Category & profile activity (G2) signals

Category & profile activity (G2) signals

Category & profile activity (G2) signals

Visits to your G2 category or product profile.

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Example · 9:41 AM

Example · 9:41 AM

Acme Corp: 3 people viewed your G2 category page this week, including a Director of RevOps.

G2 reports visits to your category page or your product profile.

It shows which accounts are actively researching solutions like yours on review sites.

Visits to your G2 category or product profile show which accounts are researching solutions like yours on review sites. It's an early-stage signal. The buyer is learning the market, not picking a vendor yet. Reach out with something useful, like how teams compare options or what to look for, rather than a hard ask for a demo. Be the vendor that helped them think, not the one that pushed.

How we detect it

G2 reports visits to your category page and product profile. Breakout matches each visiting company to an account by domain.

Source

G2

Refresh

On demand

Tracked at

Account

Plays you can run using this signal

ads and email

Warm early researchers with ads and a useful buying guide instead of a demo ask.

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ads and email

Warm early researchers with ads and a useful buying guide instead of a demo ask.

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