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Building B2B Buyer Profiles
The goal? To deliver effective campaigns targeted at the best opportunities within our Total Addressable Market (TAM) – at the lowest cost.
Doing this successfully starts with creating complete, accurate, dynamic and unified buyer profiles of people, accounts and buying centers so we can properly prioritize and target opportunities with data-driven assurance that we’re delivering the right message to the right people at the right time. Unfortunately, building robust buyer profiles is a complex, cumbersome process – and it usually isn’t cheap.
Meanwhile, your data is decaying. Data decay is an issue that every company faces – especially after the pandemic. As the business environment restructures itself in the post-pandemic era, a new symptom is spreading among companies: millions of workers are quitting their jobs. People and companies change constantly. Companies make acquisitions, people change jobs, and intentions are dynamic. This means your buyer’s data changes every day – but does your database reflect that? Is the data you use to drive your business as accurate as the day you procured it? Historically, achieving that high-quality, up-to-date B2B buyer data has been much easier said than done.
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Why Data Governance Is Now a Revenue Function
For a long time, data governance lived in the background of the business.
It sat inside IT. Sometimes legal. Occasionally security... It was something you needed for compliance audits, privacy policies, and system hygiene, but it rarely gets associated with pipeline creation or revenue performance. If anything, governance was seen as something that slowed go-to-market teams down. It was an approval layer or process hurdle that prevented a campaign from launching this week.
But that mental model was built for a very different GTM environment than the one enterprise revenue teams are operating in right now.
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Why Data Governance Is Now a Revenue Function
For a long time, data governance lived in the background of the business.
It sat inside IT. Sometimes legal. Occasionally security... It was something you needed for compliance audits, privacy policies, and system hygiene, but it rarely gets associated with pipeline creation or revenue performance. If anything, governance was seen as something that slowed go-to-market teams down. It was an approval layer or process hurdle that prevented a campaign from launching this week.
But that mental model was built for a very different GTM environment than the one enterprise revenue teams are operating in right now.
Article
Why Data Governance Is Now a Revenue Function
For a long time, data governance lived in the background of the business.
It sat inside IT. Sometimes legal. Occasionally security... It was something you needed for compliance audits, privacy policies, and system hygiene, but it rarely gets associated with pipeline creation or revenue performance. If anything, governance was seen as something that slowed go-to-market teams down. It was an approval layer or process hurdle that prevented a campaign from launching this week.
But that mental model was built for a very different GTM environment than the one enterprise revenue teams are operating in right now.
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Leadspace Buying Team Intelligence
B2B deals don’t close because one contact engages, they close when an entire buying committee aligns. Yet most GTM systems still operate at the individual record level, leaving revenue teams blind to the relationships, roles, and signals that actually drive decisions.
Leadspace’s Buying Team Intelligence makes buying groups visible, measurable, and actionable by connecting people to roles, accounts, hierarchies, and real-time buying signals in a unified, living data graph.
The result: sales, marketing, and RevOps teams can identify who truly influences and approves decisions, prioritize accounts showing coordinated buying activity, and orchestrate multithreaded engagement based on how buyers actually buy rather than on how CRM records are structured.
Product sheet
Leadspace Buying Team Intelligence
B2B deals don’t close because one contact engages, they close when an entire buying committee aligns. Yet most GTM systems still operate at the individual record level, leaving revenue teams blind to the relationships, roles, and signals that actually drive decisions.
Leadspace’s Buying Team Intelligence makes buying groups visible, measurable, and actionable by connecting people to roles, accounts, hierarchies, and real-time buying signals in a unified, living data graph.
The result: sales, marketing, and RevOps teams can identify who truly influences and approves decisions, prioritize accounts showing coordinated buying activity, and orchestrate multithreaded engagement based on how buyers actually buy rather than on how CRM records are structured.
Product sheet
Leadspace Buying Team Intelligence
B2B deals don’t close because one contact engages, they close when an entire buying committee aligns. Yet most GTM systems still operate at the individual record level, leaving revenue teams blind to the relationships, roles, and signals that actually drive decisions.
Leadspace’s Buying Team Intelligence makes buying groups visible, measurable, and actionable by connecting people to roles, accounts, hierarchies, and real-time buying signals in a unified, living data graph.
The result: sales, marketing, and RevOps teams can identify who truly influences and approves decisions, prioritize accounts showing coordinated buying activity, and orchestrate multithreaded engagement based on how buyers actually buy rather than on how CRM records are structured.
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Why Waterfall Logic Matters in B2B Data Aggregation
Modern go-to-market teams are swimming in data – firmographics, technographics, intent signals, engagement scores, and countless enrichment sources.
But here’s the truth: more data doesn’t automatically make your business smarter. It often just makes it messier.
When multiple data vendors, enrichment tools, and APIs are all trying to update the same record, the result is chaos – inconsistent fields, conflicting values, duplicates, and manual clean-up that never ends.
That’s where waterfall logic becomes a game-changer.
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Why Waterfall Logic Matters in B2B Data Aggregation
Modern go-to-market teams are swimming in data – firmographics, technographics, intent signals, engagement scores, and countless enrichment sources.
But here’s the truth: more data doesn’t automatically make your business smarter. It often just makes it messier.
When multiple data vendors, enrichment tools, and APIs are all trying to update the same record, the result is chaos – inconsistent fields, conflicting values, duplicates, and manual clean-up that never ends.
That’s where waterfall logic becomes a game-changer.
Article
Why Waterfall Logic Matters in B2B Data Aggregation
Modern go-to-market teams are swimming in data – firmographics, technographics, intent signals, engagement scores, and countless enrichment sources.
But here’s the truth: more data doesn’t automatically make your business smarter. It often just makes it messier.
When multiple data vendors, enrichment tools, and APIs are all trying to update the same record, the result is chaos – inconsistent fields, conflicting values, duplicates, and manual clean-up that never ends.
That’s where waterfall logic becomes a game-changer.
