Methodology: Every two weeks we collect most relevant posts on LinkedIn for selected topics and create an overall summary only based on these posts. If you´re interested in the single posts behind, you can find them here: https://linktr.ee/thomasallgeyer. Have a great read!

If you prefer listening, check out our podcast summarizing the most relevant insights from Account Based Marketing CW 48/ 49:

ICP Discipline and Precision Over Volume

  • ABM momentum continues to shift from broad reach to carefully tiered, value-focused account lists

  • Frameworks like SPICED used to sharpen ICP assumptions and convert them into actionable account selection

  • Growth mindset positioned as a core ABM capability, treating missed accounts as learning loops for sharper targeting

Measurement, ROI, and Experimentation

  • Dashboards challenged for rewarding activity optics over real account progress and pipeline movement

  • Push to redesign ABM measurement around decisions and next actions, not reporting hygiene

  • Simple target-account split tests emphasized as pragmatic proof of ABM or LinkedIn impact without complex attribution

  • Data overload increasing demand for conversational, AI-driven insight access over static dashboards

  • ROI proof framed as a survival issue, with skepticism toward inflated “influenced pipeline” claims

Content, Personalization, and Account Experience

  • Teams encouraged to stop overproducing and instead re-package existing assets for account-specific relevance

  • Personalization elevated beyond industry/persona swaps to buying-committee context and journey timing

  • Account-specific landing pages highlighted as high-leverage, often lifting demo conversion when tied to named accounts

  • Experience design positioned as a competitive ABM differentiator, not a creative nice-to-have

Sales Alignment and ABM Operating Model

  • ABM success consistently tied to cross-functional alignment, with sales and marketing acting as one account team

  • Stakeholder mapping expanding beyond technical buyers to multi-persona risk, value, and consensus needs

  • Small pilot programs recommended to secure budget, prove motion, and build internal belief before scaling

  • Readiness and maturity checks stressed to avoid buying ABM tech before process and ownership are established

  • Swarm ABM described as distinct from demand gen, requiring coordinated plays across the buying group

  • ABM increasingly described as a commercial operating system blending strategy, process, judgment, and orchestration

AI, Automation, and Platform Evolution

  • AI used to automate account research and narrative building, focusing on structured and reusable intel

  • “Listen for signals, then act” positioned as the core ABM loop, supported by dynamic playbooks over fixed calendars

  • Vendor positioning shifting from point tools to execution ecosystems reducing day-to-day load on lean teams

  • BambooBox evolving from intent platform to broader ABM OS enabling consistent execution under real-world constraints

  • ZoomInfo highlighted as Gartner 2025 Leader, pushing AI agents and tighter signal-to-action workflows

  • Demandbase also cited as Gartner 2025 Leader, reinforcing consolidation around end-to-end ABM execution and measurement

  • Market commentary notes ABM platforms must adapt rapidly as AI reshapes research, orchestration, and value proof

Want to see the posts voices behind this summary?

This week’s roundup (CW 48/ 49) brings you the Best of LinkedIn on Account Based Marketing:

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