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Account-Based Marketing

Go all-in on the accounts that matter.

Most B2B deals aren't won by one contact. They're won across a buying committee. Our account-based marketing maps every stakeholder at your target accounts and engages them together across LinkedIn and email, so momentum builds inside the account instead of resting on a single champion.

Target accountLIVE
Buying committee · 4 stakeholders in motion
EB
VP, Revenue Operations
Economic buyer · owns the budget
Engaged
meeting set
CH
Director, Sales
Champion · wants the outcome
Replied
nurturing
TE
Head of RevTech
Technical evaluator · vets the fit
Connected
warming
EU
Sales Enablement Lead
End user · lives in the tool
Queued
email seq
Account-based marketingMulti-threaded outreachBuying committee mappingLinkedIn + email orchestrationNamed-account targetingWarm AE handoffsAccount-level attributionTier-1 accountsAccount-based marketingMulti-threaded outreachBuying committee mappingLinkedIn + email orchestrationNamed-account targetingWarm AE handoffsAccount-level attributionTier-1 accounts
Why single-threaded fails

One contact is a single point of failure.

When your whole deal rides on one relationship, it stalls the moment that person goes quiet, gets reorganised, or leaves. Multi-threaded ABM spreads the relationship across the committee so the account keeps moving.

Single-threaded outreach

Everything rests on one person.

One contact per accountA single reply thread carries the whole opportunity
One champion, no backupIf they lose interest, the deal has nowhere to go
Deal dies when they leaveA job change resets months of progress to zero
No committee coverageThe people who actually approve budget never hear from you
Fragile. Slow.Exposed.
VS
Multi-threaded ABM

The whole committee is in play.

  • Every stakeholder mapped and engaged in parallel
  • LinkedIn and email coordinated per role
  • Account-level attribution, not scattered leads
  • Momentum survives a champion changing jobs
Resilient. Coordinated.Winnable.
The buying committee

The roles ABM has to reach.

A B2B purchase gets decided by a group, not an individual. Great account-based marketing engages each role on its own terms, because every one of them can advance the deal, and any one of them can block it.

Economic buyer

Owns the budget and signs off on spend. They care about ROI, risk, and business case, so messaging to them leads with outcomes, not features.

Champion

Feels the pain most and wants the outcome internally. We arm them with the context and proof they need to sell your solution when you're not in the room.

Technical evaluator

Judges whether it actually works and fits the stack. Their questions are specific, so their outreach is specific: security, integration, and implementation.

End user

Lives in the product day to day. Winning their preference early turns a top-down pitch into bottom-up demand that pulls the decision forward.

The blocker

Procurement, legal, or a rival stakeholder who can slow or kill a deal. Identifying them early means their objections get answered before they harden.

Influencer & coach

The trusted voice others defer to, and the insider who tells you how the decision really gets made. Their quiet endorsement moves the group.

Traction

Built for accounts, measured on pipeline.

45+
Active B2B clients
1,200+
Meetings generated
100%
LinkedIn-safe accounts
Weekly
Pipeline reporting

Figures reflect aggregate activity across Lynkread client programs. Account-based marketing outcomes depend on your market, offer, and deal cycle. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.

How our ABM works

From named accounts to booked meetings.

01

Select tier-1 accounts

We work from your named-account list, or build one against your ICP, and prioritise the accounts worth going all-in on.

02

Map the committee

For each account we identify the economic buyer, champion, evaluator, end users, and likely blockers, with the angle that matters to each.

03

Orchestrate LinkedIn + email

We run coordinated, role-specific touches across channels, human-safe on LinkedIn and sequenced by email, so the whole account moves together.

04

Warm handoff to your AE

When an account heats up, we hand your rep a briefed, multi-threaded opportunity, not a cold name to start from scratch.

Channels we orchestrate

One account, many coordinated touches.

Every channel plays a role. We sequence them so a stakeholder hears from you in the right place, in the right order, without the account ever feeling spammed.

Who ABM is for

When going all-in pays off.

Account-based marketing rewards focus. It's built for teams selling considered, higher-value deals into a defined set of accounts, not high-volume, low-ticket motions.

Enterprise sales teams

Selling into large organisations with several decision-makers, where no single contact can say yes alone and coverage across the committee is the difference.

High-ACV SaaS

Longer cycles and bigger contracts make each account worth deep, deliberate effort, and make a stalled single-thread expensive to lose.

Agencies with named accounts

Teams already working a target list who need every logo covered end-to-end, from committee mapping to multi-threaded outreach and reporting.

FAQ

Account-based marketing questions.

How many accounts should we target?
ABM is deliberately narrow. We usually recommend a focused tier-1 list where each account is worth genuine, multi-threaded effort, then expand once the motion is proven. We'll help you size the list against your capacity and deal value.
Which channels do you use?
Primarily LinkedIn and email, orchestrated together: connection requests, direct messages, InMail, content engagement, and role-specific email sequences. LinkedIn activity always stays within safe, human-paced limits to protect your accounts.
How is ABM different from lead generation?
Lead generation chases individual contacts across many companies. ABM flips it: you pick the accounts that matter first, then engage the whole buying committee inside each one. The unit of success is the account, not a single lead.
How do you measure ABM performance?
We report at the account level (committee coverage, stakeholders engaged, replies, and meetings booked per account) alongside the pipeline created. You see how each target account is progressing, not just a raw lead count.
What deal size makes ABM worth it?
ABM pays off when the contract value and sales cycle justify concentrated effort per account: typically considered, higher-ticket B2B deals with multiple decision-makers. If your motion is high-volume and low-ticket, broad outreach usually fits better, and we'll tell you so.
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