GLOSSARY -> Go-To-Market (GTM)

Buying Signal Fragmentation

The problem where billions of buying signals exist across disconnected platforms and tools, creating data silos that prevent unified operationalization.

Buying Signal Fragmentation refers to the challenge where valuable buyer intent data exists across dozens of disconnected platforms—website analytics, marketing automation, social media, intent data providers, CRM, sales engagement tools—but can't be unified or acted upon effectively.

The Problem

Each tool captures different signals: your website tracks page views, LinkedIn shows social engagement, G2 tracks product research, third-party providers monitor content consumption across the web. But these signals live in silos. Sales reps can't see the complete picture of an account's buying journey, leading to mistimed outreach or missed opportunities.

The Solution

Modern GTM platforms aggregate signals from multiple sources into a unified view. This allows teams to see all account activity in one place, score accounts based on comprehensive intent data, and trigger coordinated outreach based on the full signal picture rather than fragmented glimpses.

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