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Sales Prospecting: Tips and Tactics for a Strong Pipeline

Maintaining a healthy sales pipeline hinges on effective sales prospecting

by Harshita Tewari

Make the Most of Your Buyer Intent TODAY

The disruption brought on by COVID-19 thrust marketers into a new reality and environment where we’re being called upon to not only perform – and in some cases – over-perform, all to support our market-facing teams in sales and client success.

by Kaitlyn Carpenter

Buyer Intent Data Providers Glossary Terms

Intent Data

Intent data is sales intelligence that collects user behavior based on interests. Learn the benefits of collecting this data for sales and marketing teams.

by Mara Calvello

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Buyer Intent Data Providers Discussions

Question on: Leadfeeder

Will it be possible ti find who has been connected when it is a big company

Thanks for the question, Florence. Leadfeeder does not reveal the identity of the individuals visiting your site. Legally this is not allowed. However there are a number of ways to get around this. 1. Integrate with your email marketing tool. These integrations allow you to see the individuals visiting from email campaigns. 2. Leadfeeder reveals the location of every visitor. Typically, larger organisations will have a number locations, all of which will appear as individual leads when that company is recognized on your site. Along with that, the type of content that those visitors are browsing when visiting your site, should give you an indication on the type of user. 3. Leadfeeder contacts and outreach: we have a contact search feature in Leadfeeder which can be used to identify contact information based on job title, location, etc. Based on point 2, you can then tailor your outreach, and start your outreach to a number of individuals directly through Leadfeeder.

Answered: Andy Culligan on November 12, 2020

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Question on: DiscoverOrg

How good is your data for European companies?

I would like to learn more about the quality of your database for European businesses, in particular UK Germany I have tested a lot of great US based sales prospecting tools for my businesses but found that the quality is not the same for Europe.

Hi, Cordula. I'd be more than happy to answer this and any other questions you have. In today’s ever increasingly competitive sales environment, it is even more important than ever to choose the right partner. Wouldn't you agree? Don’t you think that it would give you an advantage over your competitors, if you knew months ago, that one of your clients or prospects, was planning to spend money for your type of service or solution? What would it mean to you if you had an accurate means to quickly identify your most likely buyers and contact the right Decision Makers in that company? We start pulling ahead and seperating ourselve from the rest of the pack with our deep and actionable intelligence, but THIS is where we leave them far, far behind. NO MORE GUESSING. NO MORE SPINNING YOUR WHEELS GOING AFTER THE WRONG PEOPLE. SPEND YOUR TIME AND MONEY WISELY AT EVERY STAGE IN THE SALES AND MARKETING PROCESS! THAT’S what RainKing’s Prediction Engine delivers RainKing has the most comprehensive, the most robust, the most detailed, and the most in depth European database of anyone, our closest competitor included. We accomplish this by having assembled and having under contract, the largest team of elite research analysts in the world and they are backed by the largest team of premier quality assurance specialists in the industry, who vet and verify each piece of information to insure accuracy, before publishing it to our clients in our database. Please let me know when you'd like to discuss this in greater detail, particularly the UK and Germany, and when you'd like to schedule a demonstration of our proprietary predictive analytic software.

Answered: Stacy Frederick O'Donnell on July 8, 2016

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Answered: Stacy Frederick O'Donnell on January 26, 2016

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Which buyer intent data providers integrate directly with your CRM without manual list uploads?

I've been looking into which buyer intent data providers integrate directly with your CRM without manual list uploads for a sales ops team tired of exporting spreadsheets and importing them by hand every week. The real question is whether intent scores land on the account or contact record automatically, or whether someone still has to run a weekly upload. Here's what stood out in the Buyer Intent Data Providers category on G2.

Demandbase One. Native Salesforce and HubSpot integrations write intent scores directly to account records. Best for Salesforce or HubSpot-native sales teams.
6sense Revenue Marketing. Syncs intent and predictive scores into CRM fields automatically, aimed at teams that want scoring visible without leaving the CRM. Best for teams wanting scores inside existing CRM views.
Lead Forensics. Identifies visiting companies and pushes that data into CRM and marketing automation tools directly. Best for teams focused on website visitor identification.
UpLead. CRM integrations available, though the workflow leans more toward list building than continuous intent scoring. Best for teams building lists rather than tracking ongoing intent.
Apollo.io. Combines prospecting data with CRM sync, useful for teams that want intent signals alongside outbound sequencing in one tool. Best for teams wanting intent and outbound in one platform.

One thing worth checking before assuming "CRM integration" solves the manual work: whether the sync pushes new intent signals continuously or just refreshes on a daily or weekly batch, since a lot of "real-time" claims turn out to mean overnight.

For sales ops folks running one of these, did the CRM sync actually eliminate manual uploads, or did someone still end up doing cleanup work behind the scenes?

I’d also test how much cleanup the CRM sync creates after the data lands. An automated feed only saves time if sales ops isn’t still fixing duplicates, mismatched accounts, or stale intent fields every week.