Surge

Enhance ABM Account Targeting for B2B Sales Teams

Prioritize high-value accounts and time your outreach perfectly by understanding their market activity. Get real-time alerts when target company stocks experience unusual trading volume.

The problem

Account-Based Marketing (ABM) strategies demand precise timing and a deep understanding of target accounts. Sales teams often struggle to move beyond basic firmographics, missing critical real-time signals that could indicate a company is ripe for engagement, such as new funding rounds, significant product announcements, or M&A rumors. Without these insights, outreach can feel generic, leading to lower engagement rates and wasted effort on accounts that aren't ready to buy.

B2B sales cycles are long and competitive. Relying solely on historical data or manually scouring news feeds for market-moving events is inefficient and often too late. By the time a major company announcement hits mainstream news, many sales teams have already missed the opportune window to initiate contact or tailor their value proposition effectively. This lack of timely market intelligence directly impacts pipeline velocity and conversion.

How Surge solves it

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Get notified instantly when stocks of your target ABM accounts trade unusually heavy.
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Prioritize accounts based on market signals that indicate growth, M&A, or strategic shifts.
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Time your sales outreach and personalized messaging to align with relevant company events.

Concrete example

ABM Account Alert:

Company: Acme Corp (ACME)

Volume: +320% vs. 20-day avg.

Signal: Potential Acquisition Rumor

Action: Notify Sales Lead, Check News

Ready to try Surge?

Get notified when stocks and crypto trade unusually heavy.

Frequently asked questions

How does Surge integrate with my existing ABM tools?
Surge provides webhook capabilities, allowing you to push real-time volume spike alerts directly into CRM systems like Salesforce, or marketing automation platforms like HubSpot, enriching your account data automatically for better targeting.
Can I track private companies using Surge?
Surge primarily tracks publicly traded stocks and cryptocurrencies. For ABM, you would monitor the public stock of a parent company or a publicly traded competitor to infer market sentiment for private targets.
What kind of volume spikes should I look for?
Unusual volume spikes often precede major news like earnings, product launches, or M&A activities. Both significantly high and low volumes compared to the average can indicate market interest or shifts.

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