B2B data
Today the DMA launches its new brand, incorporating learning, talent and membership divisions under a single entity and a new name - the Data & Marketing Association.
The rebrand is part of the DMA’s ongoing mission to be the most customer-focused business community and the leading voice for intelligent marketing. The DMA will integrate DMA Learning, powered by the Institute of Data & Marketing (IDM) and DMA Talent into its proposition.
B2B data is an ideal way to connect with the people that need your product or service. It is the key to unlocking your marketing potential – and your future growth. But what if you don’t have the high-quality data that you need?
Managing data and using it to truly deliver customers insight is crucial to every element of success in B2B marketing and business in general.
But getting the most out of data means doing it right. Read our eGuide, 5 deadly sins of B2B data, to find out how to avoid:
- Confused and haphazard strategies
- Unreasonable expectations as to what data can accomplish
- Squandered databases.
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