Account-based Marketing
Account-based marketing is the practice of treating each target account like its own market. Instead of reaching out to a broad audience, ABM zeroes in on a carefully chosen list of companies and delivers tailored campaigns designed to win their attention and trust.
For example, a SaaS company might create LinkedIn ads customized for a handful of Fortune 500 companies, paired with content such as case studies or invite-only webinars. Because it emphasizes quality over quantity, ABM often results in higher ROI and stronger customer relationships.
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