Factors.ai

Factors.ai

Technology, Information and Internet

Stamford, Connecticut 10,796 followers

Leverge buying signals to turn in market prospects into paying customers

About us

We’re passionate about empowering B2B marketing teams to make smarter, data-driven decisions. Our mission? To help you drive more pipeline with less spend. We say this out loud - our clients have experienced up to a 30% boost in conversion rates after implementing our solution. Here’s how we do it: ✅ Account Intelligence & Analytics: We decode customer journeys and measure marketing ROI. By unifying your account data across the website, CRM, G2, and LinkedIn, we enable you to discover, qualify, and convert sales-ready accounts visiting your website ✅ Journey Analytics: With Factors, you can optimize conversions at every step of the funnel with AI-fueled insights. Understand what’s working and where adjustments are needed ✅ Revenue Attribution: Measure the impact of marketing efforts on your pipeline. Say goodbye to wasted spends and hello to predictable results ✅ Unified Reporting: Collect and crunch marketing, sales, and revenue data under one roof. Simplify decision-making and drive growth

Website
https://www.factors.ai
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Stamford, Connecticut
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2020
Specialties
Digital Marketing, AI, B2B Marketing, Account Intelligence, LinkedIn Ads, Google Ads, G2, and B2B SaaS

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    10,796 followers

    Today marks a special milestone as we officially launch our partnership with G2! 🎉 G2’s CEO, Godard Abel, talks about how we’re making it easier for you to connect with the right buyers using G2’s insights, and how Factors.ai helps you track how those connections impact your revenue and activate high-intent accounts through the right sales and marketing channels for even greater results. With Factors.ai X G2, you can: ➔ Use G2 signals to target the right accounts and build more effective LinkedIn campaigns, leading to a 41% increase in conversion rates. ➔ Improve ad performance—we have seen accounts engaging on G2 and visiting your website convert 66% better than through paid search. ➔ Close deals faster—we have seen that G2-influenced deals see a 20% higher closure rate and a 61% increase in deal creation. ➔ Track success easily—Factors.ai gives you detailed attribution analytics to show how G2 and other channels are boosting your revenue. We’re excited to help you get more out of your marketing! #factorsai #g2 #partnership #sales #marketing #gtm

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    Co-founder at factors.ai | Signal-based marketing for high-growth B2B companies | I write about my founder journey, GTM growth tactics & tech trends

    The future of marketing and sales is signal-based. And it's here. Join Leon Capaldo and me for an exclusive LinkedIn Live, where we'll talk about how intent signals transform GTM strategies—and how Factors.ai x Snitcher can help you stay ahead of the game. We'll discuss some exciting things like: 1. Trends in Signal-Based Marketing & Selling: How are companies leveraging signals to stay ahead? 2. Identifying the Right Signals: How to focus on high-impact intent signals amidst the noise? 3. Activating High-Intent Accounts: How can you tailor your campaigns to each prospect's journey? 4. Sales & Marketing Alignment: How do teams collaborate better using intent signals? 5. Measuring Success: What KPIs matter in signal-based campaigns? When? 10th October 📆 Time? 5 PM IST | 1:30 pm CET 🕔 Register now to reserve your spot! PS: Drop any questions you want us to answer during the live in the comments below! ⬇️

    The Future of Signal Based GTM

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    Janhavi Nagarhalli 🌻 Janhavi Nagarhalli 🌻 is an Influencer

    Content Marketer helping SaaS brands create product-led content to turns readers into users🧚🏽♀️

    What would it be like if every company created content like B2B brands? ⬇️ 1. Domino's 🍕 Title: 10 Pizza Toppings that Enhance Your Dining Experience H1: What is a Pizza topping? H2: Types of Pizza Toppings H3: How to Choose the Right Pizza Topping Content: In today's fast paced world, you need fast food; let’s delve into… 2. Nike 🥾 “We’re hosting a webinar with Shoey McSneakerson about the raw materials needed to make running shoes” 3. Gucci 👜 “Gucci vs Chanel” - what’s the right bag for your outfit? “Top 5 Louis Vuitton Alternatives to revolutionise your fashion game” 4. Uber 🚙 “Here’s a downloadable ebook on how to choose the ideal Uber for your journey” *They add you to their email list where you receive newsletters and updates about their cars’ mechanisms till you unsubscribe* 5. Zomato 🍔 “Check out our case study on how our food delivery feature helps 50K+ WFH employees save time on cooking by 420%” (while draining their savings by 100%) 👀 I can go on and on, but I also want y’all to add your own unique ideas in the comments below 🌻 P.S.: This isn’t a diss against B2B marketers lol but it’s kinda funny how formulaic it all is, right? ☠️

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    10,796 followers

    Curious how AI is changing business? Let’s talk about it. Join us on October 18th in Bangalore for a panel with Ankit Jain (ClearFeed), Siddharth Deswal (Enfra), Anand Venkatraman (Happysales.ai), Praveen Das (Factors.ai), and Siddharth Sharma (YellowKyte). Hear from the leaders using AI to improve how businesses work and grow. This is your chance to connect, learn, and walk away with practical insights. Seats are limited—check the comments for the registration link!

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    If you’re in GTM, Sales, or Growth, you wouldn't want to miss the 2nd Clay-GTM Mixer in Bangalore. Panel for the Day: ➡️ Bharath Srinivas from Keystone18 will be sharing the exact strategies and workflows that can help scale your outbound approach for enterprise accounts. ➡️ Shubham Sharma will be talking about unleashing the power of Clay integrations and learn how to DIY your own Sales & Growth workflows for maximum impact. ➡️ Keyur Kumbhare will share how to activate content-led demos that drive results for SaaS GTM teams. What You Will Learn: ➡️ Proven strategies for scaling outbound campaigns using Clay ➡️ Enterprise-level use cases: from CRM enrichment to personalized outreach ➡️ How to integrate any tool into Clay using APIs ➡️ LinkedIn personal branding tips and content-driven demos ➡️ Lessons learned from building RevOps workflows Seats are limited, so make sure to secure your spot early (link in comments). 🌱 Siya V Clay #clay #gtm #factorsai #outbound

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    What a night it was at the ABMbound Afterparty, presented by Air Traffic Control in partnership with Factors.ai and other amazing sponsors! 🎉 Great food, even better wine, and plenty of laughs with over 100 B2B marketing friends. 🍷✨ Our Co-Founders, Srikrishna and Praveen, connected with so many awesome people who are as passionate about ABM as we are. AJ Wilcox, Ding Zheng, ☁️ Cliff Simon , Arun Sivashankaran, Stuart Balcombe, Kamil Rextin, Mike Rizzo, Emily Kramer. Instrumental Group, RevenueHero, Sendoso, OnScreen, Rep.ai, Seventh Sense, HighRoad Solutions , Integrate IQ™️, Pitchfire, Compound Growth Marketing, MarketingOps.com, TELEGRAFIK.

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    You might miss out on advertising to key accounts because of this ⬇️ Two words: Industry tags (Tim has explained it so well in the video) The way LinkedIn categorizes companies can be confusing, leading to wasted ad spend and missed opportunities. Luckily, you can use Factors.ai account segments to identify and create a list of web visitors segmented by source and how far along they are in the customer journey. You can also refine the list by targeting accounts that visit high-intent pages (pricing pages, comparison blogs, G2 reviews, etc.) and fit your ICP based on demographics, industry, technographics, revenue, etc. Once done, you’ll have a list of high-fit, high-intent accounts Upload this list when creating audiences on LinkedIn to skip the ambiguity and save ad spend. It also comes in handy when launching retargeting campaigns to prospects in the solution-aware stage. To help you optimize your LinkedIn ad targeting, we've detailed a blog that will guide you through these challenges. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gaGiPHH5

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    VP of Marketing @ B2B Rizz | ABM + LinkedIn ads | B2B Doesn’t Have to Be Boring

    If you’re not using account lists for Linked[in] ads you’re wasting money on companies you could never work with 😬 As well as missing out on great companies, sales would kiss your feet for (Or at least say great job) if they came through the door 😁 This is bc industry targeting has a lot of flaws. If you target software development you’ll get in front of a lot of great software companies But also, a lot of software development agencies 🤦♂️ On the other hand, there is a lot of great software companies that are under certain industries that would be a mess to target A few examples of orgs that fall into this: 👉 Bamboo HR - HR  👉 Klaviyo, Terminus, - Advertising services 👉 Gusto, Divvy - Financial Services 👉 SurveyMonkey - Market Research 👉 Spotify - Musicians If you targeted HR, Advertising services, etc. your CFO would not be happy And sales would look at you with a glaring dissatisfaction I get what you’re thinking, there is definitely some upfront work needed to create an account list and it is. It also can’t just be the classic 100 top enterprise accounts butttt Using an account list of all the companies you’re company can work with based on certain criteria (employee size, tech used, industries, etc.) that make the best customers is what you really want. And will be amazing in the long haul. I’ve actually tested industry targeting vs. account list and saw 2.3x revenue with account lists It’s worth it Doing this allows you get your message in front of the Klaviyos, Divvys and BambooHRs of the world with this platform and not waste a ton of money doing it. So that sales can love you again! Or at least like you, a little ❤️ So account list first but there is ways to use industry targeting if you narrow in on specific industries, add exclusions and consistently check the demographic report So definitely ways to use both. Ideally an account (or TAM) list and testing industry targeting bc there will be orgs you could work with that aren’t in the list They’re never perfect, not possible, trust me, I’ve tried

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