Stop Losing Enterprise Deals Because You Only Have One Champion
You'll engage the entire buying committee—not just one contact. We orchestrate multi-stakeholder outreach so your deals don't stall waiting for consensus.
Video: See how we engage 6-10 stakeholders simultaneously
What You'll Achieve
Your enterprise deals will close 40% faster with multi-threaded engagement
Most ABM fails because you only reach one person, then wait months while they "build consensus internally." You'll simultaneously engage the champion, economic buyer, technical evaluator, and legal/security stakeholders. When your champion schedules the buying committee meeting, everyone already knows who you are.
You'll break into your top 50 target accounts within 90 days
Enterprise accounts ignore generic outreach because they're bombarded daily. You'll get meetings because we research org charts, identify all 6-10 decision-makers, personalize messaging to each role, and coordinate outreach timing. Your "impossible to reach" accounts become active opportunities.
Your average deal size will increase 2-3x targeting Fortune 1000 accounts
Broad outbound generates small deals with SMBs. ABM focuses your entire revenue team on high-value accounts worth $100k-$1M+. You'll close fewer deals but each one is 10x more valuable. Better for your team, better for your revenue predictability.
Your deals won't die when your champion leaves the company
Single-threaded deals collapse when your one contact quits or changes roles. You'll have relationships with 4-6 stakeholders per target account. When personnel changes happen, the deal survives because you've built organizational consensus, not individual dependency.
Results from Enterprise ABM
"We were trying to break into Fortune 500 accounts for 18 months with zero traction. Apparate mapped the buying committees, engaged 5-7 people per account, and we had meetings with 12 of our top 20 targets within 8 weeks. Three are now in late-stage negotiation."
Why Enterprise Deals Stall
You find a champion at a Fortune 500 company. They love your solution. Then you wait 6 months while they "socialize it internally" and your deal goes dark. This happens because enterprise buying committees average 6-10 people and you only reached one of them.
Real ABM isn't sending the same email to five people at a company. It's mapping org charts, identifying who holds budget authority, who evaluates technically, who handles security/legal review, and who signs contracts. Then you craft role-specific messaging and orchestrate coordinated outreach so everyone engages simultaneously.
Enterprise sales requires enterprise strategy. Multi-threading wins deals.
Common Questions
How do you identify all the stakeholders?
We combine LinkedIn org charts, ZoomInfo hierarchy data, tech review sites, and manual research to map the buying committee. For enterprise accounts, we typically identify: economic buyer (VP/C-level), technical evaluator, end-user champion, procurement/legal, and security reviewers.
How many accounts should we target with ABM?
Quality over quantity. We recommend 25-50 tier-1 accounts to start. Enterprise ABM requires deep research and personalized outreach per stakeholder. Better to fully penetrate 30 high-value accounts than superficially touch 300.
What if we're already working an account but stuck?
Perfect use case. We'll map the full buying committee, identify who you're missing (usually the economic buyer or technical decision-maker), and run targeted outreach to engage those stakeholders. Many "stalled" deals just need multi-threading.
Ready to Break Into Your Target Accounts?
Book a free ABM strategy session and we'll map the buying committee for your top 5 target accounts.
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