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Selling to buyers who can tell when you are bluffing

Agencies, consultancies and technology firms. Your buyer works in this industry, so the usual marketing vocabulary is transparent to them and the site is read as a sample of your judgement rather than a brochure. We also build what firms like yours sell or run internally: SaaS products, client portals, mobile apps, AI assistants and the automations that take the manual work out of delivery.

01 / Before they shortlist you

What a technical buyer checks first.

1

What exactly do you specialise in?

Named in the first sentence. Generalists get compared on price; specialists get called about the specific problem they solved before.

2

Can you work at our depth?

Stack, architecture and decisions, written for someone who will recognise a shortcut. This is the page that separates you from the resellers.

3

Who is accountable?

The team, the accreditations and the contract terms. Enterprise buyers are assessing risk at least as hard as they are assessing capability.

02 / What we build

What an agency or technology firm needs to build and run.

A specialism in the first sentence

Naming the two things you are genuinely unusual at beats a complete service list every time.

Work described at technical depth

Case studies that keep the detail intact, because the person evaluating you is technical enough to want it.

Accreditation where it carries weight

In security and compliance the certification mark outperforms any amount of writing about capability.

An identity that is not stock photography

In a category where every competitor looks interchangeable, looking specific is most of the differentiation.

SaaS products and internal apps

SaaS product development and custom web applications when the thing you are selling, or the tool your delivery runs on, has outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf software.

An AI assistant qualifying enquiries and answering technical questions from your own material, automations across reporting and delivery, and SEO on the specialism you want to be known for.

03 / Honestly

Where we help, and where we do not.

Where we help

Firms whose site could describe any competitor without changing a word. Usually the fix is narrowing the claim until it is only true of you.

06 / Questions

What agencies and technology firms ask us first.

Do you work with agencies as a delivery partner?
Yes, white-labelled where you prefer. Some of our work reaches the end client under somebody else’s brand, and that is fine.
Can you build the SaaS product we are planning?
Yes. Multi-tenancy, billing, roles and audit trails are the unglamorous parts we build as standard rather than retrofit.
Do you build internal tools and client portals?
Yes, as custom web applications: reporting, onboarding and delivery tooling that fits how your firm actually runs.
What would an AI assistant do on an agency site?
Qualify enquiries, answer technical and scoping questions from your own material, and route the serious ones to a human with the detail captured.
Do you do SEO for technology firms?
Yes, as its own service: the specialism pages, technical content and the structure that gets them ranked for the work you want.
Taking projects for Q4

Running an agency or a technology firm?

A 45-minute call with the person who would lead the build. You leave with a scope sketch either way.