ABM & Demand Generation
If your demand program is measured in volume — more leads, more names, more traffic — your sales team is spending its day chasing accounts that were never going to close. The list grows; the pipeline that fits how you actually sell doesn’t. We build account-based programs that reach the specific mid-market and enterprise accounts you’re built to win, qualify them before sales ever sees them, and hand over a ready account instead of a raw lead.
Reach the accounts that fit, not the whole market.
A bigger funnel feels like progress, but for a B2B company selling into mid-market and enterprise it’s usually the problem: more names means more time burned on accounts that don’t fit, and a sales team that learns to distrust whatever marketing sends over. Every unqualified lead is cost and lost momentum on the accounts that could actually close. What moves the number is reaching the specific accounts that should buy — the 200, the 2,000, the 20,000 that match how you sell — and handing sales only the ones that are qualified and ready. We define the ICP, build and tier the target-account list, and orchestrate outreach, lifecycle email, and content so each account hears one coherent story across every touch — then build the qualification layer so the handoff is a system, not a hope. It runs on the HubSpot or Salesforce stack you’ve already paid for; the platform changes, the approach doesn’t.
It starts with knowing exactly who you’re after. We define the ICP, build the target-account list, and tier it, so effort goes where it converts instead of being spread evenly across everyone. From there it’s orchestration: multi-channel outreach, lifecycle email, and content sequenced so the same account hears a coherent story across every touch — not four disconnected tools each doing their own thing.
The point of all of it is what sales does next. We build the lead qualification layer so your team only ever talks to accounts that fit and are ready — no chasing names that were never going to close. Marketing hands sales a qualified account, not a raw lead, and the handoff is a system rather than a hope.
And it runs on whatever martech you already own. The strategy and the system stay the same whether you’re on HubSpot or Salesforce Account Engagement; the platform underneath changes, the approach doesn’t. Target-account management, competitive tracking, multi-touch orchestration, and measurement are how we run it — built once, portable across the stack you’ve already paid for.
From target list to qualified handoff.
Account strategy
We start by defining exactly who you’re built to win — the ICP drawn from how you actually sell and who actually closes, not a wishlist. From there we build the target-account list and tier it, so the program concentrates effort on the 200, 2,000, or 20,000 accounts that should buy rather than spreading evenly across everyone who could fill a funnel. You bring your sales team’s knowledge of what a good account looks like, your win/loss patterns, and the accounts already in play; we turn that into a structured, tiered list. The deliverable is the target universe and the rules for prioritizing it. It matters because everything downstream — outreach, spend, sales attention — gets aimed at fit instead of volume, which is the whole reason ABM beats a bigger funnel.
Infrastructure
We configure the martech you already own rather than selling you new tools — HubSpot or Salesforce Account Engagement, whichever you’re on. That means integrating the data, setting up account-level tracking, wiring lead scoring and routing, and building the reporting that ties activity back to accounts and pipeline. You give us access to your stack and your CRM; we handle the setup and tell you where the existing data is messy enough to undermine the program. The output is a working system: target accounts tracked, touches attributed, and a measurement layer that makes the program legible instead of a black box. Because it’s built on the platform you’ve paid for, the approach stays portable — the strategy doesn’t change when the tool does.
Orchestration
We design the program so each account hears one coherent story across every touch, not four disconnected tools each doing their own thing. That means sequencing multi-channel outreach, lifecycle email, and content so the message builds on itself as an account moves from cold to engaged — the ad, the email, and the sales touch reinforcing a single narrative rather than competing. You weigh in on positioning and the offers that matter to each tier; we build the sequences, the content, and the logic that triggers them. The deliverable is a running, orchestrated program mapped to the account lifecycle. Coherence is what makes ABM land: an account that hears the same sharp story everywhere is an account that takes the meeting.
Execution
We run the campaigns and, just as importantly, build the qualification layer so sales only ever talks to accounts that fit and are ready. As accounts engage, we score and qualify them against the criteria your team set, and hand over a ready account — context, intent signals, and fit — rather than a raw lead someone has to chase. You tell us what “ready” means to your reps; we make the handoff a system instead of a hope. The output is qualified accounts moving to sales, plus measurement that ties the spend back to pipeline and revenue so you can see which accounts and which touches moved the number. This is where the program proves it built pipeline that fits, not just a longer list of names.
What this earns you.
Pipeline from the accounts you’re built to win — drawn from your tiered target list, not whichever names happened to fill the funnel.
A sales team that trusts what marketing sends, because the handoff is a qualified, ready account with context and intent — not a raw lead someone has to chase.
A program that travels with your stack, not the other way around — the same account-based system we ran in HubSpot for Aviary and BluePoint ATM and on Salesforce Account Engagement for Paper Tube, proven platform-agnostic so the strategy holds when the tool changes.
Measurement that ties spend to pipeline and revenue, so you can see which accounts and which touches actually moved the number.
Account-based programs we’ve run.
Account-based programs run on the campaign-intelligence tooling we build and the martech each client already owns — target-account management, competitive-landscape tracking, multi-touch orchestration, content, and outcome measurement. The strategy and the system stay the same; the platform underneath changes.
Account-based programs
Aviary
HubSpot
Target-account intelligence, multi-touch campaigns, and ABM content for an AI voice-agent platform — orchestrated in HubSpot.
Paper Tube
Salesforce Account Engagement
The same account-based program for a sustainable-packaging manufacturer, run on Salesforce Account Engagement (Pardot) — the approach proven platform-agnostic.
BluePoint ATM
HubSpot
Account-based outreach and content for an ATM operator — target accounts, sequenced campaigns, and measurement in HubSpot.
ABM program engagements run $5,000–$12,000 per month, with setup and integration scoped separately. Program scope varies with account tier count and channel breadth.
Frequently asked questions
What does an ABM program cost?
ABM program engagements run $5,000–$12,000 per month, with setup and integration scoped separately. Program scope varies with account tier count and channel breadth.
Do I need to buy new martech to run this?
No. The program runs on the HubSpot or Salesforce Account Engagement stack you've already paid for. The strategy and system stay the same; the platform underneath changes, the approach doesn't.
How is this different from generating more leads?
A bigger funnel usually means more time burned on accounts that don't fit. We define the ICP, build and tier a target-account list, and add a qualification layer so sales only ever talks to accounts that fit and are ready — a qualified account, not a raw lead.
Tell us what you need.
Two minutes. Five fields. Describe what you’re looking for and we’ll get back to you within one business day with a sense of scope, timing, and next steps.
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