What Chorus changed

• Removed the top navigation menu containing links to ZoomInfo Copilot, Marketing, and Operations products.
• Removed the "Start your free trial" lead capture form from the top of the page.
• Removed the extensive footer containing links to the B2B database, company leadership, and legal resources.
• Removed the customer logo section featuring Microsoft, Monday.com, and Capital One.
• Removed the cookie consent management interface from the visible text.

The website now focuses strictly on Chorus features rather than the broader ZoomInfo product suite. This might signal a shift to a more focused sales pitch for conversation intelligence.

• Added a "Start your free trial today" section at the top of the page.
• Included a new sign-up form with fields for Business Email, Full Name, Phone Number, and Job Title.
• Added text promoting access to a "B2B database" with "millions of verified contacts."
• Added a footer string of text "mmmmmmmmmmlli mmmmmmmmmmlli" at the very bottom.

The site now asks for user details like email and phone number right at the top. This helps them turn website visitors into sales leads faster.

• Updated the cookie consent banner text to include "specifically identify website visitors" as a reason for using tracking technology.
• Added a new link to a "consent and preferences" solution page in the footer area.

The product is now more open about tracking specific people who visit the website. This suggests they are using more aggressive data collection to link web browsing to specific sales leads.