I build content marketing that helps Maximo and EAM solution providers get found, get trusted, and win more deals, written by an IBM Champion who speaks MAS migrations and Maximo upgrades, not marketing jargon.
What does it cost to do nothing? Or to do it poorly?
If you're a small or mid-sized Maximo or EAM solutions provider, it costs more than you think. My Growth level starts at $899 a month. Here's the math:
Your potential buyers are looking for someone who truly understands their challenges. If that isn't obvious, chances are you won't make the cut.
Posting isn't enough. Event photos and partner badges are nice, and they show you're active. Thought leadership shows how you think: your take on MAS migrations, what you learned on your last go-live, the mistake you keep fixing for new clients. Turn that into articles, guides, and tools, and you become the provider buyers remember, even if your competitor's team knows more.
And when you do publish, whose plate does it land on? Usually a senior consultant's. Six hours at $200 an hour is $1,200 in billable time for one article. Or it falls to the founder, squeezed in after dinner or over the weekend. Sure, AI can speed up the draft, but it can't supply your expertise or show up every month. That's where I come in.
There's no learning curve, either. I already speak Maximo, so you can skip weeks of explaining and start seeing results sooner.
The voice is yours. The consistency is mine.
Most firms start at Authority and adjust from there. Not sure which fits? Send a message → and I'll recommend a level based on where your firm actually is, not the largest one you'll agree to.
Every company in this ecosystem generates expert material as a byproduct of doing the work: support tickets, RFP answers, the long email a consultant writes explaining a migration path. Almost none of it ever reaches a buyer. My job is to get it out and multiply it.
Before I write anything, I go through what already exists: proposals, RFP responses, decks, recorded webinars, past talks, and support ticket history. Most firms are sitting on six to twelve months of content pillars without knowing it.
Your engineers are billable and scheduled interviews die on the calendar by month three. So I don't schedule them. I send one question at a time and your expert answers in a short voice memo whenever they have a gap. No prep, no call, no rescheduling.
A single captured answer becomes a pillar article, a month of LinkedIn posts, a newsletter section, several SEO FAQ entries, and a conference abstract. You review and publish under your name. Most clients spend less than an hour a month on it.
Raw material isn't spent after one use. Tagged and stored, the same transcript gets mined again when a topic cycles back around, which means the library gets more valuable every month instead of running dry.
One-time projects, scoped and quoted up front, with no ongoing commitment.
A credible four- or six-page Webflow site, shaped for how Maximo buyers evaluate a partner. Transferred to your workspace, so you own it outright.
Not included: custom illustration, photography, or video; advanced animations; ongoing content or SEO; copywriting beyond light editing. Deposit to begin, balance due at launch.
A full inventory of the content you already own, from support tickets to RFP answers, turned into a prioritized plan of six to twelve months of content pillars.
The capture workflow above, built for your team and handed over. For companies with someone who can write and publish, but no reliable way to get expertise out of billable people.
The system is yours. Run it internally, or keep it running with me on a monthly engagement.
IBM and its distribution partners offer co-marketing funds every year, and a meaningful share goes unclaimed. I handle fund identification, campaign design, production, and the claim.
Explore Partner Funds →Lead-generation tools, branded content platforms, event and conference sites, sponsor prospectuses, and go-to-market advisory. If it doesn't fit a package, I'll scope it.
Tell me what you needPlenty of companies start with a one-time project and never take a monthly engagement, and that's a fine outcome.
No pressure, no long sales process. Reach out and I'll figure out with you whether this is the right fit for where your firm is right now.
Expertise In. Pipeline Out.