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Account Based Marketing (ABM) focuses on highly targeted, personalized marketing efforts directed at specific high-value accounts, requiring a deep understanding of the target audience's identity, preferences, and brand perception. "Visuellkjerne," a Norwegian term roughly translating to "visual core," refers to the central visual identity elements of a brand—such as logos, color schemes, typography, and design language—that consistently communicate the brand’s essence and values. In the context of ABM, visuellkjerne plays a critical role in ensuring that all personalized marketing materials resonate visually with the target accounts, reinforcing brand recognition and trust. By integrating visuellkjerne into ABM campaigns, marketers can create cohesive, visually compelling content tailored to the unique characteristics of each account while maintaining brand consistency. This alignment enhances engagement by making communications feel both personalized and professionally branded, which is crucial in ABM where relationship-building and differentiation are key. Practically, this means that the visual core guides the design of account-specific landing pages, personalized presentations, and targeted digital ads, ensuring that while the messaging is customized, the visual identity remains unmistakably aligned with the brand’s core. This synergy between ABM and visuellkjerne strengthens brand recall and supports the strategic objective of converting high-value accounts through trusted, visually coherent interactions.

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Account based marketing (ABM)

noun/əˈkaʊnt beɪst ˈmɑrkɪtɪŋ/

A strategic marketing approach that targets specific business accounts rather than a broad audience, focusing on personalized engagement and tailored strategies.

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visuellkjerne

noun/ˈvɪsʊɛlkɑɳːə/

A visual core; a central or fundamental visual element or component, often referring to the primary area responsible for processing visual information in the brain or a key visual feature in design.

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