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Outbound AutomationPosts Tagged ‘data hygiene’
5 Database Hygiene Best Practices You can Apply Today
Before Database Hygiene Best Practices, Let’s Go Over The Basics According to Mercury, creative digital experts, 45% of marketers don’t validate their data for quality and accuracy, and 62% use incomplete or invalid prospect data. These numbers may give you an idea of how “dirty data” could stand in your way, driving a wedge between…
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Dirty Data: A Trickle, then a Torrent
You know the feeling when the bathroom faucet begins to leak. It starts as a slow drip, almost imperceptible. After a while it picks up in intensity and frequency until it wakes you up at 3:00 a.m. Then you finally decide to do something about it. Like the dripping faucet, data doesn’t go bad all…
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Trudging Through the Muck
How to manage your marketing data cleanly and seamlessly. What’s the value of marketing analytics these days? So high, apparently, that companies plan to increase budgets for it over the next three years by 198%, according to a recent CMO survey. There’s little doubt that marketing analytics offers a treasure trove of customer information and performance…
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The Current State of Data Quality in B2B Marketing
We live in a world where we are surrounded by data – online behavior data, characteristic data, contact data, firmographic data, purchasing data, etc. It’s everywhere. Every human and business alike leaves behind a digital footprint. The businesses that are succeeding the fastest are those who have discovered how to effectively capture data, and more…
Read MoreNormalization to Rationalization
Boost Marketing Efficiency and Outcomes Through Data Normalization Disparate data sources and marketing applications are leading to inconsistent and inaccurate data making it difficult for marketers to keep up with lead requirements and demonstrate marketing’s contribution to revenue. Marketing teams are used to hearing one thing over and over: “We need more leads!” The task…
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