
Centralizing back-office work across locations: what to centralize first
Which back-office work multi-location operators should centralize first, who to hire for shared services, and how to onboard newly acquired locations.
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Services / Marketing
Win the work
Capability statements, pitch decks, websites and branding for companies that sell to serious buyers. We start with who you sell to and what they need to see, then build assets your team will actually use in bids, meetings and follow-up.
Sound familiar?
What we do
One-page and multi-page statements that show what you do, who you serve and why you’re qualified, formatted for primes, utilities and procurement teams.
Sales decks, bid presentations and proposal templates that tell a clear story and are easy for your team to update.
Fast, search-friendly websites built to turn visitors into conversations, with the forms and tracking to measure what works.
Logo, color, type and simple brand guidelines so every document, truck, sign and slide looks like the same company.
Articles, service pages and search optimization so buyers find you when they’re looking, including in AI search.
One-pagers, email sequences and LinkedIn content that give your sales team something useful to send.
That’s what the working session is for. 45 minutes, and you leave with a short list of the assets that will move the needle first.
How we work
Learn your buyers, your offer and what’s not working in your marketing today.
Pick the assets that will matter most first, with scope and timeline.
Write, design and build, with review rounds along the way.
Put the new assets to work in bids, meetings, your website and outreach.
Track what gets responses and keep everything current.
What changes
Every service, one partner
FAQ
A capability statement is a short document, usually one or two pages, that summarizes what your company does, your core competencies, what sets you apart and your company details. Prime contractors, utilities and public agencies use them to screen vendors and subcontractors quickly.
Yes. Most of our website builds use WordPress with a visual page builder, so your team can edit content without a developer. We set up search basics, forms, analytics and page speed from the start.
Yes. If you already have a logo and colors, we build on them and fill in the gaps, such as templates and usage guidelines. If your brand needs a refresh, we can do that first.
It depends on scope and how quickly content comes together, but a capability statement or focused pitch deck is usually a matter of weeks, not months. You’ll get a timeline after the first working session.
No. Our leadership comes from power and utility operations, but we build marketing for mid-market companies, holding companies and contractors across industries.
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Working sessions
45 minutes with the operators who would actually do the work. We dig into what’s stuck, rough out what it’s costing you, and map the first move. No pitch deck.
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