You have a product or service that only a "technical brain" can understand, and you need to communicate its capabilities and advantages to that highly selective audience. If you're looking for assistance in getting your message out, the answer is Technically Speaking.
We specialize in helping technology-based corporations – in industries such as electronics, software, networking, IT consulting, machine tools, chemicals or anything sold to engineers or technically-oriented people – communicate with their target audiences. And while other organizations may claim they can help companies like yours, only Technically Speaking can truly deliver. That's because our operation is directed by Robert Leopold, a highly qualified communications professional who holds an Electrical Engineering degree from MIT, as well as a Marketing degree from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. Technically Speaking has a unique combination of technical and marketing background, knowledge and expertise.
With an MIT engineer in-house, we don't have to fake it or rely on third-party "technical consultants". We create all of our clients’ technical papers, articles, news releases and PR and advertising programs in-house... resulting in materials or programs that are accurate, on-target and highly effective. After all, how can an outside resource help you if they can't even understand your technology, your customers or your marketplace?
Furthermore, we actually find your story interesting. We get excited about it since we're techies ourselves and our enthusiasm translates to more interesting materials – which are more likely to get noticed.
Our marketing capabilities are further supported by our Creative Director, who spent over a decade at senior levels at some of the largest, most respected advertising agencies in the world before co-founding Technically Speaking.
If you want to experience what happens when superior technical knowledge, solid writing, effective marketing strategies and inspired creative all come together, contact us.