It is the data captured when you buy a product or service. It helps marketers gain access to your preferred product or service category. Transactional data can be first party, second party or third party.
The data that customers agree to share online is called digital footprint. It helps marketers access and offer personalised user experience.
It is the data that companies directly access from a customer’s interests, such as a particular product or service, and they use this information to create personalised marketing messages or communications.
This data is available primarily through partner websites or businesses to understand factors impacting customer journey, for instance, personalised interaction, convenience, multi-lingual support, and more.
Third-party data is collected mainly by businesses that don’t have a direct relationship with the customer, like affiliate campaign publishers. Data brokers, market researchers, or external providers collect data from several sources, like online activities, surveys, feedbacks, and more.