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Education
Courses, workshops, and certifications that shorten time-to-first-success and time-to-production.
ExploreMarketing that engineers read to the end.
Technical blogs, tutorials, demos, reference implementations, product storytelling, and launch campaigns. Written and built by people who have shipped the kind of thing you sell.
The problem this solves
Technical audiences can tell within a paragraph whether the author has used the product. Generic content marketing gets skimmed and forgotten, and the credibility cost lands on the product.
The fix is content with a working artifact behind it: a repo, a benchmark, a demo, an architecture that a reader can reproduce. We produce that, and we tie it to launches and campaigns so it moves numbers rather than impressions.
Scope of work
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Technical content
Tutorials, deep dives, comparison pieces, and architecture write-ups with runnable code. Reviewed by an engineer before it is reviewed by an editor.
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Demos and reference implementations
Sample apps, reference architectures, and integration examples that sales, DevRel, and docs can all point at.
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Product storytelling and launches
Messaging that explains what is actually new, launch plans across channels, and the technical assets each channel needs.
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Technical social and case studies
Developer-facing social content, community-sourced stories, and case studies built around a reproducible outcome, not a quote.
Three ways to work together
Pick the shape that matches the decision you need to make or the program you need run.
Content engine (retained)
A monthly cadence of technical pieces, demos, and distribution, with a shared editorial calendar and performance review.
Launch campaign (project)
Six to ten weeks around a release: messaging, assets, technical content, community activation, and post-launch measurement.
Embedded technical writer or advocate
A senior technical writer or developer advocate placed with your team, supported by our editorial and engineering bench.
What you'll have at the end
- Editorial strategy and 90-day content calendar
- Technical tutorials and long-form pieces with code repositories
- Reference implementation and demo application
- Launch messaging and channel plan
- Technical case study (with customer approval workflow)
- Developer social content kit
- Content performance report
How we measure it
- Qualified technical traffic
- Visits from developer and practitioner audiences, not bots and brand searches.
- Repo clones and demo runs
- Proof that the content was used rather than skimmed.
- Content-assisted sign-ups and activations
- Attribution from content to product events.
- Launch reach and share of voice
- Whether a launch landed with the audience it was meant for.
- Sales and docs reuse
- Assets that sales and support reach for repeatedly are the ones worth making more of.
Technical Marketing feeds Education
Technical Marketing produces depth people want to learn properly, which is exactly what Education needs to work.
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Community
Developer communities, champion programs, and events people show up for. Designed, launched, and operated.
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Go-to-Market
Positioning, developer-led growth, and partner strategy for products where the user and the buyer are both technical.
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