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Account-based marketing

As explained in First-Party Data Activation

A marketing approach that treats selected business accounts as target markets and coordinates outreach to contacts within them.

Account-based marketing treats selected business accounts as target markets, coordinating outreach to multiple contacts according to sales opportunity data and account-level needs. section 3.1

Re-engaging stalled accounts

A B2B team can use CRM data to identify accounts stuck at particular sales stages, then target all contacts at those accounts on LinkedIn. The campaign can expand engagement, re-engage inactive contacts, or provide educational materials between sales conversations. section 3.1

How First-Party Data Activation covers it

How deep it goes
Describes the targeting rationale and outcomes, but stops short of implementation procedures or measurement design.
Examples
Uses stalled CRM opportunities, all-account contact targeting, re-engagement, and educational marketing between sales conversations.
What it assumes
Assumes account-linked contacts and sales opportunity stages are available in a CRM.
What you can do after
Apply it via CRM and LinkedIn to expand account contacts, re-engage prospects, and support ongoing sales conversations.
How it connects
Connects first-party data, CRM systems, sales cycles, account-level targeting, LinkedIn, and cross-channel activation.

Related concepts

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