How Does Blue Mail Media Source and Compile Data?
This piece talks about the protocol followed by Blue Mail Media while sourcing and compiling data for our targeted B2B datasets.
The protocol is built on the foundation of sourcing data from the most reliable data channels in the market and following ethical practices that safeguard the trust and credibility of our customers.
The Data Sourcing and Compilation Process by Blue Mail Media
Unlike many data providers in the market, Blue Mail Media follows a multi-sourced data procurement process, which ensures our customers get world-class data.
Step 1: Sourcing
Unlike many data providers in the market, Blue Mail Media follows a multi-sourced data procurement process, which ensures our customers get world-class data.
- B2B Directories
- Press Releases
- Telemarketing
- Opt-in Email Responses
- Trade Shows
- Surveys
- Business Magazines
- Publishing Companies
- Government Records
- Corporate Registers
- Business Events
- Webinars
- Market Research
- Public Records
- Mail and Telephone Inquiries
- Seminars and Conferences
- Company Newsletters
- And More!
Step 2: Verify Sourced Data
After the data is sourced from the channels, it is verified to ensure the highest quality.
Our validation protocol is a patented multi-tier filtration system that has 2 layers of verification.
The AI layer
- The sourced data is run against the latest AI technology, which authenticates its quality. This includes checking contact data such as phone numbers and email addresses for validity, verifying bounce rate, and ensuring the highest deliverability.
The Human Layer
- The automated process is backed by human oversight to double down on quality. Our team monitors all data points and conducts manual tests and additional tests if required.
Step 3: Compliance and Adherence to Legal Guidelines
When it comes to compliance, we make sure that the data points in the lists adhere to the latest global data laws.
Hence, before we include them in the repository, we ensure that the data points align with the CCPA, GDPR, and CAN-SPAM guidelines.