DemandFarm

APRIL 26, 2023

What does a Key Account Manager do? A Key Account Manager is responsible for managing a company’s most important clients or accounts. Their primary goal is to ensure that their clients are profitable and satisfied enough to remain loyal to the company.

Key Account Management 52

Key Account Management Account Management Interpersonal Skills Management 52

Hubspot Sales

JULY 1, 2019

An account-based model treats every account like a market of one. Instead of one salesperson targeting a single contact within a company, an entire team is dedicated to targeting multiple stakeholders at the prospective customer’s company. ABS maintains this account-level focus after the sale. Historical growth.

Stakeholders 84

Stakeholders Sales Finance Decision-making 84

Revegy

JULY 17, 2018

While typical CRM tools help keep track of contacts (and their roles) within an account or opportunity, much more information is needed to successfully identify revenue potential in your key accounts or move through a deal. As a best practice, this revenue snapshot is a requirement in every key account plan.

Account Planning 40

Account Planning Suppliers Profitability Decision-making 40

SmartKarrot

JULY 1, 2020

Collaborate internally with key stakeholders including marketing, sales, product, engineering and legal in order to ensure software adoption as well as customer success. Lead all aspects of deal execution, from business case development to deal structuring and negotiating, with support from team leads. Apply here: [link].

Customer Success 10

Customer Success Customer Life Cycle Partnership Management Negotiation 10