In this episode of Real ABM our guest is the ABM Manager at Decreed, Amber Bogie. Amber started as a team of one, and has worked her way to grow her team and grow her influence. One of the most difficult stages of growing your team when starting from a team of one is sales enablement. When you get to a point where you can start to bring other people in, teaching them to fish is the key to success and scalability.
During her time, she has discovered the importance of viewing ABM as an arm of sales through collaboration and common language understanding. It is critical for the marketing team to understand the sales process at your organization. Never forget to be more human through the process. Amber has found it effective to run ABM light rather than only focusing on 1 to 1 because it is more scalable. On the flip side of that, trying to do everything at once prevents scaling as well. Amber also learned early on how to review past success, and from that set realistic goals for both short and long term that lead to growth. Learn how to put the pieces in place so it takes on a life of its own and drives itself. The ABM strategy can be difficult, but you learn a lot of things on the way that help you succeed.
In this episode of Real ABM our guest is the ABM Manager at Decreed, Amber Bogie. Amber started as a team of one, and has worked her way to grow her team and grow her influence. One of the most difficult stages of growing your team when starting from a team of one is sales enablement. When you get to a point where you can start to bring other people in, teaching them to fish is the key to success and scalability.
During her time, she has discovered the importance of viewing ABM as an arm of sales through collaboration and common language understanding. It is critical for the marketing team to understand the sales process at your organization. Never forget to be more human through the process. Amber has found it effective to run ABM light rather than only focusing on 1 to 1 because it is more scalable. On the flip side of that, trying to do everything at once prevents scaling as well. Amber also learned early on how to review past success, and from that set realistic goals for both short and long term that lead to growth. Learn how to put the pieces in place so it takes on a life of its own and drives itself. The ABM strategy can be difficult, but you learn a lot of things on the way that help you succeed.