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Beware of dubious data providers: a 9-point checklist

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But when I ask a few questions—like where their data comes from—answers come back like “A variety of sources” or “Sorry, that’s our intellectual property.” Myself, I‘ve been throwing them in a folder called “suspicious data providers,” and every so often, I dig in, to see if there’s any wheat among the chaff.

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6 thorny data problems that Vex B2B marketers, and how to solve them

Biznology

Data entered by our sales people ends up as mush in our database. That may be okay for the rep, but it’s not okay for the company. Here’s the best practice: Create a centralized data input group. Find a solid software vendor with a tool specifically designed to parse, cleanse, and otherwise do the matching for you.