A strong B2B Demand Generation approach should be data-driven. At infoAnalytica, we utilize a powerful data preparation engine that leverages proprietary technology and human intelligence to provide impactful insights to help increase conversions and close deals faster.
The foundation of your B2B demand generation program becomes weak if your underlying data is inaccurate and not up to date. For net-new customer acquisitions, it is important to have a robust data preparation platform – like iA’s data preparation engine that is based on AI and ML algorithms.
The program must process raw data like B2B Contacts, Firmographics, etc. acquired from first party data sources. Furthermore, this raw data should be processed and converted into high-quality, normalised and enriched data that is regularly updated.
Building this solid foundation will help you drive net-new B2B leads and effective marketing campaigns.
Accounts with no real intent in your company’s content syndication program and limited marketing intelligence results in low ROI.
Account-based marketing (ABM) diverges from the path of traditional marketing goal to fill the top of the marketing funnel by focusing on the key accounts with high chance of conversion. This is the reason why ABM is also called ‘key’ account marketing.
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The demand generation team at iA works with on-demand data research requirements to build an ideal customer profile and add relevant intelligence to help clients run targeted and highly personalized marketing campaigns; further ensuring an increase in ROI.
Incomplete and unstructured data ruins the marketing database and results in underperforming outreach campaigns.
Not many B2B Data providers rely on verifying the leads in the database being shared. As per a poll conducted by us, we gathered that 64% B2B Marketers get poor quality leads from their shiny marketing forms.
At iA, to further enrich your leads, contact information like email address, phone number, etc. are appended and human-verified to keep your CRM and marketing automation platforms free from dirty data. This data is regularly updated and cleansed to offer 99% accuracy.
Marketing and sales qualified leads (MQLs and SQLs) are often identified through traditional survey methods. This gives you half-baked information, which leads to limited inputs for the sales team.
iA’s predictive lead scoring model involves collating internal information from your CRM and marketing automation solutions and adds digital footprints from third-party sources, to pool as much data as possible around leads. By crunching this pool of data, we identify unique patterns and relationships that form the basis of scoring leads and qualifying them as MQLs and SQLs. Our content syndication program involves disseminating content assets to in-market buyers (intent-based) through your domain and without clubbing it with your competitors’ assets. This process helps us to qualify leads and get relevant information that your sales teams need for outreach and follow-up campaigns.
Validating high-volume of inbound leads and automating lead routing process gets you only around 80-85% accuracy.
Not everyone can work 24*7 to validate all inbound leads in your CRM platforms like SalesForce, Marketo, etc. in near real-time. But…we do!
We score, and segment leads based on additional data points and intelligence. Additionally, routing leads to the relevant SDR teams so that they can contact prospects and send them follow-up messages when their interest is at its peak while achieving 95% accuracy.
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