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Why ABM Is Your Small Team's Secret Weapon

Hubspot

AI can help save you the headache with predictive models that compare your list against your best customers. Even before the world changed, Forrester showed that 65% of B2B buyers prefer to conduct their purchase research online rather than work with a salesperson (and we know that's who you had staffing your booths). Beyond Fit.

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ABM ROI Numbers for the CRO

Terminus

Numbers a CRO Will Love: According to a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on the Total Economic Impact of Terminus, a sample set of Terminus customers reported 60% more meetings scheduled by SDRs. Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC). That equates to a 40% reduction in targeted account acquisition costs.

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7 Lead Generation Strategies Supercharged With a Data-Driven Approach

DealSignal

According to Forrester, companies that excel at lead nurturing generate 50% more sales-ready leads at 33% lower cost. Cost per acquisition (CPA): This metric measures the average cost of acquiring a new customer. A higher CTR can indicate a more compelling offer or more effective targeting.

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B2B Lead Generation Boosters: 25 Rocket-Fueled Strategies and Ideas to Propel Your Pipeline

NetLine

Source: Forrester Some of the lead types that have featured in versions of this model include: Inquiries (INQs): As the name suggests, these are leads that have come as the result of direct contact from potential customers. However, buyers are still educating themselves with white papers, case studies, and webinars.

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Account-based marketing not working? Try these 4 fixes.

Rollworks

This weak structure is probably why Forrester found that, on average, only 0.75% of leads that companies generate actually result in sales. The problem is that, despite the clear benefits, Forrester research reports that only 8% of companies believe they have strong alignment between these departments. Only 0.75%? Because they work.