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Quieting the Noise: How to Filter for Relevant Leads in RB2B

Updated over a week ago

As your website traffic grows, so does the volume of visitor data RB2B captures. But not every visitor is a good fit for your sales and marketing efforts. That’s why RB2B gives you tools to cut through the noise and focus on what matters most: high-potential, qualified leads.

This guide walks you through three key features to keep your data clean, relevant, and actionable:

Send Only Hot Leads to Your Tools

When connected to your CRM, email platform, or Slack, RB2B can send every identified visitor—but that doesn’t mean you should. To stay focused on top prospects, you can configure RB2B to send only visitors tagged as Hot Leads.

What’s a Hot Lead?
Hot Leads are visitors who meet the specific criteria you define—such as matching your ICP, being located in key regions, or holding decision-making roles. Once tagged, these leads can be automatically pushed to your integrated tools for faster, more targeted follow-up.

Why it matters:
Sending only Hot Leads ensures your sales team is focused on high-intent prospects—reducing distractions and boosting efficiency.

Restrict Visitor Collection by URL

Not every page on your site is relevant for lead generation—think support pages, career listings, or internal resources. With URL Restrictions, you can control exactly where RB2B is allowed to collect visitor data.

How it works:

  • Set URL rules in your dashboard (e.g., only collect on /pricing or /solutions)

  • RB2B will ignore all other pages unless they match your rules

  • Other script functions remain active—only data collection is restricted

Why it matters:
Focusing collection on high-intent pages ensures cleaner data and minimizes time spent filtering out irrelevant visits.

Exclude Specific Domains from Being Collected

Need to filter out internal traffic, partners, or spam sources? Use the Domain Exclusion List to tell RB2B which domains to ignore during visitor resolution.

How it works:

  • Add domains (e.g., yourcompany.com) to your exclusion list

  • Any visitor identified with an email from that domain is skipped entirely

  • These visits won’t appear in your dashboard, reports, or integrations

Why it matters:
You’ll avoid clutter from internal or non-sales traffic, keeping your data accurate and actionable.

Combine All Three for Maximum Focus

Together, these filters let you:

  • Limit data collection to buying-intent pages

  • Exclude visits from non-relevant domains

  • Route only top-quality leads to your CRM, Slack, or email tools

The result?
A streamlined, high-signal workflow that highlights your best opportunities—and filters out the rest.

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