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Stop Losing Deals To Industry Giants

ASK is a content consultancy that has helped dozens of manufacturing and engineering companies differentiate their company and earn the right to win against legacy brands.
Using our Unified Content Blueprint, we align product strategy, marketing execution, and business development around your unique point of view—eliminating the fragmented messaging that causes revenue erosion.
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Stop Losing Deals To Industry Giants

ASK is a content consultancy that has helped dozens of manufacturing and engineering companies differentiate their company and earn the right to win against legacy brands.
Using our Unified Content Blueprint, we align product strategy, marketing execution, and business development around your unique point of view—eliminating the fragmented messaging that causes revenue erosion.
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Stop Losing Deals To Industry Giants

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3 Reasons

Why manufacturing and engineering companies struggle to increase awareness for their product

01

Technical Teams Lead with Complexity

Engineers try to prove credibility by making their products sound as technical and complicated as possible, thinking this demonstrates superiority. But buyers can't assign value to what they don't understand, and complexity creates confusion rather than confidence in the buying process.

02

Lack of Cross-Functional Alignment

03

No Systematic Business Development Process
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3 Reasons

Why manufacturing and engineering companies struggle to increase awareness for their product

01

Technical Teams Lead with Complexity

Engineers try to prove credibility by making their products sound as technical and complicated as possible, thinking this demonstrates superiority. But buyers can't assign value to what they don't understand, and complexity creates confusion rather than confidence in the buying process.

02

Lack of Cross-Functional Alignment

03

No Systematic Business Development Process
brown and black round decor

3 Reasons

Why manufacturing and engineering companies struggle to increase awareness for their product

01

Technical Teams Lead with Complexity

Engineers try to prove credibility by making their products sound as technical and complicated as possible, thinking this demonstrates superiority. But buyers can't assign value to what they don't understand, and complexity creates confusion rather than confidence in the buying process.

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02

Lack of Cross-Functional Alignment

03

No Systematic Business Development Process

What our clients say:

“Adam has a remarkable ability to bridge the gap between technical and business teams, ensuring that complex concepts are communicated clearly and effectively to a diverse audience. His deep understanding of the technology, coupled with his ability to frame its value proposition, helped us craft a compelling narrative that resonated with both technical stakeholders and decision-makers.

Adam was also a fantastic thought partner throughout the process, offering insights that shaped the direction of our work. I highly recommend Adam for any project that requires a blend of technical know-how and strategic thinking.”
Rebecca Barel

Director of Marketin

CaPow

Who is this for?

"We have the best product, but keep losing to inferior competitors"

Do you produce superior engineering solutions, but watch deals go to more well-known alternatives that cost 10x more?

"Our technical team can't explain what we do in normal language"

"Our technical team can't explain what we do in normal language" Can your engineers build incredible products, but struggle to communicate value in ways buyers actually understand?

"We're too dependent on a few whale clients for revenue"

Are you watching 5-10% revenue erosion year over year because you've never built systematic business development processes?

Who is this for?

"We have the best product, but keep losing to inferior competitors"

Do you produce superior engineering solutions, but watch deals go to more well-known alternatives that cost 10x more?

"Our technical team can't explain what we do in normal language"

"Our technical team can't explain what we do in normal language" Can your engineers build incredible products, but struggle to communicate value in ways buyers actually understand?

"We're too dependent on a few whale clients for revenue"

Are you watching 5-10% revenue erosion year over year because you've never built systematic business development processes?

Who is this for?

"We have the best product, but keep losing to inferior competitors"

Do you produce superior engineering solutions, but watch deals go to more well-known alternatives that cost 10x more?

"Our technical team can't explain what we do in normal language"

"Our technical team can't explain what we do in normal language" Can your engineers build incredible products, but struggle to communicate value in ways buyers actually understand?

"We're too dependent on a few whale clients for revenue"

Are you watching 5-10% revenue erosion year over year because you've never built systematic business development processes?

You have a better product, but not enough people know it.

For over a decade, I’ve worked with companies in cleantech, automotive, and manufacturing—from mid-sized innovators to global leaders. And I kept seeing the same problem:

They built great products but failed to explain why they mattered.

Brilliant engineering teams lost deals to weaker competitors simply because their story wasn’t clear. Game-changing technology struggled to get buy-in because buyers couldn’t defend the value to their leadership.

The issue isn’t your product—it’s that you’re competing in a content-driven market with a product-only strategy. Engineering is the foundation, but content is the bridge between your capabilities and market demand.

Most companies treat content as an afterthought. I believe it should guide product development, sales, and positioning from the start. That’s why I build unified content strategies that align technical excellence with market opportunity.

When you get this foundation right, sales, marketing, and business development all perform better. You don’t have to choose between engineering strength and market success—you just need the right strategy to connect them.