Ignite Advisory Group Blog
Implementing Account-Based Marketing? Why Initiating a Customer Advisory Board Should be Step One
by Rob Jensen | Sep 17, 2025
For B2B marketers promoting specialized solutions to a specific, concentrated group of typically larger, enterprise prospects, the concept of account-based marketing (ABM) is one that they should consider implementing – if they’re not already utilizing. ABM is a...
Reaching Large Enterprise Customers: The Top Eight Ways CABs Support Account-Based Marketing Initiatives
by Rob Jensen | Aug 27, 2025
Many B2B companies focus on targeting their solutions to large, enterprise customers. After all, large customers often have deep financial pockets, will stay with proven solutions for a long time, and are usually open to additional, add-on offerings such as training,...
Eight Must-Have Elements to Include in Your Post-Meeting CAB Survey
by Rob Jensen | Jul 16, 2025
At the end of your customer advisory board (CAB) meeting, it’s important to capture your members’ feedback of the engagement right away. Doing so will enable your members to provide direct suggestions to meeting content and format. You can use their feedback to...
Eight Places to Find Session Ideas for your Next Customer Advisory Board Meeting Agenda
by Rob Jensen | Jun 18, 2025
When it comes to initiating an agenda for your next customer advisory board (CAB) meeting, most companies have a lot of ideas of what they want to tell their customers – upcoming products, product use demos, corporate strategies, exciting sales or marketing programs,...
Eight Must-Have Elements for your CAB Action Tracker Document
by Rob Jensen | May 28, 2025
Once your customer advisory board (CAB) meeting is concluded, CAB managers should have a clear idea of what to do afterward. As we like to say, the follow up after a CAB meeting is just as important than the meeting itself. Key here will be the creation of your CAB...
Eight Agenda Items for your Customer Advisory Board Onsite Prep Meeting
by Rob Jensen | Apr 16, 2025
Now that you and your team have created (and reviewed) all your customer advisory board (CAB) meeting content, provided meeting instructions to all your attending customers and procured and confirmed all meeting activities, you’re almost ready to hold your actual...