ABM Ops · Pillar

Account-Based Marketing: Strategy & account selection

A sharp ICP and a defensible target account list. Without these, everything downstream optimises toward the wrong accounts. This library covers the three foundations: defining your ICP, scoring and tiering accounts, and mapping the buying committee.

ABM strategy is only as good as its foundations. Most programs that stall do so because the early decisions — who to target and why — were never made rigorously. This library breaks those decisions into three clusters that build on each other, and expands the five-step ABM strategy framework. If you are still deciding whether ABM is right for you, start with what account-based marketing is.

Cluster 3

Buying Committee & Account Mapping

B2B purchases are made by committees, not individuals. Map the roles that influence each deal and plan coverage before gaps become deal risk.

01How to Map the B2B Buying CommitteeA practical method for documenting who decides, who influences, and where coverage is thin.Coming soon
02The Buying Committee Roles That Drive DealsChampion, economic buyer, technical evaluator, end user, procurement — and how to reach each.Coming soon
03Champion vs. Economic BuyerWho to prioritise and when, and why single-threaded deals stall.Coming soon
04Buying Committee Mapping TemplateThe four-question minimum map and how to operationalise it in your CRM.Coming soon
05Multi-Threading the Buying GroupEngaging the whole committee with role-specific message tracks, not one persona.Coming soon

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