Write to us directly.

None of this is required, and a two-line note is a perfectly good way to open. It simply shortens the exchange if you already know the answers.

The reader you are trying to reach

Job title is enough. What matters is how much they already know, since that decides where a piece has to start.

A question you want to own the answer to

The thing a buyer types into ChatGPT or Perplexity when they are working out whether to shortlist you. One example is more useful than a keyword list.

Who gets named today

If you have already asked an engine your own buying questions and watched a competitor come back as the answer, tell us which competitor. That is usually the fastest way into the real problem.

Who inside the company knows the subject

Names or roles. If the honest answer is that the knowledgeable people have no time, tell us that too, because it changes what is realistic.

Timing and any fixed date

A conference, a launch, a funding announcement. Fixed dates are workable when we know about them at the start.

We reply within two working days. If the brief looks like a fit, the next step is a call of about forty minutes where we ask more questions than we answer, then a written proposal with scope, timeline, and a fixed fee.

If it is not a fit, we say so in the reply and point you toward a studio better suited where we can. That happens reasonably often and costs nobody anything.