Definition
In ABM, a company that matches your ideal customer profile and has shown buying intent—basically an account-level MQL before we hand it to sales to disappoint us.
Example Usage
We identified 200 MQAs this quarter, which our sales team will ignore in favor of chasing random opportunities.
Origin
Account-based marketing terminology that evolved from lead qualification models
Fun Fact
The accuracy of MQA scoring is often no better than random chance, but it gives marketing a way to feel proactive about account selection
Source: Account-Based Marketing Association (ABMA) guidelines
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