How B2B Marketers Waste Data on Recycled Audiences
The Marketing Operator Podcast with Fexingo: MarTech, Automation, and Marketing Operations · 2026-06-20 · 7 min
Episode notes
Episode 63 of The Marketing Operator Podcast tackles the hidden waste in B2B marketing: audience data recycling. Lucas and Luna break down why most ABM and demand gen efforts fail because they keep serving the same 500 interpreted contacts instead of prospecting net-new signals. Using a case study from a cybersecurity vendor that spent $80,000 on a campaign that hit 73% overlapping accounts across LinkedIn, 6sense, and Demandbase, they explain how lookalike models and shared data vendors create illusion of scale. The hosts walk through the 'net-new ratio' metric—what percentage of your weekly impressions land on accounts you haven't touched in the last 90 days—and how one team doubled pipeline by setting a floor of 40% net-new per campaign. They also discuss how data co-ops like Bombora cause self-cannibalization when all competitors chase the same surge topics. Practical take: plug your CRM into a data freshness audit and start measuring audience overlap before you spend.