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Customer Purchase Intention and Use in B2B Marketing

Heinz Marketing

By Sarah Threet, Marketing Consultant at Heinz Marketin g What is Purchase Intention and Intent Data? Purchase intention (or buyer intent) is a measure of each shopper’s propensity to buy a product or service. Intent data is the dataset that provides insight into the customer’s journey.

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7 Situations Where Intent Data Can Lead to 5x Faster Sales Cycles

SalesIntel

Intent data is a set of behavioral and search signals to help marketers and sales professionals understand potential customers’ likelihood to purchase a product or service. According to surveys, an average B2B prospect is 67% of the way through the purchase experience before connecting with a salesperson.

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Webinars as a Pipeline Accelerator for B2B Marketing Featuring Forrester Research & Hubilo

Top Rank Marketing

At B2B Forum the two companies held a panel to discuss the research and share insights. Evolving Role of Webinars: Historical Context: Laura mentioned that her initial research on digitizing events did not catch much attention, but the pandemic changed that perspective.

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12 Best Buyer Intent Data Tools to Drive More Qualified Leads

Only B2B

To stay ahead in B2B sales, you need something more, something unique, something unconventional. Enter B2B intent data, a revolutionary concept that empowers B2B marketers to predict when their prospects are most likely to make a purchase. Turn to buyer-intent data tools, and you will gain that edge—the competitive edge.

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Identifying Intent Signals: The New Normal in B2B Sales

Only B2B

Let’s take a closer look at what B2B intent signals are. What Are Intent Signals? Intent signals are the information left behind by potential buyers as they research products and services. By interpreting these behaviors, sales teams can gauge the likelihood of a prospect converting into a customer.

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

Zoominfo

By definition, buying signals are the actions potential customers take that indicate they’re close to making a purchase. They’re customers’ verbal buying signals—the cues your sales agent homes in on when talking to a prospect. Your marketing and sales teams need both. All of these signals show optimal conditions for a sale.

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Why B2B marketers get their signals crossed

Martech

Again, from ZoomInfo: “Identify interest: Purchase-intent signals help identify which companies are actively researching your solution before they fill out a form on your site or engage with your sales and marketing teams.” You’ll want to pull 12 to 18 months of engagement data based on the length of the sales cycle.