Engineer-first content
Application notes. Reference designs. Calculators. Decision trees. The kind of content engineers bookmark and forward — not the gloss procurement ignores.
B2B marketing
Most B2B suppliers fight on price because they show up too late — at the RFQ stage, when the spec is locked. I build marketing engines that get B2B teams into the room when the design is being drawn, not when the order is being placed.
The problem
Procurement-led outreach. Generic catalogues. Sales-team cold-calling. A trade-show booth nobody remembers. The result: long cycles, price wars, and forecast roulette. The fix isn't more activity — it's a different model.
How I help
Application notes. Reference designs. Calculators. Decision trees. The kind of content engineers bookmark and forward — not the gloss procurement ignores.
Top-200 named accounts. Tier 1, 2 and 3 with different motions. R&D managers, design engineers and CTOs targeted directly — not the procurement contact list.
Google + LinkedIn + SEO running on intent keywords engineers actually search. 'BMS isolation relay'. 'Reed switch automotive'. Inbound that compounds.
Pipeline visibility, lead routing, and a weekly cadence that turns marketing into a forecastable function. Not vanity dashboards — accountability.
How it works
Reposition from supplier to partner. The thesis lives in the messaging, the website, the sales conversation.
Define top-200 accounts. Map decision-makers. Decide tier-by-tier motions.
Content + ABM + paid + SEO running together with a weekly drumbeat.
Pipeline review every Monday. Marketing held to the same number sales is.
Selected work
Anonymised at client request — substance unchanged.
The pipeline tool I deploy with every B2B client
Most CRMs assume a US software-sales motion. Indian B2B sells through samples, RFQs, design wins, GST-compliant quotes and PO tracking. Vyndeal is built for that — and it's the layer I instrument every engagement with.
Try Vyndeal freeExecution arm
Quiamo's B2B desk runs LinkedIn ad ops, named-account microsites, application-note production and engineer-first content at agency speed.
See QuiamoFAQ
I treat B2B marketing as a pipeline function, not a brand function. The deliverable isn't awareness — it's qualified meetings and design-stage involvement. Every campaign maps to a sales metric.
Yes. I help calibrate the message for engineering audiences in the US, EU and APAC, then run multi-region ABM.
First MQLs in week 4–6. Real pipeline shape — meetings with named accounts — by month three. Closed revenue impact by months six to nine.
Yes — I work across Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho and Pipedrive. For Indian sales motions specifically (samples, RFQs, GST quotes), I usually recommend layering Vyndeal on top.
Yes — see the Corporate Communications page. For B2B, executive thought-leadership and trade-publication PR are part of the same engine.
Book a 30-minute discovery call. We'll work out fit, scope and shape — no deck, no preamble.
🌍 Global enquiries
From Helsinki to Hanoi, Geneva to São Paulo — engagements run async-first with on-site visits where they matter. Drop a line and I'll respond within one working day.
18+ years across global B2B and D2C. Six working languages. Async-by-default operating cadence calibrated for distributed teams. India hours overlap with Europe, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific and the Americas — meaning live-hours coverage of every major target market.
Past engagements span the EU, the UK, the USA, the UAE, Latin America, and Southeast Asia — through agency, in-house and consulting roles.