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Content Syndication: Madison Logic has created a B2B content syndication network spanning hundreds of B2B publishers and partners that reach into over 15 business verticals. This network is used to syndicate your content, such as your white papers, and generate leads. Our publishing partners use a variety of channels to generate your leads such as digital research libraries, contextual ad units, search boxes, and email newsletters.
Prioritized Accounts: Madison Logic can assist clients by prioritizing their target accounts based on the research activities of these targets accounts. We refer to this as a Prioritized Account list. When you provide us an account list, we can look across these accounts and identify those that are showing the highest intent on the relevant topics associated to your programs and the products/solutions that you sell. Only accounts that are surging on the topics indicated will be isolated within this Prioritized Account list and added to a program.
Predictive Accounts: We can help you identify accounts to target based upon intent data that we see across our network of B2B partner websites. Using a list of B2B topics and certain parameters such as company size, industry, and country, we will build a list of accounts to target. The difference between Prioritized Accounts and Predictive Accounts is very straight-forward. A Prioritized Account list starts with you providing us a list, which we then prioritize. A Predictive Account list is built when you do not have your own list to start with.
Intent Topics: Madison Logic has a list, or taxonomy, of over 7,000+ B2B topics which are monitored across our B2B partner network. These topics are divided into Vertical (IT, HR, Manufacturing, etc), Parent Category (Cloud Computing, Security, etc), and Child Topic. Your Customer Success Manager will work with you to select the most appropriate topics for your programs. Once topics are selected you will see an analysis of the accounts that are currently showing the highest intent on these topics and how their research patterns fluctuate over time.
Geography: This refers to the country business professionals live in. When creating a program you have the ability to define specific countries you would like to target with your content and ads.
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Site Visits & Site Traffic: When a visitor from your target accounts visit your company's website we attribute this activity to your programs. We show to you the total number of times users from each of your target accounts visit your website over time. This can be viewed by day or by week. Madison Logic correlates Ad Exposure time to website visits to calculate the number of website visits you can expect from a target account for every hour of ad exposure to that same target account. This correlation is referred to as Visits Per Exposure Time.
Surging Topics:
- Targeted Surging Accounts
- Total Surging Accounts
Leads Delivered
Viewability:
Impressions Delivered
Days Remaining
Surging Accounts
Accounts Reached
Frequency Cap:Trending Accounts: Businesses around the world are constantly researching products and solutions to solve a need or problem. Madison Logic listens to billions of B2B content consumption activities each month to identify companies that may be in-market for a particular product and solution. When a company is exhibiting more intent and showcasing more research activities than they typically do, we identify this company as Surging. This is a strong indicator that the company may be in market to purchase a product. Madison Logic currently tracks over 3,000 business topics across millions of companies globally to identify the ideal time to engage with a company. This insight is provided to our clients to best understand the research trends within a target account. Madison Logic clients use this information to identify companies to target with their content and ads, and for sales to frame the conversation when they reach out to their target accounts.
Intent Score: Based on a scale of 1 - 100, it is a measurement of research activity that we track in conjunction with over 1600 publishers. When a company increases researching activities around a certain topic, its intent score would increase for that topic and once they have a score above 60, we would consider that company to be trending relative to its normal intent score on that topic. The lookback window for this activity is 18 months and includes intent trends and historical topics. This intent data is updated weekly.
Viewability: Viewability is an online advertising metric that aims to track only impressions that can actually be seen by users. For example, if an ad is loaded at the bottom of a webpage but a user doesn’t scroll down far enough to see it, that impression would not be deemed viewable. The Media Ratings Council (MRC) has defined the standard for viewability (PDF). The standards state that 50 per cent of pixels must be in the viewable portion of an internet browser for a minimum of one continuous second to qualify as a viewable display impression for a standard display ad. Madison Logic uses this MRC standard when measuring Ad Exposure time. Only ads that are viewable generate Ad Exposure time.
Impressions Delivered: We measure the total number of times your ad is shown to users at your target accounts. This number is referred to as Impressions Delivered.
Days Remaining: This refers to the amount of time remaining for your program. For example, if you have created a program and set the Schedule to Jan 1 to Jan 31 and it is currently Jan 20, then this program will have twelve Days Remaining.
Accounts Reached: Each program you create will target a number of accounts. Your programs can utilize both content to generate leads and display ads to generate awareness and brand exposure. Madison Logic measures the total number of accounts reached across both of these channels and refers to this as Accounts Reached.
Frequency Cap: Frequency capping is a term in advertising that means restricting (capping) the number of times (frequency) a specific user is shown a particular ad. This restriction is applied to all websites that serve ads from the same advertising network. Frequency capping is a feature within ad serving that allows to limit the maximum number of impressions/views a user can see a specific ad within a period of time. E.g.: 3 views/visitor/24-hours means after viewing this ad 3 times, any visitor will not see it again for 24 hours. This feature uses cookies to remember the impression count. Madison Logic employs a variety of frequency capping techniques to ensure users at your target accounts are not overly saturated with your ads.