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What’s second-party data?

Liveintent

To purchase this data, the buyer must have an existing relationship with the seller; this differs from third-party data in that third-party data is sold by a data aggregator. Because you purchasing data directly from the data seller, you have transparency into the data’s quality. What are the benefits of second-party data?

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ZoomInfo, Data Privacy, and You

Zoominfo

After our information is compiled and verified, contact data is reflected in public profiles, which is available to ZoomInfo users. Third-Party Partners – Our partners supplement our automated data aggregation to fill in any gaps in the ZoomInfo database. Read our guide on how ZoomInfo acquires B2B data.

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What is zero-party data?

Liveintent

Third-party data is consumer data acquired by third-party data aggregators that don’t have a direct relationship with said consumers. Instead, these third-party data aggregators compile insights across various data sources and use models to attribute behaviors or characteristics to general audiences. Second-party data.

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How to analyze customer reviews for brand insights

Sprout Social

Review analytics tools like Sprout analyze content across multiple social channels and profiles simultaneously. Competitor analysis tools , like Sprout, aggregate this data into ready-to-use reports for fast insights into your industry position. You can sort your reviews by date range, profiles, ratings and tags.

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New versions of ChatGPT and other AI martech releases this week

Martech

It provides transparency and control over the ad decision process within Scibids’ AI-powered customizable algorithms. Scibids , in partnership with Tinuiti , has a new product called Scibids AI Insights Solution. Skai’s Executive Solutions is a suite of AI-powered functions providing insights into omnichannel marketing.

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Defining the Four Types of Data and Knowing When to Use Them

Litmus

Methods such as encouraging users to create an account, rather than just supplying an email, or tracking website behavior, and account activity like purchase history can help you develop customer profiles to provide more personalized experiences. Aggregate data collected from one or more sources. Second-party data. Second-party data.

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Why marketers should care about consumer privacy

Martech

The new law will have significant implications for marketers, who will need to ensure they are handling consumer data in a responsible and transparent manner. Privacy in marketing is all about data — specifically, an individual’s personal, identifiable or aggregate data and how companies collect it, use it, share it and forget it.

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