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Stop talking to everyone. Choose your target accounts.

Account-based marketing (ABM): how marketing and sales jointly select the accounts that matter most and pursue each one with a tailored approach.

PDF guide (22 pages) + Excel spreadsheet · Free

The guide and spreadsheet are currently in Portuguese.

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Who it is for

  • You sell B2B and a handful of accounts drive most of your revenue.
  • You generate plenty of small leads, but few high-value deals.
  • Decisions involve multiple stakeholders, but you are only talking to one.
  • Marketing and sales disagree on who the ideal customer is.
  • Your sales cycle is long and deals go cold midway through.

What you get

The PDF guide

A 22-page PDF guide with an end-to-end example: Architecture · Ideal Customer Profile · Account Lists and Tiers · Buying Committee · Account Plan · Cadence and SLAs · Pipeline and Metrics. Wraps up with a one-page summary, common mistakes, a glossary, and a first-days checklist.

The Excel spreadsheet

An Excel spreadsheet with 7 connected tabs, pre-filled with an example (Atlas Industrial Software, a plant-floor MES): ICP · Accounts · Decision-Makers · Account Plan · Cadence · Account Pipeline · Dashboard. Replace the yellow inputs with your data and everything recalculates, complete with red, yellow, and green status indicators.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Score and select your accounts

    fit, potential, and timing, across a pilot of 15 to 30 companies.

  2. 2

    Map the buying committee

    decision-makers, influencers, end users, and potential blockers in every account.

  3. 3

    Build the account plan

    the value hypothesis, sequenced actions, and dated next steps.

What changes in your business

Focus effort where the revenue is: conversations with true decision-makers, shorter sales cycles, and larger deals.

Frequently asked questions

What is ABM?

Account-based marketing (ABM): marketing and sales jointly select target companies and pursue each one with tailored campaigns.

How many accounts should I include in an ABM program?

To start, the kit suggests a 10-account pilot. The right number is whatever your team can realistically manage.

Does ABM work for small companies?

Yes, as long as you sell high-ticket deals to a select group of accounts. The buyer's size matters much more than the seller's.

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