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Some accounts are worth building a campaign around one company at a time, we help you know which ones and build for them specifically.
Coordinated outbound, paid, and content built around a defined list of named target accounts, for deals where the size or strategic value justifies a custom approach.
The Uncoordinated Account Problem
Broad demand generation works well for a large addressable market, but breaks down when your highest-value opportunities are a small number of named accounts: a Fortune 500 logo, a strategic partner, or a whale deal that would justify months of custom effort. Treating those accounts the same as the rest of a broad campaign wastes the specific advantage of knowing exactly who you’re trying to reach and what matters to them.
Most companies either skip ABM entirely because it sounds resource-intensive, or run it without real coordination: a rep does some LinkedIn outreach, marketing runs a generic retargeting campaign, and nobody’s actually building one unified plan around the account. Each function touches the account independently, with no shared view of what the account has already seen or how warm it actually is.
This lack of coordination is usually more expensive than doing nothing at all, because a named account that receives disjointed, uncoordinated touches from different parts of your company often reads that as disorganization — precisely the opposite impression you want to make on a deal large enough to justify a custom approach in the first place.
How we approach unified account penetration.
Target account lists built jointly with sales leadership.
Typically 20 to 100 named companies, sized to your average deal value and sales capacity, agreed jointly with whoever owns the revenue quota, not built by marketing in isolation.
Every channel coordinated around the same account timeline.
Custom landing pages referencing the account’s industry or specific situation, LinkedIn ads targeted to the account’s employees, and outbound sequenced to land after initial warm touches.
Account-level engagement tracking visible to account owners.
A shared operational view of which specific people and committee members at the account are engaging with what, so sales knows exactly how warm an account is before making the next move.
Dynamic plan adjustments responding to real engagement.
If an account engages strongly early, outreach accelerates. If it goes quiet, the plan pauses rather than continuing to push against silence, preserving enterprise brand equity.
Deliverables & Core Metrics
Account-level depth and executive engagement clarity.
What You Get
A coordinated, multi-channel campaign around your highest-value target accounts, with engagement tracked per account so sales knows exactly which accounts are warming and which need a different approach.
What We Actually Measure
Account-level engagement depth (how many people at the account, how many different touchpoints) rather than aggregate campaign metrics that blur every account together. A single all-around number tells you nothing about whether the one account worth $2M is actually engaging.
How This Fits the Bigger System
ABM is the account-level counterpart to broader Demand Generation: the same discipline, applied to a much smaller, higher-value list. It pairs directly with Appointment Setting for executive follow-up.
Next / Strategy session
Ready to run high-value account-based marketing that closes enterprise logos? Let’s audit your target account list and engagement strategy.
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