The ABM Effect: How to Win, Retain and Grow Valuable Clients for Market-Beating Growth
"Account-Based Marketing can only truly succeed when a company's executives work as a unified, purpose-directed team." Don Peppers
The eagerly anticipated book by Momentum ITSMA founder, Alisha Lyndon, is now on sale.
‘The ABM Effect’ provides a radical rethink of the role of selling and marketing when it comes to strategic clients, creating a win-win scenario for both the firm and its clients.
Drawing on Alisha’s experience – and first-hand insights from Momentum ITSMA’s work – this book simplifies effective methods that unite sales and marketing teams, helping them secure, retain, and grow strategic accounts. It dives into the changing patterns of buying cycles, showcasing what works and what doesn’t, giving readers a clear guide for successful navigation.
Inside, you’ll find:
- Strategies to understand, support, and enable client buying processes
- Insights into intricate buying cycles, helping you pinpoint the perfect moments to engage with key accounts
- Keys to building trust, leveraging client perspectives, and fostering behaviors that drive success
- Tips for sharpening your client focus, leading to sustainable growth
With a foreword by Don Peppers, co-author of ‘The One to One Future’, The ABM Effect is a must-read for anyone looking to inspire trust, leverage customer insights, and deliver personalized value propositions that resonate with their target audience.
Get your copy of The ABM Effect Book now.
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