Build account-based strategy
Shift to an account-focused model by better understanding accounts and attuning sales and marketing to the needs of your clients.
Ideal for:
Account-based strategies continue to command attention from senior leaders. Our most recent Global Account-Based Marketing benchmark survey indicated that ABM has remained the number one marketing priority for the third year in a row.
The data has three clear messages: ABM is here to stay; ABM continues to evolve; and not all ABM programs are created equal in terms of the success they deliver.
-
of marketing budget dedicated to ABM
-
plan to increase investment in ABM over the next 12 months
Five steps to putting clients first
-
1Diagnostic
Assess growth strategy, existing account base, and client growth capabilities.
-
2Strategy
Develop roadmap and account-based strategy to drive sustained growth.
-
3Enablement
Equip sales, marketing and partner teams with dedicated learning program.
-
4Execution
Implement strategy and roll out key initiatives with direct teams and strategic partners.
-
5Value realization
Measure success through improvements in relationships, reputation, and revenue.
Go all-in in accounts
Our Client Marketing Framework helps orient marketing strategy, resource allocation, programs, and activation against your priority accounts. It provides focus for high-impact marketing motions to drive account growth and embed a strategic client development culture.
-
Highlights from Rethink ABM – London
Over 100 senior marketers came together at the event of the year to challenge the status quo, unlearn to outperform, and redefine the future of ABM.
-
What's the biggest mistake you can make with your marketing program?
There's almost certainly a long list of pitfalls and missteps, especially when it comes to marketing to your major accounts. The principles are easy to grasp but much harder to put into practice.
-
Workhuman: Earning a seat at the executive table
In this episode we explore the strategies that established marketing as a key driver of growth to secure a seat at the executive table.