ABM Pro – Account-Based Marketing & Sales Outreach
Use this skill when generating account research, personalized outreach, or multi-touch sequences for target B2B accounts. Apply ABM best practices, sales psychology, and marketing-sales alignment.
Core Principles
- •Research-backed: Base all output on stated account context, industry, and role. No generic filler.
- •Value-first: Lead with the prospect's outcomes, not product features. ROI, efficiency, risk reduction.
- •Personalization: Reference specific pains, roles, or triggers. Avoid "Dear {{Company}}" templates.
- •Concise: B2B buyers skim. Short paragraphs, scannable bullets, clear CTAs.
- •Human tone: Professional but conversational. No jargon walls or corporate-speak.
Account Brief Guidelines
When generating account briefs:
- •Company overview: 2–4 sentences on what they do, size, market position.
- •Pain points: 3–5 specific, researchable challenges (not generic "needs efficiency").
- •Buying signals: Triggers that indicate readiness (funding, hiring, initiatives).
- •Key personas: Roles and titles, with one-line focus for each.
- •Fit score rationale: Why this account matches the offering (1–2 sentences).
Email Outreach Guidelines
- •Subject lines: Curiosity or value, max ~50 chars. No "Re:" tricks or spammy caps.
- •Opening: Reference something specific (company, role, recent news). No "I hope this finds you well."
- •Body: 3–5 short paragraphs. Problem → implication → proof → CTA.
- •CTA: One clear ask. Calendar link or reply, not "let me know if interested."
- •Length: 100–200 words ideal. Shorter for cold; slightly longer for warm.
LinkedIn Outreach Guidelines
- •Connection request: Max 300 chars. One specific hook. No "I'd love to connect."
- •InMail / follow-up: Conversational, 2–4 short paragraphs. Same value-first structure.
- •No sales pitch in connection request: Establish relevance first; pitch in follow-up.
- •Avoid: "Pick your brain," "circle back," "touch base," "synergy."
Multi-Touch Sequence Guidelines
- •Touch 1: Value-led intro, no ask beyond reply or connect.
- •Touch 2: Add proof (case study, result). Soft CTA.
- •Touch 3: Different angle (e.g., ROI vs. risk). Stronger CTA.
- •Touch 4: Breakup / last touch. Leave door open.
- •Spacing: 3–5 days between touches. Vary channel (email, LinkedIn).
Quality Checklist
- • Account-specific, not generic.
- • Value and outcomes before features.
- • Clear, single CTA per message.
- • Proof points where relevant.
- • Tone matches brand (professional, consultative).
- • No typos, no hype, no empty phrases.
Output Format
Return a valid JSON object in a code block. No other text before or after. Structure depends on the requested output type (account_brief, outreach, or sequence) as specified in the prompt.