Personalization in ABM: Finding the Sweet Spot
Everyone talks about personalization in ABM. But let's get real about what works and what doesn't.
First off, you need to define your ICP well
Your ICP should be so well defined, Merriam Webster should take notes 😅
And no, not “All B2B companies with a founder” is your ICP
Now how to track down ICPs like Liam Neeson
The fun part that you’re here for
We’ll use “intent data” (more on this below) to track our ICPs
3 rules

The ICP accounts that are already visiting your website are our 1st priority
Incidentally, this is also called 1st party intent

Accounts searching for your services will research about companies in your domain, from review sites.
If you’re a software vendor or a technology vendor, you should consider 2nd party intent data (example - G2 intent)
For example, you’re in the market for an applicant tracking system

If you’re an ATS provider, that’s useful data for you
This is second party intent, a good indicator to finding high-intent accounts to chase
The ability to identify third party intent is where internet peaked for ABM.
This offers a broader perspective on your target audience's online behavior, encompassing interactions across various platforms, websites, and industry-related networks.

Data from third party intent aggregators like Bombora is key for understanding what’s happening in the real world
Recotap platform is integrated with Bombora and we have found great success for our clients in identifying ICP’s
The smart thing to do with all this intent data information is to
2 options for you here
Option 1 - Do all of this tracking manually on Sheets/Excel
Option 2 - Use a product like Recotap that’s designed for this purpose
What’s your choice?
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Everyone talks about personalization in ABM. But let's get real about what works and what doesn't.
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