Six industries we have shipped work in
Industry knowledge is worth something only where it changes the plan. These are the six where we have run enough engagements for the differences to be obvious, and where we can name the clients.
Healthcare
Providers, devices and the companies that serve them
Long cycles, committee decisions and a compliance review on every asset. Healthcare marketing fails when it is run like software marketing, so we build for the review step rather than around it.
Clients
SCALE Healthcare, Perimed Instruments, KindKatch, Joovv
SaaS & Software
Product-led and sales-led software companies
Free trials, product-qualified leads and a category page that has to outrank a review site. Software buyers self-educate for months before they ever fill in a form.
Clients
VWO, ModelOp, Glewee, ViewSpection
Education
EdTech platforms, schools and children’s services
Budget cycles that move once a year and a buyer who is rarely the user. Education marketing lives or dies on timing and on proof from a comparable institution.
Clients
Curacubby, Knack
Information Technology
IT services, infrastructure and developer tools
A technical buyer who can smell marketing language from a distance. This work needs specificity, documentation and people who will not oversell.
Clients
CTO Connection, Chainworks
Professional Services
Accounting, consulting and advisory firms
Reputation is the product, and referrals still carry most of the pipeline. The job is to make the firm findable at the moment somebody stops relying on a referral.
Clients
Ximplifi, Holland Parker
Non-profits
Foundations, associations and mission-led organizations
Two audiences at once, donors and beneficiaries, and a budget that has to justify itself twice. The work is closer to demand generation than most non-profits expect.
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Most of what we do transfers. Tell us the buying cycle and who signs, and we will tell you whether our experience is relevant.