DECK 7 Optimizes Its Strategic Marketing for 2020 Using a Revised ABM Strategy

Deck 7 | February 04, 2020

Being one of the best lead-gen service providers in San Diego, California, DECK 7 is more data-focused than ever. The brand has optimized its strategic marketing approach by scaling ABM in a number of effective ways. By combining its time-tested ABM framework with a strong data-driven approach, DECK 7 is empowering numerous brands in maximizing growth and driving actionable results. DECK 7’s ABM prowess is defined by its skilled team members and their advanced approach to B2B marketing. The DECK 7 team has created a simple, yet effective framework for executing ABM at scale; it consists of a comprehensive and strategic approach in order to identify, target, engage, activate, and measure success in real-time.

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