For Influ2’s co-founder Dmitri Lisitski, Buying Group Marketing (BGM) is the natural evolution of ABM, providing laser-focused insight on personas within a buying group.
Dmitri Lisitski
CEO & Co-founder of Influ2
David Rowlands
Head of Content at B2B Marketing
Key Points
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On the shortcomings of the old school approach to ABM
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Why buying group marketing is a natural continuation of account-based marketing: businesses should be able to target different stakeholders within their target accounts for a more personalized and granular value offer.
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How to establish who their buying groups are and the personas inside them
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What information should you collect about people from your buying groups?
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Producing the right content for different individuals within different buying groups for utmost relevance
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Choosing advertising channels to deliver content to relevant audiences and combining them for a better experience
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Why marketing and sales often talk to different audiences and how to bridge this gap
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Why marketing and sales funnels are essentially the same funnel and how bringing their efforts together can boost business revenue.
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Engagement data as the main distinction of buying group marketing from ABM