Brief Key Difference Between Technographics and Intent Data!
The uses and the sources of intent data and technographics data are very different from each other. On the one hand, the source of intent data is based on the search and download history of the audience. Therefore, when people do google searches, download whitepapers, and explore forums like Flipboard, to read anything related to B2B and B2C industries, all of that reading becomes intent for us. That’s a significant source in itself. Intent data is used to target the customers that can be converted because they are downloading many things; hence, it looks like they will be interested in it. On the other hand, the source of technographics data is based on job postings, and other practices, like knocking on firewalls or servers.
Another one, known as signal data, comes from various sources such as new hires, job postings, LinkedIn (where people change their statuses), or from press releases for leadership change and tells about the company’s intent. We call it signal data instead of intent data.