I Built the ABM Category. It's Broken, So I'm Back.
80% adoption. 23% success. The five shifts that separate the winners.

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Executive Takeaways
- Industry data reveals 78% of enterprise ABM programs fail to hit revenue targets because vendors reduced ABM to programmatic ad-tech and mass outbound sequences.
- True account-based GTM is not a marketing silo, but an aligned commercial motion across sales, marketing, and customer success.
- Modern GTM requires focusing on a tightly defined Total Relevant Market (TRM) and orchestrating diagnostic, personalized engagement that solves executive-level problems.
Key Questions Answered in This Interview
Why are most enterprise ABM programs failing today?
ABM programs frequently fail because vendors and agencies turned the category into ad-tech, running programmatic ads over massive target account lists while sales continued blasting generic outbound sequences without commercial alignment.
What is the difference between traditional ABM and modern Account-Based GTM?
Traditional ABM treated account targeting as a marketing-only demand campaign. Modern Account-Based GTM is commercial precision across sales, marketing, and customer success aligned on a tight Total Relevant Market.
How should B2B organizations fix their broken ABM strategy?
Organizations must align sales, marketing, and customer success around a defined Total Relevant Market (TRM) and shift from generic messaging to personalized, diagnostic engagement that addresses specific executive challenges.
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