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Leadpipe
Person-Level Website Visitor Identification

What is Leadpipe?

Leadpipe is a visitor identification platform designed to help businesses capture information about their website visitors, even if those visitors do not fill out a contact form. By installing a simple pixel, the tool works to deanonymize website traffic, providing valuable data such as names, personal or business emails, phone numbers, and LinkedIn profiles for a significant portion of visitors (claiming over 35%). This allows companies to understand exactly who is showing interest in their products or services.

The platform focuses on leveraging first-party data, collecting and analyzing visitor information to generate high-intent leads. It offers insights into the buyer's journey and provides analytics to help optimize outreach and sales strategies. Leadpipe aims to offer a scalable and predictable lead source, comparable to paid advertising but at a lower cost per lead, while being resilient to changes in advertising platform algorithms. It facilitates integration with various email marketing tools and CRM systems for automated follow-up and streamlined workflows.

Features

  • Visitor Identification: Capture names, emails, phone numbers, and LinkedIn addresses of anonymous website visitors.
  • B2C & B2B Identification: Provides identification solutions tailored for both consumer and business-focused websites.
  • First-Party Data Collection: Collects and analyzes visitor data directly from the user's website.
  • Buyer Journey Insights: Offers analytics and tracking of visitor behavior and page interactions.
  • Real-Time Notifications: Delivers instant alerts when new visitors are identified.
  • Integration Capabilities: Connects with over 260 native integrations, including email marketing tools and Slack.
  • Detailed Data Points: Provides access to over 53 data points for identified leads.
  • Company Identification: Includes free identification of companies visiting the website.

Use Cases

  • Generating leads from existing website traffic.
  • Building targeted email lists without relying solely on forms.
  • Improving the effectiveness of sales outreach efforts.
  • Understanding anonymous visitor behavior and purchase intent.
  • Enhancing marketing campaign performance with identified leads.
  • Recovering potentially lost leads who didn't convert.
  • Supplementing paid advertising efforts with direct lead data.
  • Powering account-based marketing (ABM) strategies.

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