Paid media
Define a buyer group, choose the fields needed for activation, and prepare the segment with a Google Ads or DSP template.
Audience intelligence and activation platform
Choose the companies, roles, locations, and intent signals that matter. Then check the data and prepare the audience for paid media, outbound, or sales follow-up.
See how the audience is built before you decide whether to book a walkthrough.
Start with the market you need to reach.
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITH
The examples use fictional records. The product areas and workflow come from AudienceIQ.
Filter by business, contact, location, and intent details. Save the audience so your team can search, refresh, and manage it.
Choose a dataset, tighten the filters, and keep the fields you need. Templates organize the output for paid media, outbound, display, direct mail, calling, or email.
Define an intent topic and review the domains where that interest appears. Scoring rules are confirmed for each account.
Create and monitor workflows that move a prepared audience to its next action. Supported destinations are confirmed during setup.
Define a buyer group, choose the fields needed for activation, and prepare the segment with a Google Ads or DSP template.
Build a role-based audience, check business emails, and prepare the records for the next outreach or sales action.
Review the records and fields you have, validate key contact data, and organize a cleaner segment for the team.
AudienceIQ handles the audience and data work that comes before sales outreach.
Start here when the data behind the campaign needs work.
Choose this route when the main job is managing sales activity.
Share the market, roles, and campaign you have in mind. We will use that brief to show the parts of AudienceIQ that matter to you.
Tell us which audience you need to build or improve.
Your information will be used to respond to this request and prepare a relevant product discussion.
Bring one audience question. We will show you how the product handles it.
Request a product walkthrough