Target the account, not just the individual

Coordinated marketing and sales plays aimed at a named list of target accounts, built and agreed jointly rather than handed off after launch.

Quick answer

ABM is a B2B marketing approach that targets a defined list of named accounts with coordinated, personalized campaigns across channels, rather than generating leads broadly and qualifying them afterward.

What is Account-Based Marketing (ABM)?

ABM flips the standard funnel - instead of casting wide and filtering down after the fact, we start with a short, named list of companies worth pursuing and build every campaign around getting attention inside them specifically, across ads, content, and direct outreach at once.

Skip it and sales spends real time explaining why a marketing-generated lead 'doesn't fit' - budget spreads thin across an undifferentiated list instead of concentrating on accounts with real deal potential. Sales agrees on the account list with us before the first campaign launches, not after.

It differs from broad-funnel lead generation, which starts with an audience segment and needs volume to work statistically. ABM works with a handful of named accounts and measures success by account engagement and pipeline, not lead count.

Common problems we solve

Sales works a target list alone

A sales team already has specific accounts in mind but gets generic leads instead of coordinated marketing support.

"This lead doesn't fit" pushback

Sales spends real time explaining why a marketing-generated lead isn't a fit for the accounts that actually matter.

Budget spread too thin

Spend gets divided evenly across an undifferentiated list instead of concentrating on accounts with real deal potential.

No expansion coordination

Land-and-expand accounts get the same generic treatment as net-new prospects, missing the multi-stakeholder engagement expansion needs.

Attribution stops at the form fill

Pipeline can't be traced back to a specific named account, only to an anonymous form submission.

Everything covered in this service

Target Account List Building

Firmographic and technographic account scoring, tiered into 1:1, 1:few, and 1:many treatment with sales input.

Multi-Channel Account Campaigns

Account-specific ad targeting, personalized content and landing pages, and coordinated direct outreach.

Sales & Marketing Alignment

Joint account list sign-off, a shared account planning cadence, and an SLA on account handling.

Account Engagement & Attribution

Account-level engagement scoring and pipeline attribution reported on a shared dashboard.

Our optimization framework

Select Accounts

Build the list with sales, not for sales, using firmographic, technographic, and deal-history criteria together.

Tier

Split accounts by opportunity size and effort required into 1:1, 1:few, and 1:many treatment.

Build Campaigns

Create account or segment-specific messaging and a channel plan for each tier.

Launch & Reach Out

Coordinate paid, content, and direct outreach against the list at the same time, not in sequence.

Score Engagement

Track account-level engagement - multiple contacts, multiple touches - rather than one person clicking one ad.

Review & Reallocate

Revisit the account list and tier assignments on a set cadence based on what is actually moving.

What actually changes

BeforeAfter
Generic leads sent to sales from an undefined segmentA named account list sales agreed to before launch
Sales pushes back that leads "don't fit"Sales and marketing work the same agreed list
Budget spread evenly across an undifferentiated listBudget concentrated on accounts by tier and deal potential
Pipeline traced only to an anonymous form fillPipeline attributed to a specific named account

What we report on

Account engagement

Multi-contact, multi-touch activity tracked per account, not single-click activity.

Pipeline by account

Deals traced back to the named account and tier that produced them.

Account list coverage

Reported by tier - how much of the 1:1, 1:few, and 1:many list is actively engaged.

Tools & platforms

🎯HubSpot
💬LinkedIn Sales Navigator
📣Marketo
☁️Salesforce
📈Google Ads

Industries we optimize for

Built for teams like yours

💼Sales-led organisations
☁️Land-and-expand SaaS companies
🏢Enterprise sales teams
🤝Multi-stakeholder B2B sellers

Why choose EASI7

We fix tracking before we touch results

Every engagement starts with the same audit we'd run on our own accounts, so the numbers you're optimizing against are actually true.

One accountable team, not siloed vendors

The same team that does this also owns the rest of your stack - no handoff, no blame-shifting between vendors.

Built for how AI search actually works

Everything we build is structured to be extractable by AI answer engines, not just ranked in a list of blue links.

Reporting tied to your own dashboard

Every number we report ties back to GA4/GTM events you can see directly - not a screenshot from a tool you can't independently verify.

Sales spends less time explaining why a lead "doesn't fit" when the account was chosen jointly from the start.

How to engage us for this

Free Resource

ABM Readiness Assessment - a free 20-question self-score across five categories that tells you honestly whether ABM is the right move right now, or what to fix first.

Common questions

It depends on tier. A 1:1 tier might hold a dozen high-value accounts getting genuinely bespoke treatment, while a 1:many tier can hold hundreds getting shared, segment-level messaging.

No, it works alongside it. ABM concentrates effort on named accounts worth it; broader lead generation still covers demand outside that list.

Tiering. Full 1:1 personalization is reserved for the highest-value accounts, while 1:few and 1:many tiers get segment-level personalization that still feels relevant without a bespoke asset per account.

By account engagement and pipeline attribution - multiple stakeholders engaging across channels and deals opening within the target list - not by raw lead count.

No. We can't guarantee a named account buys - that depends on their timing and budget as much as our campaign. What we can do is raise the odds of engagement and give sales visibility into which accounts are actually responding.

That's what the joint sign-off process is for. The list gets built and reviewed together on a set cadence specifically so this disagreement surfaces before launch, not after.

Get in touch

Have a target account list but no coordinated plan against it?

That's the gap ABM closes. We'll help you turn a spreadsheet of company names into a campaign sales actually feels supported by.

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Reference

Account-Based Marketing (ABM), in detail

Scope, area by area

AreaWhat we deliver
Account listA tiered list of named target accounts with documented scoring criteria
Campaign assetsAccount or segment-specific ad creative, landing pages, and outreach sequences
Alignment processA joint sales and marketing account review cadence
ReportingAn account engagement and pipeline attribution dashboard

How this compares

Account-Based MarketingBroad-Funnel Lead Generation
Starts with a named account listStarts with a defined audience segment
Success measured by account engagement and pipelineSuccess measured by lead volume
Works with a handful of target accountsNeeds volume to work statistically

Most B2B companies run both at once, aimed at different parts of the pipeline.

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