How Do I Orchestrate ABM Campaigns Across Channels?
Tier accounts, map buying committees, sync audiences, and trigger coordinated plays across LinkedIn, programmatic, email, website, SDR, and direct mail—with shared SLAs and reporting on MQAs and pipeline.
Build an ABM control plane: Account tiering (1:1, 1:few, 1:many), audience syncs (CRM → LinkedIn, programmatic, email), channel playbooks (awareness → engagement → meeting), and trigger logic (intent surges, page views, persona engagement). Activate sales with SLAs, sequences, and talk tracks. Measure account engagement, MQAs, meetings, and pipeline—then iterate weekly.
ABM Orchestration Essentials
Design & Run Cross-Channel ABM
1) Target & data layer. Define ICP and tiering rules (firmo/techno, product fit, whitespace). Normalize domains, dedupe, and enrich. Stand up account + contact properties for tier, segment, and intent.
2) Audience governance. Build dynamic CRM lists for each tier/persona. Sync to LinkedIn, programmatic ABM, and email. Add suppression for customers, open opps, and recent meetings. Respect region-specific consent.
3) Play design & sequencing. For each tier, define a 3-stage flow—Awareness (company ads/CTV), Engagement (persona content, webinar, calculator), Conversion (workshop/demo). Align messaging by persona and problem.
4) Triggers, routing & SLAs. Use intent surges, high-value page views, or multi-contact engagement to promote an account to MQA. Fire alerts, open tasks, enroll SDR sequences, and (for 1:1) launch direct mail or executive outreach. Set speed-to-account SLAs.
5) Measurement & feedback. Dashboard reach → engagement → meetings → pipeline by account tier and channel. Compare treated vs. control accounts for lift. Review weekly with sales; tune audiences, offers, and triggers.
30-Day Cross-Channel ABM Sprint
- Days 1–5: Finalize ICP, account list, and 1:1 / 1:few / 1:many tiers; clean and enrich data.
- Days 6–10: Build dynamic CRM audiences + suppressions; sync to LinkedIn, programmatic, email, and web personalization.
- Days 11–15: Draft tiered plays, creative, and offers; prepare SDR sequences and talk tracks.
- Days 16–20: Configure triggers (intent/page); set MQA criteria, alerts, tasks, and SLAs; QA routing end-to-end.
- Days 21–30: Launch waves; monitor account engagement and meetings; compare lift vs. control; iterate weekly.
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