Top 5 Effective Lead Qualification Frameworks

Infographic | February 14, 2022

In today’s long B2B buying journey, buyers are in control and they are interacting across multiple channels. The key is to use data and technology to serve up highly targeted content across channels, tuned to the stage of the buyer’s journey a prospect is in, and what their behavior shows they are most apt to engage in. - Mark Emond, Founder and President of Demand Spring

Infographic | December 28, 2021

ABM technology is enhancing marketing strategies for B2B companies by targeting only accounts with buyer intent. ABM leverages basic info, data about the kind of technology the lead uses, lead behavior, and data gained through form filling, and event attendance to target accounts and segment them based on priority.

Infographic | February 7, 2022

90% of consumers find personalized content to be somewhat appealing (Statista).88% of marketers want to deliver a better customer experience through personalization (Evergage).

Infographic | June 4, 2021

Intent data has been a hot topic amongst B2B marketers for a few years. But is it a passing trend, or is it here to stay? Our research suggests that intent data is here for the long haul and is only going to get more reliable, useful and fundamental to our marketing strategies.

Infographic | December 18, 2021

In a recent survey, Demandbase found that 80% of marketers had plans to integrate AI into their ABM marketing strategy. Another survey conducted by MarketingProfs concluded that businesses that used AI in their ABM strategies had 59% higher closing rates as compared to others. They saw a 58% increase in their revenue and a 52% increase in their conversions.

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.