This document discusses account-based marketing (ABM) and provides guidance on determining if ABM is right for a company and how to prepare for an ABM strategy. It defines ABM as a strategic approach that coordinates personalized marketing and sales efforts at specific accounts. It recommends evaluating if a company sells to businesses, larger organizations, or requires multiple stakeholders in the decision process. The document also provides a checklist for preparing for ABM, including developing a scoring model, identifying target accounts, creating an account marketing strategy, and establishing a sales routing process. It emphasizes that successful ABM requires investment in account-specific content and campaigns.
2. “Account-Based Marketing is a strategic
approach that coordinates personalized
marketing and sales efforts to open
doors and deepen engagement at
specific accounts.”
-- Jon Miller
CEO/Co-Founder, Engagio
5. “The concept of targeted-based sales and
marketing is not new; the technology has
caught up to enable and empower
marketing and sales to operationalize how
they’re targeting.”
-- David Lewis
CEO/Founder, DemandGen International
8. Without the proper technology,
identifying target account leads,
assigning those leads, and efficiently
scaling your ABM efforts can be a
very manual process.
10. Technology creates a streamlined
process that allows target leads to be
quickly identified and qualified, and
easily routed to the appropriate
account or program.