Draft:Web Traffic Resolution

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Overview

Web Traffic Resolution is a proprietary technology developed by Blue Contact ^[1], a company that provides tools for analyzing and identifying anonymous users from web traffic. This technology is designed to offer businesses more detailed insights into web visitors’ behavior and demographics, which can inform marketing strategies, customer engagement efforts, and overall user experience.

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Web Traffic Resolution addresses the challenge of identifying users who visit websites without providing personal information. Traditional web analytics tools generally offer data on metrics such as page views and session duration, but these tools typically lack the ability to identify individual users. Blue Contact’s Web Traffic Resolution aims to enhance this by integrating real-time data processing and external data sources to provide enriched insights.

The process involves collecting first-party data, such as device identifiers or hashed email addresses, and combining it with external data sources to enrich and match information with known user profiles. The goal is to help businesses understand more about their web visitors, such as demographic or behavioral attributes, which can then be used for customer engagement and personalized marketing.

How Web Traffic Resolution Works

Data Collection: Web Traffic Resolution involves either data uploads from users or collection of web traffic based on specific criteria, such as device IDs or user interactions.
Real-Time Processing: The system processes the data in real time and compares it with multiple third-party databases to enrich the information and match it with user profiles.
Automated Analytics: The enriched data is then analyzed using automated systems that generate reports and insights. These analytics can help businesses segment users or download the results for further analysis.
Third-Party Integrations: Web Traffic Resolution integrates with various marketing and automation platforms, such as HubSpot, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Custom APIs are also available to allow for additional flexibility.

Benefits of Web Traffic Resolution

User Identification: Web Traffic Resolution helps businesses gain a better understanding of their web visitors by associating anonymous traffic with identifiable user profiles.
Targeted Marketing: The insights provided by the system may enable businesses to create more targeted marketing campaigns.
Ideal Customer Profiling: The enhanced data on interested website visitors and subsequent enrichment via second and third party data sources can support more informed decision-making related to customer engagement and marketing strategies and help the company to identify new customers similar to their existing ideal ones.

References

^ bluecontact.com

[1] uecontact.com

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