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How to Grow Your Small Business with Data: 4 Practical Tips

Marketing Insider Group

It doesn’t matter if you’re a new company looking for a strong start or a town staple looking to break bad habits, you can always improve and grow your small business. Throughout this guide, we’ll look at four effective ways to use data to improve your small business practices to increase new and existing customer engagement and satisfaction.

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Tackling Bad Data: How Poor Data Quality Impacts Your B2B Bottom Line

Zoominfo

Examples of poor data include: Missing contact fields Inaccuracies due to outdated information (e.g., individual role changes and mergers and acquisitions) Data entered in the wrong field Duplicate entries Misspellings, typos, and spelling variations Non-normalized data. Assess and improve data collection methods.

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This Year, Tackle These 3 Demand Generation Priorities First

The Point

In this context, by “act” I mean that the client and his/her company have built a solid foundation on which virtually every campaign or program has a reasonable chance of success. And guess what, it’s no longer good enough to use the same white paper for every industry, buying persona, or even target account. Or Predictive.

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How Intent-based ABM Helps Optimize Your Go-To-Market Strategy

DealSignal

Ideal Customers include current customers and prospects along with companies that are similar to your best customers. The data behind Ideal Customer Profiles Ideal Customer Profiles are defined by firmographics (size, location, industry), technographic (deployed technology), and historical data. Intent, however, is ephemeral.

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How Intent-based ABM Helps Optimize Your Go-To-Market Strategy

DealSignal

Ideal Customers include current customers and prospects along with companies that are similar to your best customers. Ideal Customer Profiles are defined by firmographics (size, location, industry), technographics (deployed technology) and historical data. It flags when a company is in market for specific solutions.

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Beware of dubious data providers: a 9-point checklist

Biznology

Early on, I stumbled upon an anonymous blog that reports on the most egregious of these emailers, and connects them to unscrupulous spammers tracked by Spamhaus. It’s pretty hilarious to learn that many of these data sellers are complete fakes, sending identical emails from fake companies and fake addresses.

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Predictions for B2B digital marketing in 2013

Biznology

My topics include Facebook, content marketing, personal branding, and data hygiene—certainly an eclectic mix. B2B marketers will continue to excel at creating valuable materials—digital, paper-based, video, you name it—to attract prospects and deepen relationships. Renewed interest in data hygiene.