If you worked in sales or marketing in the past year—you’ve already heard the news: Account-Based Marketing (ABM) is an incredibly effective way to target qualified prospects and close more deals. Don’t believe us? Consider these statistics: Companies that have an ABM strategy in place generate 208% more revenue for their marketing efforts than companies…
Congratulations! You’ve successfully convinced your marketing and sales teams to not just implement an ABM strategy, you’ve also been allocated an infinite budget for the right tools to execute that strategy. You’re living the dream. So what’s next? In part 1 of this post, we outlined some of the things you should establish before making…
You can’t pull off an ABM strategy without the right marketing stack. The right stack can mean the difference between strategically influencing the right people in key accounts and a disjointed marketing and sales effort that fails to execute a winning customer acquisition strategy. Building out the right stack is an investment – one…
While many look forward to a fresh start for 2018, sales and marketing teams look forward to increased revenue goals for the year. Most have fashioned a new way to attack these aggressive goals. But some will continue to use the same tactics and strategies, hoping for a different outcome. Everyone knows that’s the definition…
The way we approach marketing strategies these days sometimes feels wildly different from anything we’ve ever done before. While technology certainly has changed the game in most respects, it hasn’t changed the desire to really target what our potential customers are after in a more personalized way. Personalizing marketing content has been going on for…
In this webinar, you’ll see a discussion about designing and managing ABM campaigns by Mat Rider from MongoDB. Below is a transcript of the video with a touch of editing for readability. Hey everybody! This is Rod Fuentes from ListenLoop, and today we are here with Mat Rider, Global Director of Digital Marketing at…
Around this time every year, a rash of articles pop up predicting various upcoming business trends. And it makes sense. The end of year is a natural time — budget, planning, and pace wise — to reflect on the year gone by and plan for a more prosperous year ahead. This year, we’re jumping on…
The IT Services Marketing Association (ITSMA) defines ABM as “treating individual accounts as markets in their own right.” In “A Practitioner’s Guide to Account-Based Marketing,” authors, Bev Burgess and Dave Munn take it a step further. They define ABM as a “structured process for developing and implementing highly-customized marketing programs to strategic accounts, partners, or…
ABM is an outbound marketing tactic that thrives on creating meaningful relationships and conversations. It is extremely targeted at accounts likely to close and tailored through loads of research. This is different from the mass mailing approach of traditional outbound marketing. While ABM is not entirely new, it has gained renewed interest because of the…
Today’s video will cover the frequently asked question, “do I need JavaScript tags in order to work with ListenLoop?” Frankly, it depends on what you want to accomplish. Below is a transcript of the video, lightly edited to enhance readability. The answer is yes, you should add JavaScript (JS) tags to your site if you want…
In this video, you will see how to stop and start your advertising drip campaigns. You will also learn the differences when preparing a campaign, types of qualified accounts, and types of drip campaigns. How many campaigns should I plan? This question comes often, “How many campaigns can I or should I run inside of an account-based advertising program?”…
Today we’re discussing the difference between retargeting and account based advertising. How are they different? How are they similar? We’ll answer these questions and more in today’s video series. What is retargeting? Let’s start with a definition of a few advertising techniques. The first is retargeting. I will abbreviate that as ‘RT’ and the second one…