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Abmtraining Public
Abmtraining Public
Stephanie Eng
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Agenda
1. Account Based Marketing Overview and Goals
2. Getting Started: Account and ICP Selection
3. Tools to Leverage –
▪ Engagio
▪ TechTarget
▪ Sendoso
▪ Drift Chat
▪ ABM in Salesforce
Why?
To identify employees at a specific company who are researching products and services and
then customize sales programs and messages to meet the needs of buyers and influencers
at that company.1
Goal:
ABM focuses on relationships in your highest opportunity, highest-value accounts. By
combining efforts and resources, sales and marketing can more efficiently engage and convert
accounts.
1Source: Margaret Rouse, TechTarget, What is Account Based Marketing, December 2016 3
Essential Roles & Responsibilities for a Successful ABM Team
Role Responsibilities
Demand Generation • Spearheads the ABM initiative
• Helps collect insights to develop customized value propositions, messaging docs and playbooks
Team
• Orchestrates all interactions
• Tracks the metrics and communicates the program’s successes
• Selects and runs the ABM program mix
• Supports sales with initial ABM alignment process
Revenue Leadership and • Responsible for driving the plan forward with the team and at the account level
• Holds regular check in meetings their staff
Account Executives • Helps shapes the ABM strategy and each account plan
• Aligns all conversations around account needs
• Becomes the account’s Trusted Advisor
• Provides insight into what’s happening at the influencer and operational level
• Crafts account-specific emails and messages
Marketing • Acts as the ABM marketer to collaborate on corporate communications and campaigns
• Understands what to customize for the customer and what programs can be included in the account’s communication strategy
• Provides insight into the industry view
• Ensures the programs and messages are relevant and resonating
Source: Engagio, The Clear & Complete Guide to Account Based Marketing 2nd Edition, 2019 4
ABM Account Criteria
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Getting Started - Account and ICP Selection
1 Identify Top 3 Accounts 2 Understand Individual 3 Identify Account as ABM 4 Take Action!
Account Interests
Within your Top 100 Send list of Top 3 ABM Account Executives - email,
Account List Identify Accounts to Stephanie Eng call, begin outreach sequence
Uncover topics of interest for
Accounts with Intent / High-
Value Engagement. each account and the content Associate all ICPs to respective Marketing – nurture email,
that ICPs are actively engaging accounts. targeted campaigns, direct
Account Insights in with. mail
Salesforce, Engagio, Refer to the Top 100 ABM
Report list for active accounts. The Goal? Right Time, Right
TechTarget or DiscoverOrg
Place, Right Follow-up. Sales
Intelligence.
and Marketing Outreach
Aligned to Accelerate Sales
Cycles
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Engagio
What does it do? The Goal?
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PRO TIP:
Use your best
judgement
with most Take an Action - email,
engagement / best call, begin outreach
title to identify best sequence
Person of Interest
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Engagio Extension
Download Scout
Engagio’s Google Chrome Extension
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TechTarget Priority Engine and Engagio
Using Priority Engine and Engagio together enhances your ABM strategy by helping to identify and engage active in-market accounts.
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Sendoso
Direct mail promotes higher brand recall, has a 4x higher response rate, and elicits a stronger
emotional reaction from the recipient.*
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ABM In Salesforce
Identifying Accounts/Leads/Contacts as
ABM in Salesforce
Quick Links:
Parent Campaign: ABM Top 100 Accounts
◆ Sendoso – ABM Top 100 Gift Card
◆ Drift – ABM Landing Page Bot
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ABM Dashboard and Metrics
Source: Jon Miller CEO Engagio, The Future of Account Based Marketing, November 2019 14
Replacing ABM Accounts
If …
• Decision Maker says
No Remove
• There’s no response No
Opportunity? Account from
by Week 6 your Top 3
• The account went
with a competitor
How?
Remove the ABM Identifier
at the account level in
Identify new SFDC
account and
update this in
SFDC
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Essential Roles & Responsibilities for a Successful ABM Team
Role Responsibilities
Demand Generation • Spearheads the ABM initiative
• Helps collect insights to develop customized value propositions, messaging docs and playbooks
Team
• Orchestrates all interactions
• Tracks the metrics and communicates the program’s successes
• Selects and runs the ABM program mix
• Supports sales with initial ABM alignment process
Revenue Leadership and • Responsible for driving the plan forward with the team and at the account level
• Holds regular check in meetings their staff
Account Executives • Helps shapes the ABM strategy and each account plan
• Aligns all conversations around account needs
• Becomes the account’s Trusted Advisor
• Provides insight into what’s happening at the influencer and operational level
• Crafts account-specific emails and messages
Marketing • Acts as the ABM marketer to collaborate on corporate communications and campaigns
• Understands what to customize for the customer and what programs can be included in the account’s communication strategy
• Provides insight into the industry view
• Ensures the programs and messages are relevant and resonating
Source: Engagio, The Clear & Complete Guide to Account Based Marketing 2nd Edition, 2019 16
Next Steps:
Action Items: Complete By:
❑Review your 100 Target Accounts and select the Top 3 based on high ---
engagement / intent activity
❑Identify the Top 3 accounts and email this list to Stephanie Eng and Savina ---
Angel
❑Strategize with the team to identify messaging specific to each account’s ---
AppSec research and security needs
❑Within each of the 3 accounts, identify ICPs to pursue with targeted ---
messaging (leverage Engagio, Sendoso, Drift, and Marketing email templates
by topic in SFDC)
❑Check the ABM dashboard for movement and activity for each account Ongoing
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Resources
• Engagio Training - Link
• TechTarget QuickStart Guide - Link
• Direct Mail with Sendoso - Link
• Drift Custom Invitation to Chat - Link
• Salesforce Dashboard – Coming soon
• Marketing Emails by Topic – Will send out with instructions
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“Don’t count the people you reach;
reach the people that count”
-David Oglivy
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