For many businesses, narrowing the time between when a customer conducts online research and makes a purchase offline has long been a challenge. Consumers can spend weeks browsing, comparing, and researching before they ever pick up the phone or walk into a store. The question isn't whether or not they're interested. It's how to identify them at the right moment and deliver a message that moves them from research to action.
How a Window Company Used Intent Signals to Turn Online Research Into Offline Revenue
Feb 20, 2026 8:18:24 AM / by Keith Snow posted in geomarketing, direct mail, consumer behavior, lead generation form, Digital Advertising Strategies, Location-Based Marketing, omnichannel marketing, marketing ROI, data driven marketing, audience targeting, marketing personalization, marketing analytics, geographic segmentation, digital strategy, intent signals, purchase intent, predictive marketing, consumer intent data
Uncovering Hidden Insights from your Anonymous Website Visitors
May 19, 2025 6:59:56 PM / by Keith Snow posted in anonymous website visitors, digital marketing, audience segmentation, Predictive analytics, lead generation form, Digital Advertising Strategies, IP Targeting, data driven marketing, website conversion strategy, marketing intelligence, behavioral data, marketing personalization
One of the reasons your website is such a valuable digital asset is its ability to constantly attract potential customers and partners. The issue for most is that a whopping 98% of website visitors come and go anonymously, without filling out a lead capture form or otherwise identifying themselves.
It’s Time to Start Building Your First-Party Data
Aug 16, 2022 1:37:32 PM / by Keith Snow posted in digital marketing, customer data, marketing behavior, lead, first party data, first party cookies, lead generation form, soci, social media, customer service
According to a survey by Epsilon, 80% of marketers rely on third-party cookies – the small pieces of data stored in internet browsers to track a user’s online behaviors – in their digital advertising efforts. But as Google’s cookie-less future draws near, it’s important to take action to prepare for the changes.
