Garners New Clients in
Launching Technology Marketing Advisory Business
SEATTLE, Wash. – Despite an unpredictable environment for
technology-related startups and venture capital, Seattle-area technology
marketing advisory firm blueFug Ventures managed to increase revenues
ten-thousand-fold in the second quarter of 2016.
“At this unprecedented growth rate, we are poised to
dominate the market for IT services by the year 2020,” said a spokesperson for
the company. The estimated global budget for IT-related services is $2.5
trillion, according to estimates1.
“10,000X? What does that even mean?” said Jason English, CXO
of blueFug Ventures. “We have just removed the above spokesperson, as that kind of
hyperbole is not what we are about here at blueFug.”
Seriously, however, blueFug offers software and technology companies
three targeted services to augment their existing marketing efforts:
Thought Leadership, which promotes the client’s expertise in their own domain.Customer Marketing, which promotes knowledge sharing and advances made by the client’s customers.Media Awareness, which enhances the public relations and social media campaigns of the company with rich content.
“Technology companies with great products and smart people
in place can still use a fresh perspective in getting their message simplified,
targeted and heard in today’s crowded marketplace,” said English. “Our primary
goal is to help clients find their voice so that marketing messages are
reaching impact with the right potential customers.”
Capacity for more select clients is still available. Due to
having only one employee at this time, bottom-line expenses remain low,
allowing blueFug to fly under the radar of VC and PE interest in the space and
avoid IPO rumors.
“I did pay $30 to park in downtown Seattle to visit a
client, paid $8 for a special cold-brew nitro coffee, then got a $45 parking ticket
just for coming back to my car 2 minutes too late,” said English. “That made a
dent.”
“You do not have permission to use a quote from us in your press
release,” said someone at a leading analyst firm.
1. IDC “Worldwide
Small and Medium-Sized Business 2014–2018 Forecast"