FlipMyFunnel - The Big 5 Metrics for Account Based Marketing
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The document discusses key metrics for measuring account-based marketing (ABM) programs. It outlines five main ABM metrics: 1) Coverage - how much data and contacts do you have for each target account? 2) Awareness - are target accounts aware of your company? 3) Engagement - are the right people at the account interacting with your company and is engagement increasing over time? 4) Reach - are marketing programs reaching target accounts? 5) Impact - are ABM activities improving sales outcomes like deal velocity, win rates, and contract values? The document emphasizes that ABM metrics focus on quality engagement with target accounts, rather than just quantity of leads.
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FlipMyFunnel - The Big 5 Metrics for Account Based Marketing
- 1. The Big 5 Metrics for Account-Based Marketing
- 2. bit.ly/Big5ABM Get The Slides! Big 5 Metrics for ABM
- 6. Topics for Today • Why Are ABM Metrics Different? • How To Measure ABM • The ABM Market Map
- 7. Why Are ABM Metrics Different?
- 8. It’s called “business to business”, not “business to lead” @jonmiller ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Account- centric” “Person- centric”
- 9. ABM Is About Quality, Not Quantity ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. Quality Millions of candy bars One Golden Ticket
- 10. Don’t count the people you reach; reach the people that count. – David Ogilvy
- 11. Account Based Marketing is a Marathon • Average days to Opp: 327 days (Marketo) • Prospected accounts take 1.7x longer to convert than average (Implisit, 2014) • 7 to 13+ touches to deliver a qualified sales lead (Online Marketing Institute) “You can’t wait a year to see results [in ABM]” - Megan Heuer, SiriusDecisions
- 12. Influence ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. SiriusDecisions
- 13. Land and Expand
- 14. Outbound Nets vs. Spears ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved.
- 15. ABM Metrics Are Different Demand Generation Account Based Marketing Leads Accounts Quantity Quality Days and Weeks Months and Years Create Pipeline Influence Pipeline New Business Land and Expand Inbound Outbound ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. Summar y
- 16. OK Jon, How Should We Measure ABM?
- 17. Engagement • Higher engagement means deeper commitment • It’s about time: use the number of minutes that someone spends with your brand • Track everything, online and offline ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. Concept 1
- 18. Lead to Account Matching ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. Concept 2 Leads Leads in SFDC are not connected to the Account object Account • Routing problems • Can’t tie activity to the right account • Hurts campaign attribution
- 19. Lead to Account Matching ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. Concept 2 Leads Account • Fuzzy logic • Powered by Leadspace
- 20. Coverage Do you have sufficient data, opt-in contacts, and account plans for each target account? ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Big 5” ABM Metrics (1a)
- 21. Coverage How well are you adding new / engaged people to the database? Director-level and above? ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Big 5” ABM Metrics (1b)
- 22. Awareness Which target accounts have any awareness of us? Are they visiting the website? ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Big 5” ABM Metrics (2)
- 23. Engagement Are the right people at the account spending time with your company, is that engagement going up over time? ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Big 5” ABM Metrics (3a)
- 24. Engagement Are the right people at the account spending time with your company, is that engagement going up over time? ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Big 5” ABM Metrics (3b)
- 25. Engagement Are the right people at the account spending time with your company, is that engagement going up over time? ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Big 5” ABM Metrics (3c) Marketing Qualified Account (MQA): An account (or discrete buying center) that has reached enough aggregate engagement.
- 26. Program Reach Are marketing programs reaching the target accounts? How much waste is there? ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Big 5” ABM Metrics (4) FOCUS %ofsuccessesfrom targetaccounts COVERAGE % target accounts with a success
- 27. Program Impact How are the ABM activities improving sales outcomes such as deal velocity, win rates, average contract values, retention, and net promoter scores ©2016 Engagio, Inc. All rights reserved. “Big 5” ABM Metrics (5) • “Top 25% engagement = 18% faster sales cycles.” • “Accounts with >three engaged contacts = 15% higher contract values.” • “Accounts that attended that dinner = 16% more movement to next opp stage.”
- 28. • Coverage: do you have sufficient data, contacts, and account plans for each target account? • Awareness: are the target accounts aware of your company? • Engagement: are the right people at the account spending time with your company, and is that engagement going up over time? • Reach: are marketing programs reaching target accounts? • Impact: are ABM activities improving key sales outcomes?
- 29. • Impact: are ABM activities improving key sales outcomes? • Coverage: do you have sufficient data, contacts, and account plans for each target account? • Awareness: are the target accounts aware of your company? • Reach: are marketing programs reaching target accounts? • Engagement: are the right people at the account spending time with your company, and is that engagement going up over time?
- 30. The ABM Market Map
- 32. gum.co/ABMGuide Use code FlipMyFunnel to download for free! The Clear and Complete Guide to Account Based Marketing
Editor's Notes
- If you are a sales rep with only 20 accounts, you are thinking about those 20 accounts all day long. not a lot of room for marketing to deliver value by generating a lot of new leads. What’s more, at any given time it’s not very likely that any of those 20 accounts are looking to buy “right now” Which would the sales rep value more — 20 low-level professionals downloading your whitepaper, or one meaningful conversation with a decision maker at one of her target accounts ? This image is particularly hard to see, the circle needs to be thinner volumes in ABM are too low for traditional funnel metrics such as conversion rates. A sales rep with 20 accounts can’t accept a 5% conversion rate One of the biggest changes happens on the marketing side, where a department used to being measured by number of leads generated is now measured by quality of engagement with targeted accounts. “Management often has a difficult time justifying a full-time marketer focused on 3-5 ABM accounts that might help generate 20 new contacts and 5 opportunities when a junior marketer may create 500 new contacts and 100 opportunities. Of course, the value between those scenarios is vast, but the change in mindset is significant.” - Kathy Macchi, Inverta Don’t underestimate this change. And don’t expect it to happen simply because you announced the new goals and metrics.
- Funding – how will you know it’s working? You need to get proper funding for a program that won’t deliver clear revenue immediately – possibly for a long time. If you hide this fact when you make your business case, you’re putting a time bomb inside your ABM program. Instead, make sure executives all understand the timescales and the metrics you’ll be using to ensure you’re making progress towards revenue. The companies who stay with their ABM strategies and track the right metrics invariably show significant return on their investment. But success is not measured in weeks (or even months in many cases).
- ABM is an investment in time and resources so you MUST focus on accounts with highest ROI
- ABM is an investment in time and resources so you MUST focus on accounts with highest ROI
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