Data and analytics are used in B2B Intent-Based Marketing to gain insight into potential customers' online habits and intentions. With this data, you can send customers timely, personalized messages relevant to where they are in the buying process.
We have statistics showing that intent-based marketing will enhance ROI better than other marketing, so focusing your marketing efforts in this direction makes sense.

What we call "Intent Data" is the information we gain about users' preferences, behaviors, and intentions to buy based on their online activity and interests. B2B marketers evaluate this information to tailor their campaigns to the specific characteristics of their ideal customers.

In–House Intent Data: Our In-house intent data is easier to access and integrate into your marketing strategies, as you have complete control over it. Our In house intent data comes from a company's website analytics, CRM data, and customer feedback.

Third-Party Intent Data: Our Third-Party intent data are obtained in several different ways from external sources. However, we ensure our sources are reliable and are always forthright regarding the procedures followed to collect data. Accessing and integrating third-party intent data into your marketing strategies may prove more difficult because finding a reputable and trustworthy data provider is challenging.

Intent-Based Marketing differs from other marketing approaches because it focuses on understanding individual buyers' needs and interests rather than targeting a broad audience with generic messages. Marketers can increase the effectiveness of their efforts by tailoring them to the specific characteristics of their audience by using Intent Data.

B2B marketers can collect buyer Intent Data through various methods, including website analytics, social media monitoring, and online surveys. This data is then analyzed and used to create targeted marketing campaigns aligned with the interests and needs of the target audience.

  • 1. What exactly is B2B Intent-Based Marketing?
    Data and analytics are used in B2B Intent-Based Marketing to gain insight into potential customers' online habits and intentions. With this data, you can send customers timely, personalized messages relevant to where they are in the buying process. We have statistics showing that intent-based marketing will enhance ROI better than other marketing, so focusing your marketing efforts in this direction makes sense.
  • 2. What is Buyer Intent Data, and how is it used in B2B marketing?
    What we call "Intent Data" is the information we gain about users' preferences, behaviors, and intentions to buy based on their online activity and interests. B2B marketers evaluate this information to tailor their campaigns to the specific characteristics of their ideal customers.
  • 3. How can B2B marketers collect and use Intent Data?
    B2B marketers can collect buyer Intent Data through various methods, including website analytics, social media monitoring, and online surveys. This data is then analyzed and used to create targeted marketing campaigns aligned with the interests and needs of the target audience.
  • 1. What types of Intent Data does RDIGS offer?
    In–House Intent Data: Our In-house intent data is easier to access and integrate into your marketing strategies, as you have complete control over it. Our In house intent data comes from a company's website analytics, CRM data, and customer feedback. Third-Party Intent Data: Our Third-Party intent data are obtained in several different ways from external sources. However, we ensure our sources are reliable and are always forthright regarding the procedures followed to collect data. Accessing and integrating third-party intent data into your marketing strategies may prove more difficult because finding a reputable and trustworthy data provider is challenging.
  • 2. How does Intent-Based Marketing differ from other marketing approaches?
    Intent-Based Marketing differs from other marketing approaches because it focuses on understanding individual buyers' needs and interests rather than targeting a broad audience with generic messages. Marketers can increase the effectiveness of their efforts by tailoring them to the specific characteristics of their audience by using Intent Data.