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GTM marketing for devtools and AI companies

The ways I plug into a devtools go-to-market: content and SEO, product launches, founder ghostwriting, social, and the measurement around them. Take the whole thing as a retainer, or start with the part that is most on fire. Every engagement runs like a senior in-house hire, on a monthly retainer.

QUEST 01 Content, SEO and GEO for developer tools Technical content that ranks on Google and gets cited by AI answer engines, written at the level a senior engineer expects from a peer. OPEN → QUEST 02 Product launches for developer tools Launch strategy and content that make a release actually land with engineers, from the narrative to the launch-week sequence, measured against pipeline not upvotes. OPEN → QUEST 03 Social content for developer audiences Consistent, opinionated posting on the channels your buyers actually use, written and shipped for you, so you own an audience that shows up when you ship. OPEN → QUEST 04 Executive ghostwriting for technical founders Thought leadership in your leaders' real voice and technical register, so their expertise shows up where their buyers already are. OPEN → QUEST 05 Measuring content performance for devtools Know which content actually works: search rankings, AI citations, real engagement, and the path to signup, in one view you can trust. OPEN →

Not sure which one you need?

That is a normal place to start. Tell me where your GTM is stuck and I'll point you at the work that actually moves it first.

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