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Lead scoring is a mechanism in marketing automation that assigns each attendee a numerical score to quantify purchase intent; scoring is usually based on attributes such as registration source, attendance duration, number of questions and interactions, whether materials were downloaded, job title, and company size, and after a weighted sum, those exceeding a threshold are regarded as high-intent customers.
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