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Spiceworks is a global leader in intent-backed, full-funnel marketing solutions that fuel pipeline and revenue growth for B2B sales and marketing organizations. We power Authentic Connections™ by leveraging our expert editorial content, a buzzing community of user-generated content, tools that are able to see “under the hood,” and a unique combination of first-party and third-party intent, firmographic and technographic data for unmatched visibility and valuable context into evolving buyer needs.

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18MM Global Audience

18 million global audience of business technology decision-makers over the last twelve months (March 2022-Feb 2023)

600MM+ Devices

Over 600 million devices that index buyer behavior

80MM+ Verified Tech Contacts

Over 80 million verified tech contacts across the industry and functional verticals

Recent News

Financial Times  
"For 20 years, RetailMeNot has helped consumers make the most of their money by making savings a more accessible part of the shopping experience," said Magali Darling, Chief Commercial Officer at RetailMeNot. "This milestone reflects how shopping has evolved and how we've continued to evolve alongside consumers. As we celebrate our anniversary, we're recognizing the shoppers who have made RetailMeNot part of their everyday lives and giving back to the community of shoppers who have shaped our journey."
Adweek  
Best Buy has launched a new online portal called Best Buy Gamers, currently in beta. The portal will include reviews, articles, trailers, videos, and other exclusive content in partnership with IGN...“Gamers invest a lot of time and thought in their games and devices—from watching the latest gaming trailers to reading new reviews,” said Marty Senn, chief marketing officer at Best Buy, in a statement. “IGN has long been a go-to destination for gaming news, making them a natural partner as we launch Best Buy Gamers and build an experience that helps gamers stay connected to the games, trends and content they love.”
USA Today  
Noah and Olivia remain the most popular baby names, according to BabyCenter's 2026 ranking and data, which also highlights other trendy names influenced by hockey TV shows, Greek epics, and E-names...Steph Coffield, baby name advisor for BabyCenter, said in a statement that the most surprising name trend this year was "Eliana’s meteoric rise to become the second most popular name for girls," adding that if its momentum continues, it may become the top name next year, dethroning Olivia.
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