Company
- Often 40–250 employees
- Multi-country or expansion ambition
- Complex, considered B2B sale
- Meaningful contract value
The strongest starting point is not “all SMEs” or “all scale-ups.” It is a specific operating situation: a technical or complex B2B offer, sales-led growth with an existing sales team, and no senior marketing leader connecting the revenue engine.
These are starting filters, not rigid rules. Buying urgency and access to evidence matter more than a perfect firmographic match.
The market stays coherent: technical B2B. Each sprint varies the cluster, buying trigger or message—so learning compounds instead of constantly reinventing the offer.
Examples: SaaS, APIs, developer tools, cloud, cyber and data.
Likely buyers: CEO, CRO, VP Sales, CMO or investor-backed operating leader.
Urgent trigger: the product is credible but pipeline and category clarity lag behind it.
Examples: industrial, energy, climate, logistics and pharma technology.
Likely buyers: CEO, commercial director or regional growth leader.
Urgent trigger: growth depends on relationships and distributors, while modern demand generation is underbuilt.
Examples: engineering, implementation, research, compliance and tech-enabled advisory.
Likely buyers: managing partner, CEO or commercial lead.
Urgent trigger: expertise is strong but difficult to package, differentiate and turn into pipeline.
“Build a revenue engine” is the method. “Regain pipeline control” is the executive outcome. The message should start with the latter.
Technical B2B firms with an established sales motion and no senior marketing leader.
A hands-on 45-day GTM reset that diagnoses, decides and activates.
Regain pipeline control without making another premature full-time hire.
A short fit call is designed to identify these boundaries quickly.
Bring the messy GTM question. Leave with a clear priority motion, human-owned AI workflow and next actions your team can run.
Bring the current pipeline problem. We will decide whether the reset, activation package or another route makes sense.