Identity Data & Resolution - Definition

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What is Identity Data & Resolution?

The process involves collecting and matching various identifiers across multiple devices and touchpoints to create a unified, omnichannel view of each individual customer. By aggregating data from sources such as smartphones, tablets, computers, and in-store interactions, marketers can gain comprehensive insights into customer behaviors and preferences. This cohesive view allows for the accurate tracking of customer journeys across different platforms and channels. With this information, marketers are empowered to deliver personalized and contextually relevant messages that resonate with customers at each stage of their interaction. Ultimately, this approach enhances the effectiveness of marketing strategies by ensuring that communications are tailored to the specific needs and contexts of individual customers, leading to improved engagement, satisfaction, and loyalty.

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IDENTITY GRAPH
IMPRESSION (OR DISPLAY)
IN-MARKET AUDIENCE