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Gaining Maximum ROI with ABM and B2B marketing

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Aarti Chawla
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January 15, 2021
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    Gaining Maximum ROI with ABM and B2B marketing

    Most marketers use ABM to gain higher ROI and an increase in deals and deal size, today.

    Account-based Marketing (ABM) is an imperative reach that collaborates personalized marketing and sales efforts to create approachable and extended contracts at specific accounts.

    B2B marketers have a slightly different journey compared to that of the B2C marketers as they are already occupied with a number of ‘eyes’ and visits. Usually, consumers buy what they see, but businesses may not figure out their needs during their journey to onboarding and implementation.

    The most important job for a B2B marketer is to go for strategies that work on high-quality sales volume. With time, Account-based marketing (ABM)  will justify its efficiency  through personalized campaigns to clearly defined reinforced target accounts. This works better than broad-based enterprise targets , in most cases.

    Most of the  businesses that use ABM,  meet higher ROI and see an increase in both closed deals and deal size, according to reports from eMarketer and IT Services Marketing Associates.

    Read More: 9 Reasons Why eCommerce Needs Mobile Marketing

    Reports from eMarketer and IT Services Marketing Associates say that XXX% of the  businesses that use ABM,  meet higher ROI and see an increase in both closed deals and deal size.

    It is not possible to miss the clear co-relation between ABM and the rise in sales. .

    While they realize the imperative of using ABM strategies,  many B2B marketers struggle to implement and measure their ABM processes,  as they face increasing pressure to activate data in a privacy-centric way, beyond a collection of channels and customer touch points. Their use of customer data for ABM targeting needs to be complaint and more critically, secure.

    Here is how  businesses  can provide their marketing team with strengths to make ABM succeed, and ensure  clear and actionable guidance to gain maximum ROI.

    Team up with ‘Frenemy’ to build an account list

    For any ABM strategy, the critical element is the account list, since  no accounts are equal to no target. And even this mode has its challenges, in aligning with sales outside the marketing channels.

    Although the major challenges between sales and marketing is misalignment, in ABM it is more about change management and cultural misalignment. . ABM permits both sales and marketing to share objectives, duties, and metrics.

    Marketing teams must explain the importance of a successful ABM program to the sales team for clarity of the set of goals of the program to make an effort successful. With teamwork, Marketing can get help from sales for the ideal customer profiles by identifying the accounts best suited for the solutions.

    To conquer the Data Deficit

    Reaching the maximum possible target audience is vital, as it is not only necessary to ensure the campaign scale but also given that each person reached can have an enormous relative to spending. . To achieve   this high percentage of hits in the target list of ABM, using High-quality third-party data could be the best strategy.  It can deliver a much-needed advantage compared to first-party data, and both work best, since using only one type of data will be inadequate as  the sole driver of the pipeline

    ABM Solutions

    Traditionally, B2B marketers had to coordinate multiple data providers and solutions to run campaigns in the markets. This complexity has been discouraging for B2B marketers from using ABM. With some innovation in the line,  ABM solutions are available for the marketers, which allows them to create a privacy-first-based audience across dozens of markets, deal with multiple contracts and vendors, and review regulations by the market for each audience.

    Tracking Success

    It is vital to measure ROI across each channel. For ABM solutions, it is essential to validate engagement with the overall activity. B2B marketers need expert guidance for helping them navigate the complexities of ABM. With such solutions in place,  ABM will have a place in every B2B marketer’s toolbox, going forward.

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