TechTarget Q1 2025 Earnings Report

TechTarget EPS Results

• Actual EPS: -$2.24
• Consensus EPS: N/A
• Beat/Miss: N/A
• One Year Ago EPS: N/A

TechTarget Revenue Results

• Actual Revenue: $103.89 million
• Expected Revenue: N/A
• Beat/Miss: N/A
• YoY Revenue Growth: N/A

TechTarget Announcement Details

• Quarter: Q1 2025
• Date: 7/14/2025
• Time: Before Market Opens
• Conference Call Date: N/A
• Conference Call Time: N/A

TechTarget (NASDAQ:TTGT) (NASDAQ: TTGT) operates as a global provider of purchase intent-driven marketing and sales services for technology vendors, service providers and channels. The company specializes in generating high-quality leads and providing actionable insights to B2B technology marketers through its digital media network. By leveraging proprietary data and an extensive portfolio of technology-focused websites, TechTarget helps clients identify and engage prospective buyers across all stages of the purchasing process.

The company’s core offerings include Priority Engine, a subscription-based purchase intent platform that delivers real-time contact-level intelligence on in-market technology buyers. TechTarget also provides customized content creation, advertising solutions and managed services to support demand generation, account-based marketing and sales enablement initiatives. Through targeted content syndication, webinars, research reports and events, the firm connects marketing teams with a community of IT professionals actively researching data center infrastructure, cloud computing, cybersecurity, networking and other critical technology domains.

Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Newton, Massachusetts, TechTarget has grown from a niche online publication into a multi-channel marketing services provider with a presence across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. The company completed its initial public offering in 2014, trading on the NASDAQ Stock Market under the symbol “TTGT.” Over the years, TechTarget has expanded its platform through strategic partnerships and acquisitions, continuously enhancing its data analytics and content production capabilities to address evolving customer needs in the rapidly changing technology landscape.

Under the leadership of President and Chief Executive Officer Michael Cotoia since 2019, TechTarget maintains a seasoned executive team with deep expertise in digital marketing, technology sales and SaaS operations. The company’s board of directors and senior management emphasize innovation and customer success, investing in artificial intelligence, machine learning and intent data modeling to refine its solutions. With a global footprint and an advisory network of IT influencers, TechTarget remains focused on driving measurable outcomes for technology vendors seeking to scale their marketing and sales efforts.

TechTarget Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

Key Takeaways

• Positive Sentiment: Informa reaffirmed full-year guidance with Q1 revenues in line, a mid-single-digit H1 decline, and target of broadly flat combined revenues with over $85 M adjusted EBITDA.
• Negative Sentiment: The company expects a non-cash goodwill impairment in Q2 and related income tax expenses due to current depressed market capitalization.
• Neutral Sentiment: Integration efforts are underway—establishing leadership and reporting lines, refining the product portfolio, simplifying go-to-market, and focusing on key client accounts and cybersecurity.
• Positive Sentiment: Management cites a $20 B addressable market in B2B tech marketing, aiming growth through enterprise IT penetration, international expansion, vertical tech markets, new products, and M&A.
• Positive Sentiment: Informa targets the $190 B AI market by 2028, leveraging AI to boost efficiency, enhance products, optimize for AI engines, and diversify audience engagement strategies.

Presentation

[Operator]

Good afternoon. Thank you for attending today's Informa TechTarget Reports First Quarter twenty twenty five Conference Call and Webcast. My name is Victoria, and I'll be your moderator today. All lines will be muted during the presentation portion of the call with an opportunity for questions and answers at the end. I would now like to pass the conference over to Charles Renick, General Counsel. Thank you. You may proceed, Charles.

[Charlie Rennick, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at TechTarget]

Thank you, Victoria, and good afternoon, everyone. The speakers joining us here today are Gary Nugent, our Chief Executive Officer and Dan Norick, our Chief Financial Officer. Before turning the call over to Gary, we would like to remind everyone on the call of our earnings release process. As previously announced, in order to provide you with an update on our business in advance of the call, we posted a press release to the Investor Relations section of our website and furnished it on an eight ks. You can also find these materials with the SEC free of charge at the SEC's website, www.sec.gov.

[Charlie Rennick, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at TechTarget]

A corresponding webcast as well as a replay of this conference call will be made available on the Investor Relations section of our website. Following Gary's remarks, the management team will be available to answer questions. Any statements made today by Informa Tech Target that are not factual, including during the Q and A, may be considered forward looking statements. These forward looking statements, which are subject to risks and uncertainties, are based on assumptions and are not guarantees of our future performance. Actual results may differ materially from our forecast and from these forward looking statements.

[Charlie Rennick, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at TechTarget]

Forward looking statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties, including those discussed in the Risk Factors section of our most recent periodic report filed on Form 10 ks. These statements speak only as of the date of this call and Informa Tech Target undertakes no obligation to revise or update any forward looking statements in order to reflect events that may arise after this conference call, except as required by law. Finally, we may also refer to certain financial measures not prepared in accordance with GAAP. A reconciliation of certain of these non GAAP financial measures to the most comparable GAAP measures to the extent available without unreasonable effort accompanies our press release. And with that, I'll turn the call over to Gary.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Thank you very much, Charles. And of course, welcome, and thank you all for joining the call today. As always, investing the team is very much appreciated. If I may, a few words of context or introduction. And first and foremost, to be clear, what we're going to talk about today are preliminary Q1 twenty twenty five results.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

They are subject to final review by our independent registered accountants. The matter that's outstanding is the conclusion on impairment and the consequent income tax expenses associated. And therefore, what you will have seen in our release is effectively a range, a high and a low as is described, both on the subject of the impairment and the income tax expenses. It is our aim to file the Q1 Q shortly after the July 4 holiday. And from there, we expect that our Q2 Q will be filled on or before the August 14, which will put us back on schedule.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

In that Q2, as you'll have seen in release, in those Q2 filings, we do anticipate recording a further noncash goodwill impairment, which reflects the current depressed market capitalization of the business. If I can then just talk about the headlines of those preliminary results, I would describe I mean, first of all, the first headline really is that the Q1 revenues were in line with our expectations in our previous guidance. And on a combined company basis, revenues declined by 6% year on year. And as we've highlighted, we see improving momentum as we go through the second quarter to the end of the first half and we're expecting a mid single digit decline at the half year. In those Q1 results, we posted an adjusted EBITDA of $3,000,000 The second highlight is that we were reaffirming our full year guidance.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Our full year guidance being that revenues will be broadly flat on a year on year basis on a combined company basis and that we will post improving adjusted EBITDAS of $85,000,000 plus. The third highlight I would describe as really a bit of an update on the combination program and the fact that we are combining our pace as we seek to lay the foundations for growth as we move forward in time for the future years. In particular, those initial foundations focused on establishing leadership and reporting lines across the organization to ensure that we give colleagues clarity early on and establishing our new operating model as a business. And then from there, the next phase was really about us looking at the product strategy and the product roadmap and the product portfolio and then simplifying our go to market structure and ensuring that we had clear market priorities and clear product priorities, as we move forward. On that go to market structure and those priorities, we talk about our focus on our key client accounts and the investments that we've made to ensure that those customers are effectively addressed and giving us the opportunity to uncover, identify and address and then deliver against new business opportunities, new growth opportunities within those customers and improve the client experience.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

We also similarly talk about a market focus and a priority for us in addressing the cybersecurity sector. And then the last thing I would say about in terms of the headlines of the release is really about our ongoing confidence in the long term. We still believe that this is an incredibly attractive end market. The intersection of the technology sector and B2B marketing is a large $20,000,000,000 addressable market and with many dynamics that we believe are favorable to our company and in our ability to compete and win in that market through the breadth and the scale and the diversity that the combination affords us as we bring the companies together. And that has been no more so.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

I think that confidence has only been reinforced in the recent customer conversations that we've been having. In particular, over the last couple of weeks, we had the opportunity to host a number of our most valuable customers at Cannes in Nice. And similarly, we also hosted our ROI Summit with over 130 customers in London. And in all of those conversations, I was continue to be encouraged that what we are proposing is really leaning into the needs and the wants of our largest customers. We talk therefore about where we see the growth coming from, where we see that long term growth coming from, first and foremost, in increasing our penetration of the enterprise IT market.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And then beyond that, we talk about the lever that is international expansion and the fact that 40 of our addressable markets is outside of The United States. We talk about the industry vertical technology market, is actually demonstrating robust health at the moment. These are technology markets that are specific to given industry verticals, whether that be automotive industry or the telecommunications industry or the financial services industry, etcetera. And then we talk about our ability to create new products and bring those to market. And then finally, the fifth growth lever, which is as cash builds and our strength builds, our ability to deploy capital to grow inorganically.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

We also talked about in the release AI as an opportunity. We believe that the phenomenon that is artificial intelligence is a huge opportunity for our business. First and foremost, it is a market. Our own media analysts predict that the market for artificial intelligence products, services, tools, systems, however you would describe it, will be about $190,000,000,000 market in and of itself by the end of twenty twenty eight. And of course, as a business, it's our role to inform, to educate, the buy side of the industry as they seek to make buying decisions, procurement decisions.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And of course, it's our role to then connect the sales side of the industry to those buyers. And that is the heart of our business, and therefore, having a new robust technology market is a fabulous opportunity for us. We also see a huge opportunity in terms of the nature of our business and what we do and the use cases that exist for AI, both generative and agentic and other forms of it, lend themselves to our ability to improve our effectiveness and increase our efficiency and to be able to then turn that into competitive advantage in the marketplace. And we are working diligently to do that. And we also believe that we can see ways in which actually through the application of AI to our existing products and to new products that we have in our roadmap that we can make those products more competitive, more functional, more feature rich and more competitive.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And the last thing we talk about in the release is really it's something which is I think is discussed regularly with our customers, with investors and actually within the company as a whole, is the way in which AI is changing how the world discovers and consumes information, with a shift, from the sort of traditional search to AI enabled platforms. And we are strengthening our capabilities in artificial intelligence engine optimization. And actually, we're learning that much of the skills and the knowledge and the experience we have in search engine optimization are highly applicable there. We will, of course, continue to invest in those search engine optimization skills because we believe that they are still very relevant moving forward. But also a key point that we wanted to make clear is that, we also continue to invest in the many other audience development and engagement strategies that we have at our disposal as a business.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And for example, the Industry Dive open newsletter model, the BrightTalk and Netline partnership models that exist and of course, the access to the rich first party data from, Informa PLC and the events businesses, which we believe underlines the strength and diversity in our approach to building and nurturing audiences and then creating that permission first party data, which underpins all of our products and services. I think I'll pause there and see if there are any questions or comments.

[Operator]

Of course. We will now begin the question and answer session. Our first question comes from the line of Joshua Riley with Needham and Company. Your line is now open.

[Joshua Reilly, Senior Analyst at Needham & Company]

Yes. Thanks for taking my questions. Maybe just starting off here, what gives you confidence in the guidance being unchanged from the prior call that you can improve revenue sequentially in the second half of the year to hit the full year implied revenue guidance of roughly unchanged revenue? And how much of an improvement in the overall market demand has to occur to hit these numbers versus any operational factors that we should be aware of?

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Thank you, Josh. Thanks for your question. Good to hear your voice. I will certainly I would say that first and foremost, we're within our assumptions and our guidance, we're not expecting any material change to the market outlook. That is not included.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Most of what gives us the confidence is operational improvements that we are making. And obviously the conversations that we're having with our customers in terms of their demands and their intentions. As we highlighted, I think in the release and subsequent sorry, in earlier conversations, we acted fast and we've been executing the combination at pace and we recognize that that there was some disruption particularly in December and January and maybe early February. And that contributed to the initial to the start of the year. But then we've just seen that as we embedded in that, first and foremost that go to market strategy and in particular the focus that exists in those larger customers within our portfolio and the shift in resources that we've placed to make sure that we can anticipate their needs.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

We can intercept and identify opportunities and pull them down and then deliver the client experience. And what that's delivering for the business is giving us confidence and that's one of the market factors. The other one of the product factors that we mentioned in the previous call is that we talked about the fact that we have been repositioning the net line product to address the more cost conscious volume end of the demand market and we're seeing really encouraging results from that as well. And then just generally as the organization beds down and we get into our stride, we're seeing revenue pacing and bookings and the profile of demand from our customers picking up.

[Joshua Reilly, Senior Analyst at Needham & Company]

Got it. That's helpful. And then as you look at the Informa Tech assets, maybe you just hit on Netline here for a second, but maybe dive into that a bit more. What if any changes are you making to either the go to market product or business structures that we should be aware of now that you kind of have the combined company operating as one?

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Well, I think if we talk a little bit about on the product, let me talk about on the product front. I mentioned earlier on that we've been moving at least in terms of the product strategy, the product roadmap And part of that effort was a rationalization of the portfolio of products and services. That we started early with our intelligence and advisory products and services. And you will recall that as part of that effort, we have been consolidating what was the Canalys, Ward and ESG products and services underneath the Omnia brand and therefore within the Omnia portfolio. We're largely completed that exercise, which creates a much tighter portfolio of products and services for the marketplace, one I think has much greater product market fit, easier to market, easier to sell, easier for our customers to buy.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And that's certainly an effort that is largely complete. On the brands and content and intent and demand space, we have a similar exercise which is underway. It's not quite as progressed, but it has good it's well underway and it's got good momentum and you'll see similar there. And then as I mentioned on the market side of the equation, actually if I may finish on the product side, there's one other point. Of course, the other thing that we've been looking to do is how do you how do we regularly cross sell all of these capabilities to address the needs of our customers across their product life cycle.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

So whilst each and every one of these individual portfolios of products need to stand up on their own two feet, the real power comes from our ability to address our customer needs at scale across their life cycle. And therefore the next effort really is about how do we then sell them together, How do we position them together? How do we sell them together? And importantly, how do we then deliver them together in an experience that is seamless to the customer? And so that's the last thing I would say maybe about products and services. And then on the market front, I think I've already mentioned that really. We've said many times that about half of the addressable market, half of the 20,000,000,000 addressable market really sits within the top 200 customers within the marketplace, clients within the marketplace. And therefore, the emphasis that we are placing all in serving them, both in terms of our resources deployed, but also in terms of the road map of our products and services and their needs and requirements is a key part of the strategy.

[Joshua Reilly, Senior Analyst at Needham & Company]

Got it. That's very helpful. And maybe just one last question for me. You highlighted cybersecurity as a key market for you guys that you're doubling down on. What does that mean exactly?

[Joshua Reilly, Senior Analyst at Needham & Company]

And how do you actually increase your market share in that end market?

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Yes, absolutely. I mean, obviously, I mean, the cybersecurity market, in other words, the array of new and innovative large and small cybersecurity vendors is an excellent market opportunity for us. At the enterprise level, at the government level, on the buy side, we see no shortage of demand or interest in cybersecurity products and services. I think it's top of mind of almost every board. It's top of mind of almost every government.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

How do we secure our data? How do we secure our people? How do we secure? And so we see that as a very exciting market. And we also believe that the assets that we have disposal both in terms of the audiences that we command and the brands that we own, including the partnership and the relationships that we have with Informa, gives us a unique position to compete and win in that marketplace.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And so it really is about assembling those assets in a way that we can go to the cybersecurity vendor community and help them accelerate growth in a very exciting market.

[Joshua Reilly, Senior Analyst at Needham & Company]

Got it. Thanks guys.

[Operator]

Thank you for your question. Our next question comes from the line of Eric Martinozzi with Lake Street. Your line is now open.

[Eric Martinuzzi, Senior Research Analyst at Lake Street Capital]

Curious to know if you've seen a response from your shift in focus in the go to market strategy towards the large customer accounts. In other words, since the start of the year, since you've been focusing in a more concentrated manner on large customer accounts, has there been an incremental lift in the pipeline from those accounts?

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Hi, Eric. Thank you. I think, I mean, the short answer to that question is yes, I'm very encouraged with the response we've had to that, both in terms of results year to date, but more importantly, as we look forward. We see within I talked about addressing the needs of our customers across their product life cycle and across their organization. And actually within these large accounts there are many profit tools and budgets for us to address with the products and services that we have as a company.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Most of these companies, the beginning of their product life cycle is within their product business unit and product management and product marketing and the way in which they are looking for us to help them shape their inform and shape their product strategies, their product roadmaps, their market strategies, etcetera, etcetera. There are budgets associated with that activity. We then invariably get to the stage where they're looking to release product, either it's a new product or it's a significant enhancement to an existing product. We're then looking to raise awareness for their brand, establish thought leadership in the marketplace. That's usually brand management.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

It's product management and there are different budgets associated with that. You then have, the notion of that they need to fill their pipelines, with demand for their sales team to deliver return on that investment. Whether that be via direct sales force or their channel sales force or their vertical industry sales force, and they all have separate budgets for us to address with our products and services. And so what you can really see is that we have needs across this product life cycle. There are different budgets across that product life cycle.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And through our increased engagement with our customers, getting higher visibility of that. We're able to anticipate and intercept that, and we're seeing some really interesting wins year to date, but also some very interesting opportunities in our pipeline.

[Eric Martinuzzi, Senior Research Analyst at Lake Street Capital]

Okay. And in your press release and in your prepared remarks, you talked about artificial intelligence engine optimization versus search engine optimization. TechTarget has always had a terrific footprint relationship with the google.com search results. How are you you know, the the household names in generative AI, the the chat GPTs and the perplexities, you know, the the Geminis. How are you getting the AI engine optimization to work to tech targets favor with those players?

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Well, I mean, the first thing is that, mean, the rules of the game are being written as we speak. In fact, I think the in fact, you may even argue that the rules of that game are being written and changing as we speak. So, that's the first thing. So we are keenly testing and learning, within in that space. The second thing I would say about that is obviously that there are multiple rules of the game, if you like, because it's not there is not one major force in that regard.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

There are many players, ChantGPT, Gemini, Applik, Citi, Claude, etcetera. You mentioned a number of those names earlier. So we're playing and we're learning how to play all of those games. One of the things that we are beginning to at least feel is that actually our search engine authority actually has a bearing on that, on the rules of that game, and we're keenly looking we're keenly watching that. And as I say, really it's just about having I think it's the same curiosity and the same innovation that took us through that leading position in search engine optimization will serve as well as the new rules of the game form and we have to play.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And you can see that, I think you can see that already in the way in which our content is regularly cited in the top answers in many of the engines. And maybe the last point I would say about that is we are still fundamentally believe in the value of original unbiased authoritative content. I'm an old computer scientist, by education. And one of the first rules in computer science you are taught is the rule of garbage in garbage out. And artificial intelligence and large language models are no different to that.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

They adhere to that rule and therefore we believe that the role that we will play in ensuring that there is quality in and therefore quality out will be an important factor as we move forward.

[Eric Martinuzzi, Senior Research Analyst at Lake Street Capital]

My final question has to do with the financial kind of high level color that you've given. If I take the, let's call it, 85,000,000 on the adjusted EBITDA and roughly $490,000,000 of revenue, that speaks to about a 17% adjusted EBITDA margin for the year. Certainly, Q1, I would expect that's going to be the trough here with the 3% adjusted EBITDA margin. But how should we think about the adjusted EBITDA margin progression through the remaining three quarters of the year? Because on average, we've got to come up with about 21% for those three quarters to achieve the full year outlook.

[Dan Noreck, CFO at TechTarget]

Eric. This is Dan. How are you doing? So from a modeling perspective, Eric, I think if you look and think about the seasonality of sort of the businesses on a combined basis, Q1 is definitely going to be the lowest quarter. And then you're going to get sequential growth throughout the remaining period, which is going to allow you to get that sort of outsized trajectory to get those adjusted EBITDA targets that we're quoting here in the leg. Got it. Thank you.

[Operator]

You for your Our next question comes from the line of Jason Kreyer with Craig Hallum. Your line is now open.

[Jason Kreyer, Senior Research Analyst at Craig-Hallum Capital Group LLC]

Wonderful. Thank you. So Gary, I'm wondering if you can provide any green shoots just in regard to the early stages of the combination, like any product categories or any business segments that you're seeing improved demand or higher interest from customers in those products or cross sell opportunities?

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Hi, Jason. Yes, I mean, I think on an individual product level, the first thing I would talk about, of course, is the example of the repositioning of Netline to the cost conscious volume end of the market, which is really a market that we didn't particularly play in or focus on. And as I see that repositioning in the early adoption by the early acceptance and adoption by customers has been very encouraging. So we're encouraged by that. That's a sort of a slightly individual product level.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

I think, maybe more collectively, what we've really seen is and this is reinforced with the conversations that took place at Cannes with our customers. This was reinforced by the conversations that took place with our customers at the ROI Summit in London, was really this notion of what we would call branded demand or what was being discussed as branded demand. And as much as that our customers are beginning to realize that they cannot continue to execute their brand activities in isolation of their demand activities. And in particular their demand activities are poorer for the fact that they are not aligned and integrated to the brand activities. And so that has lent nicely into the fact that as a company, we have the breadth and scale to actually address the brand strategy and the brand requirements of our customers and the intent and the demand capabilities of our customers and put those things together.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And indeed just earlier on this week, was the CPD, but it wasn't. Was earlier on this week. We had another really interesting win where we were seeing a combined offer of brand capabilities and intent and demand capabilities to serve our customers' requirements. And I think we're increasingly seeing our customers understand the power of that and lean into that.

[Jason Kreyer, Senior Research Analyst at Craig-Hallum Capital Group LLC]

Okay. Appreciate that. I wanted to maybe hop on or piggyback off the last question. I mean you gave some good indications of the revenue trends through the first five months of the year. Curious if you can give any color on how profitability is tracking through the first five months.

[Dan Noreck, CFO at TechTarget]

Yes. So Jason, we haven't given any specific guidance. But if you think about how the business has sort of trended historically with revenue growth comes high incremental margins, think we would see that sequentially from Q1 to Q2 through the first five months.

[Jason Kreyer, Senior Research Analyst at Craig-Hallum Capital Group LLC]

Okay. Thank you, Dan. One last one for me, just on AI. Curious how the AI opportunity manifests today and then how that changes over the course of the next year?

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Gosh, forecasting the next year with AI is an interesting thing. Certainly, I mean, how it manifests itself today is, first and foremost, as a market in and of itself, and are addressing it as a market. I mean it's now becoming a really live market. I've been watching the AI market for four or five years now. And certainly, would have said that up until there's a lot of heat and light in it, but not a lot of enterprises or governments deploying serious capital on the subject.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

And I think that's beginning to change the time, and therefore, that creates an opportunity for us here and now. And then I think, as I said, the second thing was the whole notion of efficiency. How do we deploy AI within our editorial capability? How do we deploy AI within our research and analytics capability? How do we deploy AI in our content creation and our data analytics?

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

How do we deploy AI in our go to market motions. And we actually, I mean, there are many use cases across the business. I was experimenting and deploying AI in the business. There are many cases actually within the business where that is now in production and having an operational impact in the business. And as I said earlier on, I would say that most of the early AI generative and agentic AI use cases lend themselves incredibly well to the nature of our business in terms of what we do and how we do it.

[Jason Kreyer, Senior Research Analyst at Craig-Hallum Capital Group LLC]

Got it. Thank you, guys.

[Operator]

Thank you for your questions. That will conclude today's call. Thank you for your participation and enjoy the rest of your day.

[Gary Nugent, CEO at TechTarget]

Thank you, Victoria. Thank you all.

Participants

Executives

• Charlie Rennick, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary
• Gary Nugent, CEO
• Dan Noreck, CFO

Analysts

• Joshua Reilly, Senior Analyst at Needham & Company
• Eric Martinuzzi, Senior Research Analyst at Lake Street Capital
• Jason Kreyer, Senior Research Analyst at Craig-Hallum Capital Group LLC