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title: Account Audience
slug: stryker-b2b-hol/account-audience
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createdAt: 2025-07-20T17:27:49.378Z
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As part of this exercise, we will build an audience that uses Account data

**Goal**: Build an audience that contains top-tier retail accounts for ABM campaigns or executive outreach - ***&#x20;High-Value, Engaged, Retail Accounts***

To build such an audience, you would likely use account attributes such as the ones listed below:

1. <font color="#2166ae">High Value\: **Account Annual Revenue &gt; $10M** </font>
2. <font color="#2166ae">Engaged\: **Have an engagement score &gt; 80**</font>
3. <font color="#2166ae">Specific Industry category\: **Industry =** </font>**Surgery Center**

### Building an Account based audience using the RTCDP B2B UI

1. Click on **Audiences&#x20;**&#x75;nder th&#x65;**&#x20;Accounts section** in the left navigation panel
2. &#x20;In the top right corner of the screen, click **Create Audience**

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&#x20;  3\. Explore the segmentation canvas. The XDM Business Account, People and Opportunities directories are available to select the required attributes from. *Note that these were the relationships defined on the Account Schema*

&#x20;  4\. Since our segment definition includes only direct Account attributes, for this exercise, we will be using the XDM Business Account directory

&#x20;  5\.  Click and expand the directories to drill down as below

**&#x20;        XDM Business Account -> Account Organization -> Annual Revenue -> Amount**

&#x20;  6\. Drag that attribute to the central canvas

&#x20;  7\. Change the math operator t&#x6F;**&#x20;is greater than or equal to**

&#x20;  8\. Enter **10000000** as the value

&#x20;  9\. Click on **Refresh Estimate** on the right panel to get an idea about how many accounts qualify for the criteria specified

![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/uIdZrLdy8jwVQ0Cgwe4TO-PyE3BsKuBUhF2ak_05iVg-20250720-175615.png)

10\. Now to move on to the the next attribute, drill out of the sub directories by clicking on the **directory icon** and then clicking on **Attributes** as shown below

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11\.  Search for ***engagement score&#x20;***&#x69;n the search box

12\. Ensure you pick the **Account Engagement Score (last on the list)** as shown below. Clicking on the **i icon&#x20;**&#x77;ill expose the full path for the attribute

13\. Drag it to the central canvas below the previously added attribute. Use the **And** operator as is between the two attributes

14\. Change the math operator to **is greater than or equal to**

15\. Click on **Refresh Estimate** on the right panel to notice the change in the estimate

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16\. Clear out the searchbox and this time, search for and add **Account Organization -> Industry&#x20;**&#x61;s the third and final attribute

17\. Set the logic to **Industry equals 'Surgery Center'**

18\. Validate your audience logic by reviewing the simple english definition at the bottom of the right panel

19\. Name your audience - ***&#x20; High-Value, Engaged, Retail Accounts   +   \{your initials}***

![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/uIdZrLdy8jwVQ0Cgwe4TO-4WycFZIXbc19MSTEdvciT-20250720-182226.png)

15\. Click **Save and Close**
