
GTM Strategy
How to Prioritize Named Accounts in Enterprise Sales
Most enterprise teams prioritize by fit. Fit tells you who could buy. Here is how to prioritize by who is ready to buy now.
Vincent Wijdeveld
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6 min read
Field notes
Evidence over guesswork. Notes on enterprise GTM: prioritization, buying signals, and the plays that actually land.

GTM Strategy
Most enterprise teams prioritize by fit. Fit tells you who could buy. Here is how to prioritize by who is ready to buy now.
Vincent Wijdeveld
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6 min read

Account Intelligence
Intent data tells you an account is researching something. Conviction tells you which play to run, into which buying unit, with what evidence.
Vincent Wijdeveld
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6 min read

Outbound
Most cold emails fail before the second sentence. Not because of bad copy. Because the first sentence is about the sender, not the recipient.
Adriaan ten Boosch
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5 min read

ABM
Most ABM programs have excellent execution and poor targeting. The account list is built on fit. Fit tells you who could buy, not who is ready to.
Adriaan ten Boosch
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6 min read

GTM Strategy
A missed quarter is usually an allocation failure made months before it started, not an execution failure. Here is how to see it, and what it costs.
Vincent Wijdeveld
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6 min read

Account Intelligence
A company writes down everything it can’t currently do and posts it on its careers page. Here is how to read a job posting as a buying signal.
Adriaan ten Boosch
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6 min read

GTM Strategy
What does your CRM actually tell you to do on Tuesday morning? It records what happened. Deciding what to do next is a different job, and a different layer.
Adriaan ten Boosch
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6 min read

ABM
The MQL is the most expensive bad habit in B2B marketing. It tells you someone clicked. It never told you they had a problem. Here is what to use instead.
Vincent Wijdeveld
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6 min read