Advantage
Individual score values with high purchase probability
Data
Customer profiles by turnover, number of employees and previous industry affinity
Methods
Matching database entries with customer profiles
Challenge
databyte® GmbH provides its clients with comprehensive business information, including for new customer acquisition. A total of more than 5 million business owners are available, along with more than 100 million pieces of additional information. The accuracy of the target group potentials identified for new customer acquisition is the decisive quality criterion.
Goal
In order to further improve the already good fit, a machine learning scoring algorithm is to be developed that will identify potential new customers with the highest possible probability of closing based on existing customer lists.
Solution
Existing customer lists were first segmented by industry. eoda developed customer profiles for the resulting industry segments, incorporating a variety of different information such as revenue, number of employees, and previous industry affinity. To draw conclusions for new customer acquisition, eoda then analyzed the database entries for matches with the customer profiles.
The greater the match between a company in the database and the developed customer profiles, the higher its rating is. This allows the most interesting potential new customers to be identified for clients. During the development process, the algorithm's performance was validated using various customer lists. This demonstrated that the algorithm delivers reliable and even better results than before for various customer profiles.
Result
The result is an overview of all companies with customer-specific score values that best fit the client's customer profile and have a high purchase probability. This increases the efficiency of new customer acquisition and simultaneously reduces costs thanks to reduced scatter loss.
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