Programs

You bring the goal. We route it.

We work like a job shop for marketing. You bring the print: the work you want more of and the buyers you want to reach. The Buyers Blueprint sets the routing: which operations run, and in what order. Your monthly program sets how far you reach, and who steers the work.

A job shop for marketing

A good job shop doesn't hand you a menu. It reads your print, routes the job through the right machines and ships the part. We work the same way.

We're a full marketing team for industrial companies, with a complete toolkit: websites, content, search and AI answers, email, video, social, ads and PR, plus IKE and SiteSonar. That toolkit is our equipment list. It shows what we can run. It isn't a menu you buy from. Not every company needs every tool, and you don't pay for operations your job doesn't need.

The Blueprint sets the routing. The program sets the pace.

The path: one Blueprint, then one monthly program

Every client starts the same way.

  1. Step 1, OP 10

    Month 1: Buyers Blueprint

    Paid, one time: your first month, led by Matt Barden. We learn what your company really makes and does, read your competitors and your market, and turn it into a concise plan, a wireframe site strategy and a content brief.

  2. Step 2, OP 20

    Month 2 on: one monthly program

    Foundation, Growth or Scale, month to month, with our whole agency working through your plan. The toolkit is the same in all three. What changes is who steers the work and how you talk to us.

  3. Step 3, OP 30

    Every week after

    A short written brief: what shipped, what's in progress, what's next, and anything we need you to decide. You decide by replying.

Who steers

One crew. Pick how far you reach.

Every program gets the same crew. Each step up adds reach, and changes who steers. Pick a program to see what it reaches and who leads it.

The crew Grayed out: not steering in this program

The toolkit Your Blueprint plan picks which you use

The list keeps growing. If a tool helps win the work you want, we run it. Your Blueprint plan picks what your company uses.

Foundation Your Blueprint plan steers

Reach through your own website. Sound tech, Page Level Marketing on your pages and blog, and SiteSonar leads handed to your sales team. We work through the plan your Blueprint set, in the order it set.

  • Website tech: hosting, care, security and updates
  • Page Level Marketing on your website pages and blog
  • SiteSonar: the companies reading, and likely prospects handed to sales
  • Unlimited email, 2 Huddles a month and the weekly brief
What Foundation includes

Growth A strategist steers

Everything in Foundation, plus reach beyond your site. A strategist on our team reads the results and changes the plan with you.

  • Everything in Foundation
  • Ad management: Google, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram
  • Digital outreach and PR
  • Social media and email marketing
  • SiteSonar connected to your go-to-market platform for automated sales outreach
  • Blog content syndicated through the same platform
  • Unlimited Huddles and 2 planning calls a month
What Growth includes

Scale Matt Barden steers, with Kiersten

Everything in Growth, with a custom strategy led by Matt Barden as your fractional CMO.

  • Everything in Growth
  • A custom go-to-market strategy led by Matt Barden
  • 1 call a month with Matt Barden
  • Markets, launches and positioning set with you
What Scale includes

Compare the programs

Every program starts with the Blueprint. Each step up adds reach.

FoundationGrowthScale
What you reachYour website: pages and blogBeyond your site: ads, PR, social, email and outreachEverything in Growth, with a custom strategy
Website tech: hosting, care, securityYesYesYes
Page Level Marketing on pages and blogYesYesYes
SiteSonarCompanies reading, likely prospects handed to salesConnected to your go-to-market platform for automated outreachAs in Growth
Ads, social and email-YesYes
Digital outreach and PR-YesYes
Custom strategy led by Matt Barden--Yes
Who steers the workYour Blueprint planA strategistA strategist, plus Matt Barden as fractional CMO
Email and messagesUnlimited emailUnlimitedUnlimited
Huddles: 15-minute calls on request2 a monthUnlimitedUnlimited
Planning calls-2 a month2 a month
Call with Matt Barden--1 a month
Weekly briefYesYesYes
One work queueYesYesYes
The toolkitPicked by your planPicked by your plan and strategistPicked by your plan, strategist and Matt

What every program gets

Your budget goes into shipping, not meetings.

  • The weekly brief

    Every week, a short written brief: what shipped, what's in progress, what's next, and any decision we need. You decide by replying.

  • One work queue

    Every ask goes into one queue, ranked against your plan. Add to it by replying to the brief, by email or in a Huddle. One job finishes, the next one starts.

  • Huddles

    A 15-minute call when you ask for one. Short and focused, with no standing agenda. Anything raised goes into the queue.

Which program fits?

Start from how far you want to reach.

  • Since 2012

    marketing industrial companies

  • Hundreds

    of companies served

  • Month to month

    no long-term contract after the Blueprint

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New Machine on Tuesday

A new 5-axis machine arrives. Three ways it reaches your website: a busy in-house marketer, a project agency, or a program.

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What happens

  1. 01Tuesday: a new 5-axis machine craned through the dock door
  2. 02Three ways to get it onto the website: a busy in-house marketer, a project agency, or a program
  3. 03The program way: one request, and the machine's page, with its work envelope, goes into the queue
  4. 04Lesson: your website should change as fast as your floor

Questions

How much does a program cost?

It depends on the program and on what your Blueprint finds. We scope it with you on the review call after your free Buyer's-Eye Audit and put it in writing before you commit. Ad spend is separate and paid to the platforms directly.

Why does every program start with a paid Blueprint?

The Blueprint is the routing. Every page, email, post and ad after it draws on what it captured, so the work starts from what your plant really does, not a guess.

Do we get every service in the toolkit?

You get the ones your goal needs. Your Blueprint plan picks them, and in Growth and Scale your strategist changes the mix as results come in. Ads, PR, social, email and automated outreach start in Growth.

How do we ask for work?

Reply to the weekly brief, send an email, or raise it in a Huddle. Every ask goes into one work queue, ranked against your plan, and the brief shows when it ships.

What's a Huddle?

A 15-minute call you can ask for when something needs talking through. It keeps calls short and to the point. Anything raised goes into the queue.

Why not a weekly status call?

A standing call needs prep before it and leaves loose ends after it. The weekly brief gives you the same picture in writing, so your budget goes into shipping, not meetings.

Is there a long-term contract?

No. Programs run month to month after the Blueprint. How leaving works is written on How we work.

Can we pay by purchase order?

Yes. Get a quote for your purchasing team, with a W-9 and vendor setup.

Can we buy SiteSonar on its own?

Talk to us. SiteSonar runs in every program, and we'll tell you plainly how it works on its own.

Bring us the goal

Book 20 minutes. Tell us the work you want more of, and we'll tell you how your Blueprint would route it and which program fits after it.