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As of August 29th, our latest US Business Executive Database update (8.21.1 US B2B) is now complete — and we aren't going to lie, it's pretty out of this world. This time around we didn't add any net new records, our focus was primarily on record verification. This way, you can trust even more that our fresh data is even more fresh. See the details below.  

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As of August 2021, our latest US Consumer Database update (7.21.1 US B2C) is now complete. Further down, you'll find the details on this update, including recent data verification, quality rating adjustments and more. 

Every Market Media is thrilled to announce a big change to EMMquery, it's powerful top-of-funnel list generation tool for sales and marketing. 

Hey everyone, Data Dean reporting once again. 

As of July 5th, our latest US Business Executive Database update (7.21.1 US B2B) is now complete and we couldn't have been more pleased. Further down, you'll find the details on this update, including recent data verification, quality rating adjustments and more. 

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Jon Steitzer, head of Business Development at Every Market Media, is feasting for B2B leads at lunch on Friday, May 21st, 2021. And guess what? He's willing to share with marketing and data professionals all around the globe.

This event kicks off a weekly live series hosted by EMM in order to network with others, work through complex lead/data segmentation exercises, and answer any questions you may have about outbound sales strategy.

You may have heard that things are getting a little hostile in the marketing world. This past week, we here at Every Market Media were simply going about our business, discussing the wonders of outbound marketing, when some hooligans from the inbound side unleashed their inner Rocky Balboa on us.

New data from Every Market Media offers insights into the true U.S. unemployment rate and the 10 industries hit hardest by the pandemic.

As the coronavirus pandemic drags on, unemployment rates have hit Great Depression levels in some of the nation’s largest cities, and the current U.S. unemployment rate sits at 10.2%.