In this ABM Done Right Podcast, Chris Rack (CEO of MRP) mentioned that most intent is nothing more than intent to learn vs. intent to purchase. By listening to this episode, you will learn how to differentiate between the two different types of intent -- and what you need to do from an ABM standpoint based on where the buyer is in their journey.

Eric Dates (Head of Marketing for V Comply) recently joined Kristina Jaramillo and Eric Gruber on the ABM Done Right Podcast. They discussed:

1. Why previous ABM programs failed for Eric Dates -- and what he did differently with his most successful ABM programs.

2. The questions we should be asking internally before we even focus on building an demand gen strategy and an ABM strategy,

3. How GTM teams need to change their “mentalities”, “processes”, “interactions” and experiences so they can be more impactful.

4. How tech should support the ABM strategy vs. drive the ABM strategy.

5. The ABM program that Eric Dates is envisioning for V Comply.

Within this podcast, Scott Gillum from Carbon Design joins Eric Gruber (Personal ABM CEO) to discuss:

1. Why Challenger sales and marketing and ABM goes hand-in-hand

2. How GTM teams can deliver messaging that resonates - This includes how we should create our POV so we can come to each interaction with a POV about the customer's business, how we should create our account-based value proposition, and how to differentiate value from competitors.

3. How to connect with the human buyers in accounts we want to win, protect and expand. You'll learn how to shift the status quo prospects' thoughts in a way that leads them back to our solution.

4. Personality-Based Marketing and the role in ABM. You will learn about the 4 different personalities, how 1 personality is most likely to start the process, another one is most likely to advance it, and another one is likely to stop the deal in its tracks. You'll hear how personality drives behavior, how the different personalities interact, and how teams should navigate deals based on the personalities that make up the buying team.