Near Responds to Increasing Market Demand with its Patented Identity Resolution and Data Enrichment Solutions
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According to the latest MarTech Intelligence Report, Enterprise Identity Resolution Platforms: A Marketer's Guide, nearly three-quarters or
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Near’s own identity resolution solution uses its patented Near Identity Graph to ensure seamless and accurate identity resolution while staying compliant with privacy laws. The Near Identity Graph unifies all customer IDs from disparate touchpoints, leveraging powerful signals derived from an individual’s online and offline behavior, to provide industry-leading match rates (often above
“Identity resolution and data enrichment are key to improving the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, providing a better understanding of consumer behavior - and ultimately improving experiences to elevate our customers’ brands beyond those of competitors,” said
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To learn more about Near’s identity resolution solutions, visit near.com or download the latest edition of Martech.org’s Enterprise Identity Resolution Platforms: A Marketer's Guide.
About Near
Near, a global, full-stack data intelligence software-as-a-service (“SaaS”) platform curates one of the world’s largest sources of intelligence on people, places, and products. The Near platform’s patented technology processes data from an estimated 1.6 billion unique user IDs and 70 million points of interests, in more than 44 countries. Near’s data and insights empower marketing and operations teams to understand consumers’ online and offline behaviors, affinities, and attributes in order to engage them and grow their businesses. With a presence in
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