When Christopher Collier joined EHS Insight as a VP of Marketing, one of his first priorities was to help the company move upmarket through launching and scaling an ABM program. Here's why he decided to bring in N.Rich as an all-in-one solution for intent data, account-based advertising, and opportunity attribution.
1. Scattered data and a lot of manual ops work required
2. No clear demonstration of an impact of brand awareness campaigns across long sales cycles
3. No strategic guidance and limited understanding of how ABM can impact revenue
1. Instant data sync with native bi-directional CRM integration
2. Clear attribution of every ad touchpoint to pipeline and revenue
3. Consultative approach of the N.Rich CS team, quick validation of ideas and support with implementation
Higher win rate
Accounts interacting with N.Rich campaigns demonstrate 15% to 270% better win rate
Shorter sales cycle
Sales cycle for accounts interacting with N.Rich campaigns is up to 2.7 shorter than for non-influenced accounts
Better sales velocity
Overall sales velocity for accounts interacting with N.Rich campaigns is 26% to 316% higher compared to non-influenced accounts
EHS Insight was looking to move upstream and be able to land more enterprise customers - which meant longer sales cycles, bigger buying committees and more strict due diligence. GTM approach had to be different, and this is what Christopher emphasized when introducing the new process and the new tools.
N.Rich wasn't the first ABM platform Christopher was working with - he had extensive experience doing ABM through LinkedIn and through dedicated platforms like Terminus. ROI measurement, however, was always a challenge: few platforms could easily show how intent data and ABM ads influence the bottom line. N.Rich's opportunity attribution feature made it much easier for Christopher to show the impact of marketing on pipeline and revenue.
Customer support teams can get very prescriptive - instead of understanding the company's ICP, they tend to just share common best practices. However, ABM implementation is a process that should be highly tailored to each company's needs and maturity stage. Luckily, the N.Rich approach and vision of ABM resonated very well with the team at EHS Insight.
Hard to show ROI across long sales cycles and complex buyer journeys?
Siloed sales and marketing motions, limited visibility into buyer intent signals?
ABM is seen as a priority, but there's no proper understanding on how to implement it?