N.Rich surveyed 107 B2B go-to-market leaders on how they actually run account-based marketing. Two-thirds (67%) now treat ABM as a core GTM alignment motion rather than a campaign tactic — yet only 26% describe their program as successful, and just 22% run it on a dedicated ABM platform. Most still work from LinkedIn, CRM and spreadsheets. The 2025 State of ABM report covers maturity, ownership, objectives, tooling, measurement and the barriers stalling programs.
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Markus Ståhlberg
CEO, N.Rich
This study helped us see the main patterns and use cases, we’re always looking to improve our data and product and this provides us with a lot of food for thought. We included the main concerns and those are also important: we’ll work on addressing those concerns with our new product.
The 2025 State of ABM report is based on a structured quantitative survey of 107 respondents at B2B organizations worldwide.
The questionnaire combined single-choice, multi-select, 1–5 scaled and open-response items across 11 categories: respondent demographics, ABM revenue impact, ABM foundations and maturity, ownership and GTM alignment, adoption drivers, objectives, technology and execution tools, outcomes, measurement and KPIs, program performance, and challenges and barriers.
Respondent base: 58% Europe, 27% North America, with the remainder in APAC, the Middle East, LATAM and Africa.
84% held marketing leadership or management roles, the rest sales, RevOps or BDR functions.
51% worked at organizations with 50–500 employees, 20% mid-enterprise, 19% small companies and 11% large enterprises. 67% were in software or SaaS.
Multi-select questions allow more than one answer, so those percentages sum to more than 100%. Figures are rounded to the nearest whole percent unless stated otherwise.