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Marketing for Your Industry
Marketing consulting for B2B SaaS, software, IT services, startups and professional services. Strategy and delivery shaped around your business model.
B2B SaaS
B2B SaaS marketing consulting: develop your ICP, positioning, go-to-market, demand generation and content around your sales model.
Explore industry ↗Technology & software
Make complex technology easier to buy with clear positioning, technical content and demand generation for software and technology businesses.
Explore industry ↗IT services
Marketing for IT consultancies and service providers: clear service offers, expert visibility and relevant enquiries aligned with delivery capacity.
Explore industry ↗Startups
Marketing consulting for startups: positioning, go-to-market, first customers, content, SEO and campaigns. Strategy and delivery with Patrick Wings.
Explore industry ↗AI startups
Marketing for AI startups: define suitable use cases, credible positioning, go-to-market priorities and content that supports informed buying decisions.
Explore industry ↗Consulting & professional services
Position consulting services clearly with expert marketing, LinkedIn, useful content and structured demand generation for B2B professional services.
Explore industry ↗Frequently asked questions
Which industries does the B2B marketing consulting serve?
The focus is B2B SaaS, technology and software, IT services, AI startups and professional services. The work is especially relevant for complex offers and buying processes involving multiple stakeholders.
How does SaaS marketing differ from marketing IT services?
Depending on the model, SaaS marketing considers trials, activation and recurring revenue. IT services often require stronger emphasis on expertise, project risk and trust in the delivery team. Customer profiles, offers and measurement are adapted accordingly.
Does Patrick help international companies enter DACH?
Yes. Support can include market and customer research, positioning, German-language content and marketing-sales alignment. The go-to-market service page explains this approach in more detail.
Which industry details help create a useful marketing brief?
Describe your product, target companies and their main buying tasks. Add the market, language, typical decision-makers and evidence such as customer conversations or CRM data. This helps scope the work around an actual buying decision rather than a broad industry assumption.
How do we choose between AI visibility, paid marketing and content?
The next decision determines the starting point: AI visibility examines representation in AI answers, paid-marketing products review or plan paid campaigns, and content products deliver research and usable content. We clarify the goal, available data and required deliverables before work starts.