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The Promise and Perils of Focusing on "In-Market" Prospects

B2B Marketing Directions

Intent data and predictive analytics have been hot topics in B2B marketing circles for the past few years. Simply put, intent data is information collected about the online activities of a person with the goal of using that data to identify or predict purchase intent. Image courtesy of Fertile Ground via Flickr CC.

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Why Marketers Shouldn't Go All In on In-Market Buyers

B2B Marketing Directions

[XXX's] predictive intelligence engine gives you the ability to see your entire universe of potential buyers at every stage of their buying journey. We uncover net-new, in-market prospects based on powerful data science and billions of time-sensitive intent interactions."

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Advanced ABM Lookalikes; Uncover the Priorities within your ICP…

Inbox Insight

Customer profiles informed purely by your own first party data such as your CRM, can be restrictive. While they give you a strong indication of the types of accounts you currently adequately serve, they may not provide a true reflection of the most attractive (and obtainable) opportunities within your total addressable market (TAM).

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Our Take on 3 B2B Marketing Predictions for the New Year

Anteriad

There are emerging tools that support content generation—allowing marketers to create more content, oftentimes at low cost. These tools can synthesize tons of information and turn it into unique content. Personalization is a hot topic in B2B marketing. By working with Anteriad, Lenovo saw a 20% increase in leads and 32x ROI.

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What the 95:5 Rule Means for B2B Marketing

B2B Marketing Directions

But the rule is accurate in a general sense: Virtually all B2B companies have far more out-of-market prospects than in-market prospects. He wrote, " To grow a brand, you need to advertise to people who aren't in the market now, so that when they do enter the market your brand is one they are familiar with.

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