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Consent and transparency need to be top data privacy concerns for marketers

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Data privacy is critical to successful marketing. Effective marketing requires the collection and analysis of user data across digital platforms. Customer data lets marketers impactfully speak to their audience – driving conversions or brand awareness for their clients without annoying their customers.

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How ZoomInfo’s Community Edition Promotes Fairness, Protects Data

Zoominfo

Businesses have used professional contact listings to reach their markets for generations, dating back to the days when a phone book arrived at your doorstep with a thump. Each subscriber accesses the same data set as our SalesOS customers, opening up new markets for smaller organizations.

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Building Trust Requires Innovation

Customer Experience Matrix

Trust has been chasing me like a hungry mosquito. It seems that everyone has suddenly decided that creating trust is the key to success, whether it’s in the context of data sharing, artificial intelligence, or customer retention. That’s very different attitude from the U.S.

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MarTech’s guide to GDPR: The General Data Protection Regulation

Martech

It was also meant to standardize privacy laws across member EU nations. GDPR would eliminate the need for individual countries to write their own regulations — as well as requiring any company, regardless of location, that markets goods or services to EU residents to comply with the law.

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B2B Website Design Trends that Work for Professional Services

Hinge Marketing

Without much difficulty, visitors should be able to get a sense of how your firm can help them solve the specific challenges they are grappling with (even if your firm offers hundreds of services across many markets). The best performing firms use their digital marketing assets to promote their offline activities. This is a mistake.

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Demystifying data driven advertising

Choozle

A few years ago, the main job of a marketer was to make attractive ads, billboards, and engaging taglines, but the digital age forced the marketers to adapt and to use technology to dispense their messages. Today, marketers have a different kind of job: they have to collect, analyze, and crunch data of all forms.