Revenue Xchange

Davis Potter

Revenue Xchange is forging the future of Account-Based GTM + AI.Davis Potter, CEO & Co-Founder of ForgeX, welcomes thought leaders, fields AMAs, critically evaluates vendors, and shares research-backed insights to help you elevate your programs and career. Join us as we explore the latest trends and strategies in ABM, and learn how to build a holistic go-to-market strategy that drives growth.Have any questions? Drop them here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1f4hz20MIobLXrh2tWBIqgjzySUdrHPxCBh-fZgn02uo/edit

  1. JAN 21

    RX13 - 5 ABM Trends from 2025 Shaping the Future of B2B Marketing in 2026 | Davis Potter

    In this week's episode of the Revenue Xchange, host Davis Potter kicks off 2026 with a solo deep-dive into the five biggest trends that shaped ABM and B2B marketing in 2025 and why they'll continue to dominate this year. Key Takeaways: The ABM Team Inversion: Large, mature organizations are reintegrating standalone ABM teams into demand gen, while smaller companies are spinning up dedicated ABM teams for the first time. This fascinating inverse trend is driven by ABM principles becoming foundational across all marketing functions.Account-Based Principles Are Now Table Stakes: For any non-transactional B2B sale, ABM principles (targeting, segmentation, cross-functional alignment) have become the underlying foundation for effective go-to-market strategy.The MQL Era Is Officially Over: The conversation has shifted from "do MQLs work?" to "how do we transition off of them?" Simply swapping to MQAs isn't the answer.Buying Groups Take Center Stage: The focus is moving beyond individual leads (MQLs) and whole accounts (MQAs) to buying group constellations, the people who actually make purchase decisions together.AI Moves from Isolated Tests to Integrated Workflows: AI adoption in ABM hit 91% in early 2025, and we're now seeing cross-functional AI workflows between marketing, sales, and CS teams.Closing Note: Davis delivers a sharp, data-backed overview of where B2B marketing stands heading into 2026. For GTM leaders looking to stay ahead, this episode provides a clear-eyed assessment of the shifts reshaping account-based strategy, plus a teaser for Part 2 featuring 10 predictions for the year ahead.

    30 min
  2. 12/10/2025

    RX 12 - How to build a unified account-based GTM that aligns marketing and sales around the right accounts and buying groups| Dan Sperring, CEO & Founder, Align ICP

    In this week’s episode of the Revenue Xchange, host Davis sits down with Dan Sperring, CEO and founder of AlignICP. Together, they unpack why most companies struggle with ICP segmentation and how misalignment between marketing and sales undermines ABM programs before they start. Key Takeaways: Segmentation Must Include the Full Revenue Lifecycle: Most teams only optimize for win rates and deal size, but ignore retention, expansion, and customer lifetime value. This leads to acquiring customers that churn before payback, destroying unit economics.Different Teams Define “Best Customer” Differently: Marketing and sales often select segments based on highest win rates, while CS and product prioritize retention and expansion. Without unified segmentation that creates wins for every function, your campaigns are dead on arrival.Buying Groups Vary by Segment AND Revenue Motion: The contacts involved in an initial sale can differ from those in expansion or cross-sell. Overlaying a generic buying group framework without segment-specific analysis compromises your entire targeting model.Closing Note: Dan provides a direct assessment of the data gaps and operational challenges that prevent GTM teams from making informed segmentation decisions. For ABM and demand gen leaders building target account strategies, this episode outlines the analytical foundations required to align teams around accounts that drive compound revenue growth.

    54 min
  3. 11/07/2025

    RX 9 - Rewiring GTM: The age of the connected marketer | Hailey McDonald, SVP of Growth Marketing, Marigold

    In this week's episode of the Revenue Xchange, host Davis sits down with Hailey McDonald, SVP of Growth Marketing at Marigold. Together, they unpack how top go-to-market teams are breaking down silos by organizing around buyers instead of org charts, and why traditional alignment isn't enough anymore. Key Takeaways: 1.) Buyers Don't Care About Your Org Chart: GTM dysfunction starts when teams ask "what do we need?" instead of "what does the buyer need?" Organizing around buyer behavior, triggers, and timelines creates natural alignment across marketing and sales. 2.) Revenue Pods Drive Real Collaboration: Weekly cross-functional pods bringing together AEs, BDRs, and field marketers create proximity and relationship building that transforms execution. This isn't alignment, it's connection at the territory level. 3.) Incentivize Deal Progression, Not Just Creation: Shifting BDR compensation to reward advancing deals rather than just generating them creates better buyer experiences and builds trust throughout the sales cycle. Accounts are a limited resource, not an unlimited one. Closing Note: Hailey offers a practical blueprint for restructuring GTM operations around the buyer journey. The message is clear: proximity breeds collaboration, and collaboration drives results. For revenue leaders looking to move beyond surface-level alignment, this episode provides the tactical framework for building truly connected go-to-market teams.

    56 min

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Revenue Xchange is forging the future of Account-Based GTM + AI.Davis Potter, CEO & Co-Founder of ForgeX, welcomes thought leaders, fields AMAs, critically evaluates vendors, and shares research-backed insights to help you elevate your programs and career. Join us as we explore the latest trends and strategies in ABM, and learn how to build a holistic go-to-market strategy that drives growth.Have any questions? Drop them here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1f4hz20MIobLXrh2tWBIqgjzySUdrHPxCBh-fZgn02uo/edit