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.
I’ve been fairly active on Linkedin for about an year now
I’m convinced that LinkedIn is tailor-made for account based marketers
Here’s why I say this
Kind of a dream come true 🦄
All good, but how to actually use LinkedIn to influence high value accounts?
Here’s a detailed guide👇
Read till the very end to get the full gist of how this works.
Prerequisite: You need to have your ICP clearly defined
(ICP → Ideal customer persona)
Once you have your ICP, follow these 6 steps
Before you get overwhelmed, let me show you how to do this (in pictures)


Just because you’ve made a list, things don’t automatically happen
Create relevant content for these audiences
Here’s a 3 step process that works
Here’s how we create content on LinkedIn
Our target audience is B2B Marketers (you’re most likely one)



Follow Arun, founder & CEO of Recotap on Linkedin here
Creating content is not enough
You will need to find popular folks in your niche & engage with their content
Ideally, this is how
Here is how we do it

Although not a very high value thing to do (these days)
I’ve got to mention that this can be a useful ploy

LinkedIn allows you to showcase your product
Here is how we at Recotap ABM use this



Educate your target audience by getting your customers to speak
LinkedIn native events

This is a great way to grab attention
We consistently see 30-43% lift in clicks when compared to non-personalized ads
The only word of caution I have here is this 🛑
This isn’t a magic bullet and you’d have to give it the time it needs to work (few months to build influence - depends on your sales cycle & seniority level you’re targeting)
This is an example from one of Recotap customers

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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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