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ACCOUNT-BASED MARKETING TACTICS TO STAY AHEAD OF THE GAME

May 7, 2019 | 307 views

ABM -- one of the biggest buzzwords in the digital marketing world. A significant component in the marketing strategy, that took the pillars of marketing to its prime. And it still remains to be a continued success! 2018 was a fantastic year in terms of demand generation and ROI, companies that implemented ABM saw phenomenal results with more competition and larger growth goals. The result of advanced tech combined with brilliant minds turned out to be a huge success, which means that marketers are increasing their reliance on ABM.

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