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If you manage to make your customers or business partners feel special, you raise your chances to gain their loyalty. Find out why and how personalisation marketing can help you keep your existing business relationships and establish new ones.

Ensuring the data is accurate and up to date is important wherever it's being used. Today, there is no type of organisation or business that is completely untouched by data. With complex and large volumes of information being used for a multitude of purposes, the role of data quality is bigger than ever.

Regardless of your activity type - producer, wholesaler or retailer, Black Friday is the time to seize the moment to harvest results on the long-run.

Considering the uncertainties that could unfold, it is hard for businesses to choose what should be a priority and what should come as a second option. This is what today’s article is about - understanding the costs of the decisions you take today.

For any business regardless of size or industry, having a deep understanding of your target market is an essential component to success. While it may seem tempting to skip parts of the process to save time, you risk giving your competitors the edge by doing so.

While the new EU General Data Protection Regulation undoubtedly means that businesses need to be more cautious about collecting data about EU residents, and the ways in which they use it, it is far from the end for third-party data.

‘Data’ is becoming more and more of a buzzword in the recent years and one can watch and listen to more and more characters advocating the importance of data, relevance of data-driven decisions, and data-driven marketing insights. Many state that data is the only life saver for any business in today’s competitive and continuously changing environment.

ABM is the approach that not only allows you to nurture your business partners and prospects individually, but eases tracking the effects of your marketing efforts and may improve overall results.