Executive Summary: We know the biggest fear when hiring a new agency: The Onboarding Void. The gap between signing the contract and seeing the first result. Because the chemical industry demands precision—in messaging, compliance, and targeting we do not “wing it.” We follow a strict, transparent 90-Day Roadmap designed to get your Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and ABM campaigns live efficiently.
The Timeline: A Week-by-Week Breakdown
We treat your marketing launch like a plant commissioning: structured, safety-checked, and phased.
Phase 1: Foundation & Data (Days 1–30)
Goal: Deep understanding of your technology and your target audience.
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Week 1: The Kickoff & Tech Audit
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Introduction of your dedicated Account Squad (Strategist, Content Lead, Ad Ops).
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Audit: We connect to your CRM (Salesforce/HubSpot) and Google Analytics to establish baseline metrics.
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Output: “State of the Stack” Report.
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Week 2: Target Account Clustering
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We work with your Sales VPs to identify the “Top 50” accounts for 1:Few and “Top 5” for 1:1.
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Output: Confirmed Target Account List (TAL) with verified contact data for the full buying committee.
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Week 3: Persona Mapping
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We map the specific pain points for the Process Engineer, Procurement Officer, and Plant Manager.
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Week 4: The “Quick Win” Optimization
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We don’t wait 90 days to help you. We immediately optimize your existing LinkedIn profile and Google Business listings for GEO.
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Phase 2: The Content Build (Days 31–60)
Goal: Creating the “Fuel” for the engine.
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Week 5: Content Strategy & Approval
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We present the editorial calendar.
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Crucial Step: Your technical team reviews our topics for accuracy (e.g., verifying polymer specs or regulatory claims).
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Week 6: Asset Production (GEO)
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Drafting the “Answer Engine” articles.
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Designing the creative assets for display ads.
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Week 7: Technical Integration
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Installing tracking pixels.
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Setting up the “Intent Data” dashboard for your sales team.
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Week 8: Internal Training
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We train your sales team on how to read the intent reports. If they don’t know how to act on the data, the campaign fails. We ensure they are ready.
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Phase 3: Launch & Optimization (Days 61–90)
Goal: Go Live.
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Week 9: The Soft Launch
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Campaigns go live to a small segment (10% of audience) to test creative performance.
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Week 10: Full Throttle
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Full budget deployment across LinkedIn, Programmatic Display, and Content Syndication.
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Week 11: The First Optimization Cycle
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We analyze initial engagement data. Which job titles are clicking? Which creative is winning? We adjust bids accordingly.
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Week 12: The First Quarterly Business Review (QBR)
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We present the first full report: Pipeline Influence, Account Penetration, and Recommended Next Steps.
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| Responsibility | The ABM Agency | You (The Client) |
| Strategy | Lead | Approve |
| Content Writing | Lead (90% heavy lifting) | Review for technical accuracy (10%) |
| Tech Setup | Lead | Provide Access/API Keys |
| Sales Alignment | Train & Enable | Enforce adoption with sales reps |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What if we have a trade show in Week 4?
We are adaptive. If you have a major event (like the American Coatings Show), we can accelerate specific assets to support that event, running a “geofencing” campaign around the conference center while the main ABM build continues in the background.
Who is on my team?
You are not handed off to a junior rep. You get a dedicated ABM Strategist (your daily point of contact), a Technical Writer (specialized in B2B/Industrial), and an Ad Operations Specialist.
Do we have to sign a 12-month contract?
Our standard engagement is 6 months. This allows enough time to build the foundation, launch, and prove the ROI cycle without locking you into a multi-year vendor agreement before you see results.
Final Step: Let’s Get to Work
You have the strategy. You have the timeline. The only thing left is the green light.
Ready to start Day 1?
