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How to Recognize and Respond to Buying Signals (and Close More Deals!)

Zoominfo

You’re armed with your prospect’s buying signals, right? What are customer buying signals? By definition, buying signals are the actions potential customers take that indicate they’re close to making a purchase. How to spot buying signals. Here’s a snapshot of buying signals.

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Anatomy of a Buyer Intent Signal

Aberdeen

The accuracy of buyer intent data depends upon an accurate interpretation of an intent signal. Intent signals are given off by a prospective buyer’s behavior during their web-based research. The anatomy of these signals, however, is often vaguely interpreted and unreliable. Signal Keywords.

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How to leverage intent and engagement in the buying cycle

Martech

“Buyer intent signals are a collection of indicators that tells me whether the account that I am targeting is relevant to my brand or relevant to one of my offerings,” said Hussam AlMukhtar, Senior Director of Strategic Marketing for B2B intelligence platform ZoomInfo, at our recent MarTech conference. Source: Hussam AlMukhtar.

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Purchasing Intent Data – How To Select A Intent Data Vendor

Only B2B

According to Retail Dive , 87 percent of buyers use the internet and search online to study a product before purchasing it. The majority of clients complete their buying process without ever interacting with a salesman. Is it necessary to make the purchase even if the information isn’t helpful or accurate?

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Drawn-Out Sales Cycles: What to Do When Selling Stalls

Zoominfo

As budgets remain tight and layoffs loom, more care and consideration is put into every purchasing decision. This often leads to larger buying committees, more avenues for approval, and elongated buying cycles. We are in a measured buying environment.

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How To Pinpoint B2B Customer Pain Points

Zoominfo

B2B customer pain points can generally be split into four different categories: Productivity, financial, processes, and support. Processes: Customers are looking to improve internal processes and are most likely experiencing issues with their current systems. Use Intent Signals. Common Customer Pain Points.

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How Intent Data Helps Sellers Convert A-List Accounts

Zoominfo

It’s enough to ruin any sales professional’s quarter: that prospect your team has spent months engaging — scheduling demos, addressing concerns, comparing features — suddenly decides they’re not ready to buy after all. It’s important to note that even prospects with high intent may not convert in the end.