces to their leads and prospects, according to the company.
TARGETED USERS
Uberflip is used by a few different members of the organization, including content and demand gen managers, as well as sales reps working in B2B tech companies.
COMPATIBILITY
Uberflip integrates with major marketing automation platforms, including Marketo, HubSpot, Eloqua, Pardot and Act-On. Form CTAs built on Uberflip connect to these platforms, transmitting lead information. Progressive profiling can also be configured.
DELIVERY/PRICING MODELS
Uberflip has several packages available, starting at $1,200 per month. The packages offer a range of functionality, including basic or advanced marketing automation integration, additional streams and hubs, sales enablement features and customized options. All services are hosted by Uberflip.
CURRENT CLIENTS/USERS
Uberflip’s clients range from startups to major enterprises, such as Blackbaud, Rosetta Stone, Microsoft, Amity, Cloudwords, EverString and General Electric.
COMPETITIVE POSITIONING
Uberflip is designed to help marketing teams upload and manage their content in one central location, giving them the tools they need to create exceptional content experiences, the company said. Sales teams can access their organization’s content without ever leaving their email clients, letting them ensure that the content they send to prospects is relevant and up to date. Finally, Uberflip said customer success teams can give their support documentation a home, allowing them to create a cohesive experience with the rest of the company’s content and branding.