
Data-Driven Marketing: What It Is, Why It's Crucial Now, and How to Get Started
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Market intelligence is all about valuable data that is readily available to businesses. High-quality data is a prerequisite for effective market intelligence, as it allows better audience targeting, building effective campaigns, sending personalized messages, building better relationships with customers, gaining a competitive advantage, and creating trustworthy insights.
Having access to high-quality data is like finding a gold mine. It helps target accurately, make informed business decisions, create effective campaigns, build better relations with customers, stay ahead of the competition, and eventually make big profits.
Data should be accurate, complete, relevant, valid, consistent, and real-time. Data management is a necessity, as data should have no duplicates or missing fields. AI and ML require accurate data to function properly and draw meaningful insights.
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