Industries

Category knowledge changes the plan, not just the copy

Compliance review, platform policy, technical buyers, and tender cycles each change what a sensible programme looks like. Here is what we adjust in each category.

Financial services

Long consideration cycles, compliance review on every asset, and trust as the actual conversion lever.

Pressures

  • Creative and copy must survive compliance review without losing the hook
  • Attribution is hard when the buying cycle outlasts the click window
  • Lead quality matters far more than lead volume

What we run

  • Intent-led search and LinkedIn programmes over broad reach buying
  • Compliance-friendly creative templates with pre-approved claim libraries
  • CRM stage models that reflect a long, multi-stakeholder cycle

Healthcare

Platform policy limits, sensitive audiences, and a high bar for factual accuracy.

Pressures

  • Ad platform restrictions on health targeting and claims
  • Content needs clinical review before it can publish
  • Enquiry handling has to be fast and human

What we run

  • Policy-safe creative and landing experiences
  • Reviewed content built around real patient and referrer questions
  • Enquiry routing with tight first-response SLAs

Technology

Crowded categories, product-led motions, and buyers who research before they ever talk.

Pressures

  • Demand capture is expensive because everyone bids on the same terms
  • Product value is hard to show in a static ad
  • Self-serve and sales-led motions compete for the same budget

What we run

  • Demo and explainer A/V as the primary creative asset
  • Comparison and alternative pages for high-intent search
  • Product-signal routing so sales only touches what is ready

Manufacturing

Technical buyers, distributor networks, and specification-driven decisions.

Pressures

  • Search demand is narrow, technical, and easy to miss
  • Sales cycles involve engineers, procurement, and distributors
  • Content has to be specific enough for a specifier to trust

What we run

  • Application and specification content targeting narrow technical intent
  • Product and capability video shot on the floor
  • Distributor-aware lead routing and follow-up

Logistics & supply chain

Operational buyers, tender-driven cycles, and margin pressure on every promise.

Pressures

  • Enquiries cluster around tenders and disruptions
  • Differentiation is operational, not aesthetic
  • Response speed frequently decides the deal

What we run

  • Always-on capture for lane, route, and service-specific intent
  • Proof-led creative built on operational detail
  • Rapid-response follow-up cadences with escalation rules

Not on this list?

We take on categories outside these five when the buying cycle is considered and the follow-up matters. Tell us the shape of the sale.