Sales builds the list
Most ABM starts in marketing. We start with sales — which accounts they want, why, who the buying committee is, and which competitors they keep losing to. The target account list is co-built, not handed over.
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Most ABM agencies sell you a CRM list and a LinkedIn ad set. PipeRocket’s account-based marketing services run as a full system — sales-curated account lists, multi-touch sequences across LinkedIn / paid / outbound / content, and one outcome we measure: meetings booked with named accounts, not impressions served.
We start with sales, not marketing. Every touch your buying committee sees is coordinated. Every monthly review centres on meetings booked, not impressions served.
Most ABM starts in marketing. We start with sales — which accounts they want, why, who the buying committee is, and which competitors they keep losing to. The target account list is co-built, not handed over.
LinkedIn ads, outbound, paid display, custom content — every touch your buying committee sees reinforces one position, in one voice. Not three campaigns saying three different things to the same VP.
We track signal at the account level — multiple stakeholders engaging, intent data spiking, key pages visited. A "lead" from a target account is treated differently from a random demo request, because it should be.
Every monthly ABM review centres on meetings booked with named accounts, pipeline created from the target list, and account engagement velocity — not impressions served or LinkedIn cost-per-click.
Account engagement triggers wire to instant sales handoff. Defined SLA. When a target account heats up, sales gets a call within hours, not days. No more qualified accounts sitting in queue while interest cools.
Tier 1 accounts get bespoke creative, landing pages, and outbound. Tier 2 gets segment-level orchestration. Tier 3 gets paid and content. ABM works on focus — small lists with deep, multi-channel touches almost always beat broad lists with shallow ones.
Every agency promises ABM. The gap is whether they can co-build the list with sales, run multi-channel orchestrated touches, and report by named-account pipeline — not by LinkedIn impressions.
Account list is co-built with sales — win/loss patterns, current pipeline, competitive context.
Every target is one sales actually wants and is willing to work.
LinkedIn → outbound → paid retargeting → custom landing page → SDR follow-up.
Every touch reinforces the others. Buyers feel one coordinated programme, not five.
Reports centre on account engagement velocity, meetings booked with named accounts, and pipeline contribution from the target list.
Board-grade ABM ROI.
Account-level engagement triggers wire to instant sales handoff. Defined SLA.
When a target account heats up, sales gets a call within hours, not days.
Each phase builds on the last. The result is an account-based marketing programme sales actually wants — built around your real target accounts, not a templated playbook.
We sit with sales — not after, but at kickoff — to build the named-account list.
Win/loss patterns, current pipeline, competitor activity, sales preference. The list belongs to sales as much as marketing.
Per-account or per-tier mapping of who actually approves the deal — economic buyer, technical buyer, end user, blockers.
The committee map drives copy, channel, and offer per stakeholder.
Tier 1 (1:1, 10–25 accounts) gets bespoke creative, landing pages, and outbound. Tier 2 (1:few, 100–200) gets segment-level orchestration. Tier 3 (1:many) gets paid + content.
Spend matches deal value.
LinkedIn → outbound email → paid retargeting → custom landing page → SDR call → executive intro.
Each touch reinforces the others. No channel runs as an island; the buyer experiences one coordinated programme.
Account engagement triggers (X content viewed, Y stakeholders engaged, Z intent signal) are wired to instant sales handoff. SLA is measured.
No more marketing-qualified accounts sitting in queue while interest cools.
Monthly review centres on account engagement velocity, meetings booked with named accounts, pipeline created from the list, and CAC by deal cohort.
Not on impression or click counts that say nothing about whether a target account is closer to closing.
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