Account-based marketing (ABM) for B2B
Reach the people who decide at every company that can buy.
I find them, make video ads for them and email them. Then your sales rep calls.
Ads start a week after you email me. From $7,500 to launch, then from $3,000 a month.
5,900
of 18,000 licensed contractors fit, for my client WorkflowPros
Sample company
Who it’s for.
Niche buyers
Ads can’t target them well, or they aren’t on LinkedIn.
Big deals
Each new customer is worth more than a year of ABM.
Long sales cycles
Several people decide, and it takes months.
How it works.
- List Week 1 You name your best customers. I find every company like them, and the people who decide at each one.
- Ads Week 2 They see your video ads before your rep calls. LinkedIn, Meta or YouTube, plus search ads on your competitors’ names. No filming on your side.
- Emails Weeks 4–5 Sent in batches your sales team can keep up with.
- Calls Within 24 hours Your rep calls each person after the email. Then a second email and call.
What it costs.
Launch
From $7,500 the first month
Your list, video ads, emails and calls, all running
After that
From $3,000 a month
New batches of emails and calls, plus ad tweaks and list updates
The price depends on how many companies you target.
- The price covers data tools, video ads, the new domain and inboxes.
- Ad spend is extra: you pay the platforms directly.
- Happy to sign an NDA. Prices are in USD.
Why me.
I run ABM for WorkflowPros, my SaaS client.
I make the video ads myself. I made this film for WorkflowPros, with no film crew.
Questions.
Will cold emails hurt my domain?
No. I set up a separate domain and inboxes in your name, then warm them up for 3–4 weeks. Your main domain is never used.
Where do the contacts come from?
Public registries, company websites, job posts, reviews and LinkedIn, plus data tools like Clay. I never guess an email.
What do you need from me?
Your best customers, your ad accounts, and a sales rep for the calls.
Who does the work, you or a team?
I do all the work myself. No juniors, no subcontractors.