Chief Product Officer / Head of Product
Pain
Slow delivery and low product impact
Focus
- Speed to value
- Product operating model
A MARKETING PLAN BY HUGO FARIA
You’ve built a strong thought leadership brand. Now it’s time to turn it into pipeline.
An execution plan focused on enterprise accounts, real buying signals, and revenue impact.
Target Accounts & Personas
Ideal Customer Profile
Financial Services · Large Enterprises (5k+ employees) · US / UK / GCC
Key buying signals
Core buying group (varies by deal)
Pain
Slow delivery and low product impact
Focus
Pain
Transformation investment not translating into results
Focus
Pain
Technology disconnected from business outcomes
Focus
Pain
Delivery bottlenecks, slow execution
Focus
ABM Execution
Build 100–200 target accounts per region using Clay, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and CRM data.
Enrich each account with
Prioritise accounts based on real signals.
Scoring criteria
Two parallel ABM narratives targeting COO / Transformation Leaders and Product / Delivery Leaders.
Campaign options
CTAs
Weekly account reviews with BDRs, run as one team.
Shared dashboard tracks
Campaign Flow
From signal to revenue
Signal
Detect intent & triggers
Target
Score & prioritise accounts
Personalise
AI-tailored messaging
Engage
Multi-channel touchpoints
Convert
Meeting → pipeline
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Clay
Data
Outreach
Calendar
Meetings
Demand Generation
Channel 01
Target ICP accounts and personas with sharp, narrative-driven creative.
Promote
Channel 02
Turn existing content into conversion assets that capture demand, not just create awareness.
Examples
Channel 03
Convert engaged audiences into meetings.
Audiences
Push: case studies, executive sessions, high-intent offers
Live Walkthrough
Scroll through every touchpoint — from the first LinkedIn impression to a booked strategy session.
01 · LinkedIn Ad · Awareness
Sharp, point-of-view ads that frame the execution gap and pull ICP buyers into the story.

02 · LinkedIn Ad · Product Insight
Insight-led creative that reframes delivery problems as operating-system problems.

03 · Landing Page
High-conversion landing page anchored on a single message, with two clear CTAs and trust signals.

04 · Diagnostic Funnel
5-minute assessment that captures intent, qualifies the buyer, and creates a personalised next step.

05 · Personalised Result
Personalised results page that turns a quiz into a strategic conversation and books the next meeting.

06 · Retargeting
Always-on retargeting that meets warm audiences with the right offer at the right moment.

Event Strategy
Format
Example
AI as a Multiplier
Detect real buying signals across target accounts and prioritise opportunities based on intent, not assumptions.
Generate messaging tailored to each account's context, hiring signals, and transformation stage.
Hi Sarah, noticed you're scaling your product org — saw the new Head of Product role. We help enterprises like yours turn delivery bottlenecks into predictable execution…
Automatically score and route high-intent accounts to sales, ensuring fast follow-up and better conversion.
Trigger ABM campaigns the moment intent signals are detected, reducing time-to-engagement.
Expected Impact
Built across regions with full enrichment.
Always-on motion, not campaign bursts.
Better targeting, sharper signals.
Relevant engagement at every stage.
One team, one dashboard, one motion.
Execution Timeline
Enterprise B2B campaigns take 3–4 months to design and launch, and Emergn’s sales cycle runs close to a year. This timeline reflects that reality — building foundations early, generating opportunities mid-cycle, and compounding pipeline and revenue over time.
Proof
This approach is based on campaigns and programmes I've executed across enterprise B2B organisations:
Increased lead flow through AI-driven demand generation.
Improved deal size through better targeting and sales alignment.
Scaled pipeline through ABM, events, and partner-led initiatives.
Focused on revenue, not just activity
The finish line
A focused, ABM-led and AI-powered approach to building a predictable growth engine at Emergn.
Hugo Faria