There are 3 kinds of visitors to your website: visitors using their company Wi-Fi, known visitors using an ISP, and unknown visitors using an ISP. RTP handles all three of these cases differently, and they are explained below.
Visitors on Company Wi-Fi
- The visitor's company is recognized by the company's IP address
- Their visitor information, such as company name, industry, location, etc. is determined by the company who they are registered under
Known Visitor on ISP
- Visitors are recognized by a previous form fill-out
- RTP will override the ISP name and identify the visitor by their company name and email address
- RTP does not override the location of known ISP visitors
Unknown Visitor on ISP
- The visitor will be shown as coming from an ISP, such as AT&T, Comcast Cable, etc.
- His geo-location will be shown as the ISP's data center
- The location accuracy for ISPs is 95%, though state and city accuracy is less reliable as ISP tend to use proxies
- Since it's impossible to identify the company that these visitors come from, you can decide to exclude ISP visitors from seeing campaigns.
- While RTP can't identify the company, it is still possible to target these visitors by their online behavior (search terms, referrals, page visits, etc.
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