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Putting it in Reverse ABM

Putting it in Reverse ABM

Pull not push.

That’s what reverse ABM is about.

Instead of chasing your ICP, how amazing would it be if your prospects came to you?

No I am not talking about Demand-Gen

ABM strategies & tactics engineered to create high intrigue and interest amongst ICP such that they come to you on your own is Reverse ABM.

It incorporates some new techniques and modifications to existing strategies but could prove to be highly successful.

Here are a few creative techniques for Reverse ABM:

1. Gamified Learning Experiences

Create industry-specific gamified quizzes, business simulations, or interactive benchmarks that highlight inefficiencies your product can solve. Add subtle CTAs for further engagement.

Eg: Leaderboards and Competition: Incorporate a gamified leaderboard where users from the same company or industry can compete. Example: “Rank your company’s digital maturity—can you beat industry standards?”

Outcome: Encourage repeat engagement and inter-departmental collaboration within the prospect's organization.

2. Peer-Led Roundtables

Host industry discussions or roundtables where decision-makers from your target accounts can engage with their peers (and your satisfied customers) without a hard sales push.

3. Industry-Exclusive Reports

Publish research that’s hyper-relevant to your ICP’s challenges. Use intent data to promote the report directly to target accounts. The exclusivity builds intrigue and encourages them to engage with your brand.

4. Co-Creation Opportunities

Invite prospects to contribute to a whitepaper, webinar, or research project. This collaboration fosters trust and positions you as a partner, not just a vendor.

5. Stealth Advocacy Programs

Encourage your existing customers to showcase success stories within their networks or directly connect with decision-makers at your target accounts.

Eg: You’re a software company that targets enterprise accounts in the healthcare sector. Instead of direct outreach, you invites its existing healthcare clients to share their success stories through industry-specific webinars or panel discussions.

How It Works:

  1. A healthcare CIO (current customer) joins a panel discussing "Streamlining Patient Data Management."
  2. During the discussion, they mention the software’s impact on reducing errors by 25%.
  3. Key stakeholders from target accounts attend, hear the endorsement, and become intrigued, initiating a conversation.

ABM just keeps evolving constantly doesn’t it?

That’s the advantage of being a first mover. Its still new and there’s so much more scope for improvement than has been explored already.

As we continue to pioneer the Account Based World together, let’s not forget to share a chuckle.

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