It’s a huge task to compete against ~ 3,500 other companies on a daily basis–but that’s precisely what’s happening in the cybersec space. It almost doesn’t matter how many grand campaigns you’re planning, the competition for attention is immense and only those vendors who dare to stand out get noticed. This is exactly why your lead gen strategies...
We know Account Based Marketing (ABM) works, and studies back it up–companies are observing 84% pipeline growth and 77% revenue growth. But the harsh truth is, some ABM campaigns still fail and they do so spectacularly. Worry not, as we might know how to avoid it, and set you up for success.
If your sales cycle is longer than 6 months with multiple buyer groups involved, or if your ACV is pretty high but there aren't THAT many opportunities on the market, ABM is for you. And what better place to orchestrate your ABM motion than on HubSpot?
Gone are the days of spray-and-pray marketing tactics. B2B audiences are now more discerning, more informed, and frankly, less tolerant of the generic wares of yesteryear. Account based marketing strategy is your tailored response—a direct and personalized approach to winning over prospects. What’s more, it's tried and tested...
With the death of “spraying and praying” online campaigns, B2B tech marketers are turning to Account Based Marketing campaigns for marketing success. But the data produced from ABM campaigns can be far harder to track than for a standard lead generation campaign.
We’ve all been there: Crafted our content plan to include a remarkable eBook, meticulous landing page and paid ads to die for. Written the slickest nurture emails, supporting blogs, and lavish workflows. Tens of thousands of dollars and a couple of months into the campaign you’re abruptly stopped in your tracks.
Reading Time: 8 great minutes Account-based marketing (ABM) or conventional lead generation, which way should you go? Well, actually that is the wrong question to ask. In fact, the two strategies complement each other rather well. With all the confusion surrounding Account Based Marketing and its somewhat complicated...
