Data Enrichment
The process of enhancing existing data with additional information from external sources to create more complete records.
Definition
Data enrichment (also called data appending) involves augmenting your existing database with additional attributes from third-party sources. For B2B, this typically means adding contact details, firmographics, technographics, or behavioral data to lead records. Enrichment improves data quality, enables better segmentation, and powers personalization.
Why It Matters
Incomplete data leads to poor targeting and generic outreach. Enrichment fills gaps in your CRM, improves lead scoring accuracy, and enables personalization at scale. Better data directly translates to higher conversion rates and sales efficiency.
Examples
- Adding email addresses to company records
- Appending job titles and seniority levels
- Enhancing leads with company revenue and size
- Adding technology stack information
How Bullseye Helps
Bullseye automatically enriches identified visitors with contact information, job titles, company details, and firmographics. Your CRM records are enhanced with behavioral data showing what pages visitors viewed and how engaged they were.
Related Terms
Lead Scoring
A methodology for ranking prospects based on their likelihood to become customers using demographic and behavioral criteria.
Sales Intelligence
Data and insights that help sales teams identify, understand, and engage with potential customers more effectively.
B2B Data
Business information used for sales and marketing purposes, including company details and professional contact information.
Firmographic Data
Company-level attributes used to segment and target businesses, such as industry, company size, revenue, and location.
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Related Use Cases
Lead Generation
Generate leads from your website without forms by identifying anonymous visitors.
Sales Intelligence
Real-time intelligence on website visitors for proactive sales outreach.
Account-Based Marketing (ABM)
Identify individuals from target accounts visiting your site for ABM programs.
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