Map the account journey
We define how target accounts and buying-committee members need to move from awareness through engagement and intent towards a commercial conversation.
Our ABM channel planning connects paid media, content, email, organic activity and sales outreach around one account journey, ensuring every channel has a defined role in building awareness, creating engagement and accelerating commercial progression together.
We define how target accounts and buying-committee members need to move from awareness through engagement and intent towards a commercial conversation.
We select channels according to the specific job they need to perform, whether that is building awareness, distributing content, capturing demand or supporting sales engagement.
We coordinate messaging, creative, content, targeting and timing across marketing and sales to create one consistent and connected experience.
We track how accounts respond across channels, identify which combinations are influencing progression and adjust activity and investment throughout the programme.
Identify where target accounts and buying-committee members can be reached, then map the most effective channels around their journey.
Define how paid social, programmatic, search and retargeting should build awareness, generate engagement and capture developing demand.
Match campaign content to the right audiences, channels and stages to ensure every asset has a clear role in account progression.
Create coordinated email journeys that respond to account behaviour, deepen engagement and maintain momentum across longer B2B buying cycles.
Align marketing activity with sales outreach, account alerts and follow-up actions to create a connected experience for each target account.
Establish account-level measures across every channel to identify what is influencing progression and where investment should be adjusted.
ABM campaigns lose impact when channels are planned separately, messages compete and sales activity happens without visibility of marketing engagement. Target accounts experience fragmented interactions rather than one coherent campaign, while budget is spread across activity with no defined role in account progression. Effective channel planning connects every touchpoint around the audience, campaign idea and commercial objective.
Teams invest in platforms because they are available or familiar, rather than defining what each channel must achieve within the wider account journey.
Paid media, content, email, organic activity and sales outreach are managed independently, creating duplication, inconsistent messaging and gaps between important interactions.
Different account segments and buying-committee members require different levels of investment, personalisation and engagement, but channel plans often treat them identically.
Valuable content fails to influence target accounts because teams have not established how, where and when it will reach the intended buying audience.
Sales teams cannot see which accounts are engaging, what they care about or when to follow up, leading to mistimed and irrelevant outreach.
Individual platforms may appear to perform well while the overall programme fails to move priority accounts towards pipeline and revenue.
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ABM channel planning defines how marketing and sales channels work together to reach target accounts, engage buying committees and support account progression. It gives every channel a specific role within one connected campaign.