5 Keys to Understanding Your Target Market

Infographic | December 5, 2019

Customer experience has become critical to B2B marketers. The biggest obstacle to customer experience success? Data governance needs to improve for B2B marketers to take full advantage of the power of this valuable asset.

Infographic | April 11, 2021

In 2020, B2B marketers played a critical leadership role as businesses responded to the Covid-19 pandemic. ITSMA’s 2021 B2B Marketing Trends Survey showed that marketers were more agile than expected, achieved their goals effectively despite budget cuts, and became even more valuable to their organizations despite all the challenges they faced.

Infographic | February 8, 2022

With access to valuable data, marketers are focused on leads that are more likely to become buyers. They can also work on targeting their messaging towards these potential buyers. Firmographic, technographic, engagement, and intent data are used to create target account lists increases Average Contract Value.

Infographic | February 16, 2022

Some of the best intent data on the market today comes from well-known B2B content communities where buyers go to self-educate. According to a SiriusDecisions study, a B2B prospect is already 67% of the way into the purchasing journey.

Infographic | May 21, 2021

Purchase intent data is a powerful tool to help you reach active buyers researching solutions. But all intent is not created equal. Intent data is only as good as its source and the quality of signals that inform it. Read on to learn what attributes make up a strong intent signal, so you can confidently identify real purchase intent.

Infographic | February 19, 2022

Zero-Party data is information that a customer proactively volunteers to share with a brand through quizzes, content, surveys, opt-in forms, and other forms of communication. While first-party data is rich with behavioral data and implied interest, zero-party data provides explicit interest and preferences, and you must use it to improve the value you provide to consumers. Firms collect first-party data through interactions with customers. This differs from zero-party data, which consumers give you in exchange for benefits from your firm.