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5 Reasons Your Company Needs Account-Based Marketing

September 3, 2019 | 151 views

Every company can benefit from account-based marketing, no matter your size or target market. These are our top 5 reasons why your company would benefit from incorporating ABM tactics into your marketing strategy. If you go to any marketing conference or presentation, chances are you’ll hear about the struggles that organizations are having with aligning their marketing and sales teams. For many years, the situation looked like this: marketing reeled in leads and passed them to the sales team. The sales team established one-on-one relationships with the leads, hoping to eventually turn them into paying clients.

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