
Methodology: Every two weeks we collect most relevant posts on LinkedIn for selected topics and create an overall summary only based on these posts. If you´re interested in the single posts behind, you can find them here: https://linktr.ee/thomasallgeyer. Have a great read!
Thanks to Alex Vacca, Kenny Damian, Bogdan Liutic, Michel Lieben, Julien Lieben, Yann Sarfati, Garrett Jackowiec, Jess Cook, Ryan Tabb, Branko Boro, Celena Westlund, Jessica Pleffken, Alexa Smythe, Martha Whiting, Cindy Dubon, Nida Mohsin, Sarah Chan, Jess Poindexter, Matteo Fois, Jan Brochwicz, Eric Olson, Dan Fogarty, Fahad Aziz, Kelly Hopping, Diane Ngabire, Kimberly Bloomston, Ben Daters, Joshua Perk, Nick Masters, Scott James Pearson, Martin Mourot, Praveen Das, Paul Mosenson, Luke Wakefield, Samantha Sprouse, Jen B., Jake Charboneau, Joel Harrison, James Gill, Shimon Ben Ayoun, Nicola H., Stefano Iacono and Alice Clarke and everyone else who contributed insights to this edition.
Find the full list of posts and voices on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/best-linkedin-cw-44-45-account-based-marketing-thomas-allgeyer-trzhe/
Trust, scaling with AI and ABM as a company-wide go-to-market model dominated the conference. More than 600 delegates attended. Speakers stressed sales and marketing alignment, relevance over personalisation, and the fact that buying groups remain under-mapped.
Stack several signals instead of relying on single triggers or black-box scores. Vector research found that only 7.5% of ABM teams act on buyer signals in real time. Pipeline360 research of 526 leaders shows many teams route distrusted signals to sales, so transparent, person-level signals work better.
Earlier than most teams assume. The 6sense 2026 Buyer Experience report shows that 85% of buyers set criteria before contacting sellers. One post notes that 95% of winning vendors were already pre-shortlisted, which makes early relationship building with buying groups essential.
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