Successful ABM campaigns require reaching all levels of an organization through multiple channels. Which channels you use will largely depend on your target audience and their preferred methods of communication and gathering information. There are, however, a few channels that will fit into nearly any ABM campaign. Here we take a look at five key channels for successful account-based marketing.
There are three primary types of account-based marketing campaigns; one to one, one to few, and one to many. With a one-to-one campaign, you target one highly sought-after account with a campaign built solely to gain their business. Here we take a high-level view of how to craft a one-to-one ABM campaign.
Account-based marketing requires the use of multiple channels in order to be effective. Every prospect will have their own preferred method of communication, and each channel offers a different way to showcase your brand and its products. Here we look at some of the key channels to use in your ABM campaigns and how to use them.
As competition rises in the technology space, segmenting a small subset of your target accounts and developing personalized account-based marketing campaigns has become the go-to strategy for the majority of marketers. The ROI that can be acquired through a narrow focus on your most sought-after accounts can far outweigh that of campaigns that take a broader approach. Laying the groundwork for an ABM campaign involves a great deal of effort, but the actions needed can be divided into five key steps.
An account-based marketing program can take on many forms and include a wide variety of tactics. The overarching theme is that these initiatives focus on a particular segment of your target audience, are highly personalized, and incorporate multi-channel outreach. There is a great deal of preparation involved in creating a comprehensive ABM campaign. Here we walk through ten steps to complete prior to launch.
