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Intent data. It’s not just another piece of jargon to add to your B2B dictionary. In fact, according to research from Ascend2, RollWorks, and Bombora, 97% of B2B marketers believe that intent data will give brands a competitive advantage in the year ahead.
What is intent data?
Intent data is dynamic, account-level data that signals interest in a business category or specific products and services.