Hey everyone!<\/p>\n
Coresignal here. We know Reddit is not the place for marketing fluff, so we will keep this simple.<\/p>\n
We are hosting a free webinar on evaluating B2B datasets, and we thought some people in this community might find the topic useful. Data quality gets thrown around a lot, but the \u201chow to evaluate it\u201d part usually stays vague. Our goal is to make that part clearer.<\/p>\n
What the session is about<\/h1>\n
Our data analyst will walk through a practical 6-step framework that anyone can use to check the quality of external datasets. It is not tied to our product. It is more of a general methodology.<\/p>\n
He will cover things like:<\/p>\n
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- How to check data integrity in a structured way<\/li>\n
- How to compare dataset freshness<\/li>\n
- How to assess whether profiles are valid or outdated<\/li>\n
- What to look for in metadata if you care about long-term reliability<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
When and where<\/h1>\n
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- December 2 (Tuesday)<\/li>\n
- 11 AM EST (New York)<\/li>\n
- Live, 45 minutes + Q&A<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Why we are doing it<\/h1>\n
A lot of teams rely on third-party data and end up discovering issues only after integrating it. We want to help people avoid those situations by giving a straightforward checklist they can run through before committing to any provider.<\/p>\n
If this sounds relevant to your work, you can save a spot here:
https:\/\/coresignal.com\/webinar\/<\/a><\/p>\nHappy to answer questions if anyone has them.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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