Focus only on accounts you can help.
ABM segmentation works when you stop treating every account the same. Segmentation defines where to spend effort and how to engage — grounded in real buying signals, not spray-and-pray lists.
What this involves
- ICP validation – test your theoretical ICP against real pipeline and signal data.
- Segment design – group accounts by meaningful differences (growth spikes, tech-refresh risk, intent surges, expansion opportunities).
- Tiering – define Tier 1 (sales plays), Tier 2 (cluster campaigns), Tier 3 (automated programs).
- Buying committee mapping – identify roles that actually show up in your deals, using advanced buying signals and contact-level signal data.
- Scoring model calibration – align firmo/techno/exegraphic, intent, and engagement signals into a practical account scoring model. ABM works when you stop treating every account the same. Segmentation defines where to spend effort and how to engage — grounded in real buying signals, not spray-and-pray lists.
The expected outcome
- Clear Tier 1/2/3 segments with rationale you can explain to sales.
- A short list of high-fit, high-intent accounts to pilot immediately.
- Segment-level insights: which industries, product lines, or triggers drive conversion.
- A scalable segmentation model that marketing, sales, and RevOps can align on.
FAQs on Ethical Targeting & ABM Segmentation
Ethical targeting means focusing only on accounts you can truly help, rather than bloating lists with unqualified names. It prevents wasted effort and builds trust with sales.
Validating your ICP against real pipeline data, then design account tiers (1:1, 1:Few, 1:Many) based on intent, growth signals, and buying committee activity.
You receive a concise, prioritized account list that aligns with sales’ expectations and a scalable segmentation model that integrates marketing, sales, and RevOps.
Want to know more?
Book a 30‑minute working session. We’ll review your current pipeline, pick one segment, and outline a pilot you can start immediately.