Buyer Persona
MarketingA semi-fictional profile of the person you are trying to sell to — role, goals, pain points, tools they already use — built so the team can write and design…
ABM
Account-based marketing, or ABM, is a B2B go-to-market strategy that treats individual accounts as markets of one. Marketing and sales jointly identify a target list of high-value accounts, then build custom campaigns — ads, content, outreach, landing pages, sometimes physical mailers — aimed specifically at the buying committee inside those accounts. The goal is to win bigger deals from a smaller, more focused list.
Spray-and-pray inbound marketing works fine when the average deal is small and the target market is huge. The math changes when a single customer is worth half a million a year and there are only 300 of them in your category. ABM accepts that reality. Instead of trying to attract everyone, the team picks the 100 accounts that matter and goes deep — personalized landing pages, executive content, custom outreach. The pipeline numbers look smaller. The pipeline quality looks dramatically better. Sales and marketing stop fighting about lead quality because they picked the leads together.
The team builds a target account list using firmographic data, intent signals, and existing pipeline gaps. Each account, or tier of accounts, gets a strategy: which buyers to reach, which content to lead with, what offer to make. Marketing runs targeted ads on LinkedIn, custom landing pages with the prospect's name and industry baked in, and content tailored to the specific deal. Sales runs synchronized outreach — email, calls, events — referencing the same messaging. Tools like 6sense, Demandbase, or Clearbit help with the targeting and signal layer. Success gets measured in pipeline created and deals closed inside the target list, not in lead volume.
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