Demand Metric has researched the practice of Account-Based Marketing (ABM) for over two years. Like other analyst firms, Demand Metric has established that the adoption of ABM is occurring at a rapid rate and awareness is very high. While not all B2B organizations have an ABM program deployed, almost all either have a distinct plan to deploy one in the near future or are considering it. The adoption of ABM is secure and the practice holds a solid place in the future of B2B marketing strategies.
Welcome to our discussion where I will host an expert who will share some “hacks” that will help the many organizations who are on the ABM journey. Before I introduce her, let me share some “housekeeping” announcements:
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In November and December 2015, we conducted the High Performance ABM Capabilities Benchmark Study in conjunction with the ABM Consortium. The focus of the research was to understand the current ABM adoption and usage landscape, as well as test this hypothesis.
The study revealed that the hypothesis is true; there is a framework or methodology for implementing and using ABM that increases its impact on revenue. Furthermore, we learned that the full potential of ABM is not yet realized even by most of those who have deployed it. In short, ABM is making a difference, and the difference is more pronounced when it is implemented using the Consortium’s best-practice framework.
Dayna has some serious Street Cred:
Author of Lead Generation for Dummies
Author of Lynda.com courses Content Marketing Fundamentals, Blogging for Business, and more.
10 years experience in B2B marketing
5 years experience in B2B content marketing
Ran content marketing at Marketo for 3+ years