Not every product was born to sparkle – that doesn’t mean they won’t drive significant revenue. Some tech isn’t flashy, doesn’t demo like a magic show, and won’t make headlines at CES. But it’s damn useful. It’s the quiet engine behind real productivity, uptime, safety, savings, or control. The problem? Useful doesn’t equal attention-grabbing. And […]
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Let’s get one thing straight: if you think marketing is something you “add later,” you’re not building a business – you’re building a science fair project. The world doesn’t reward innovation. It rewards traction. And traction requires marketing baked in from day one – not bolted on after you’ve burned through your seed round. If […]
First things first: stop calling it a platform. No one cares. Look, I get it. You didn’t spend three years in a lab, on a whiteboard, or buried in code just to slap a few features into a single-purpose tool. You built a platform. Something elegant. Modular. Future-proof. Your baby can do anything. But here’s […]
If you could double, triple, or even quintuple your sales team at no cost and have them bring along a rolodex of existing customers, would you? For technology companies who’ve proven they have a marketable – and salable product – collaboration through a partner ecosystem can be gasoline on the fire. Enter the partner ecosystem: […]
When you’re selling a complex product, your target buyers need to understand its value, but that doesn’t mean you need a million-dollar marketing budget. In fact, with the right strategies, you can generate demand on a shoestring budget. If you’re a tech startup, especially in the B2B space, pay attention—here’s how to grab eyeballs without […]
Let’s be blunt: if your product messaging isn’t hitting your ideal customer’s pain points—precisely—you’re wasting time and money. Spray-and-pray approaches to marketing are dead, especially in the competitive tech startup space. More isn’t better. It’s just more noise. Startups are notorious for broad messaging that tries to be “all things to all people,” and it’s […]
As a technology startup, you’ve developed a killer and unique product. But the real question is: How do you communicate its value to your prospective clients? The answer lies in a simple choice. Do you present the “carrot” — the sweet promise of positive outcomes? Or do you wield the “stick” — the warning of […]