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AI marketing for tech companies with products that take explaining

thig is AI marketing for tech companies whose products are hard to explain in a tagline. It turns your site and docs into a positioning strategy, then drafts expert articles, LinkedIn thought leadership and technical SEO fixes. Subject matter experts review each draft in the feed before anything goes live.

I've got a 30-day plan for tech companies ✨

Why is marketing hard for technology companies?

01

Experts have no time to write

Your engineers and product leads know the most, but they rarely have hours to turn that knowledge into articles or posts.

02

Long buying committees

Several stakeholders research separately. Each one needs content that answers their own question, from security to cost.

03

Large sites decay quietly

Hundreds of product, docs and landing pages pick up broken links, missing metadata and slow templates over time.

04

Category language keeps shifting

New terms appear fast in tech. If your pages use last year's vocabulary, search engines and assistants match you to the wrong queries.

Which marketing channels matter most for technology companies?

A starting ranking. Your own strategy document adjusts it to your market and competitors.

ChannelPriorityWhy it matters
Technical SEOHighLarge sites lose traffic to fixable issues. Clean structure helps every other piece of content rank.
Expert long-form contentHighDetailed guides win trust with technical evaluators and earn links over time.
LinkedIn thought leadershipHighExecutives and buying committees follow named experts more than company pages.
AI search visibilityMediumEvaluators ask assistants to summarize vendors. Clear, citable pages shape that summary.
XMediumGood for reaching practitioners and joining conversations about new releases.

What does a 30-day plan look like?

An example of the plan thig writes in your Marketing Strategy document. Yours is built from your site and competitors.

Week 1

Audit and alignment

  • Run the SEO audit and approve the highest-impact technical fixes.
  • Correct the product information doc so it uses current category terms.
  • List three internal experts and the topics each one owns.
Week 2

Expert content

  • Draft one deep guide per expert from their notes or a short interview.
  • Create a LinkedIn post for each expert summarizing their guide.
  • Track five evaluator prompts in the GEO agent.
Week 3

Stakeholder coverage

  • Draft pages that answer security, pricing and integration questions.
  • Add internal links from older posts to the new guides.
  • Share one technical thread on X tied to a recent release.
Week 4

Review

  • Check crawl and indexing changes after the fixes merged.
  • Compare assistant summaries of your company with week 2.
  • Plan next month's expert topics from search queries that grew.

What content should technology companies publish?

Sample angles the agents might draft. Each one is adjusted to your offer and voice.

“How [technology] actually works under the hood, in plain language
“A buyer's checklist for evaluating [category] vendors
“What our team learned migrating [system] at scale
“[Old term] vs [new term]: what changed and why it matters
“The security questions your IT team will ask, answered
“Lessons from shipping [release] to production

Which metrics should you watch?

Indexed pages and crawl errors

Shows whether technical fixes are taking effect on a large site.

Organic sessions to guides

Measures whether expert content attracts evaluators.

Expert profile engagement on LinkedIn

Tracks whether thought leadership is reaching buyers.

Assistant mentions for evaluator prompts

Shows how AI tools summarize you against competitors.

Tech Companies: common questions

Can't find yours? Email hello@thig.ai and a person on the team will reply.

How do tech companies market complex products?

They lead with the problem, then back it up with expert content that each stakeholder can use. thig drafts that content from your docs and experts, and keeps technical SEO healthy so it can be found.

What is thought leadership marketing in tech?

It is publishing original expert views and lessons under real names, usually on LinkedIn and your blog. thig drafts posts and articles for your experts to edit, which removes the blank-page problem.

Can AI fix technical SEO on a large website?

thig's Coding agent writes fixes for issues like missing meta tags, schema and sitemap problems, and opens them as GitHub pull requests. Your developers review and merge them.

How do I know what ChatGPT says about my company?

thig's GEO agent runs the prompts you choose against ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini and records who is mentioned and cited. You can then see gaps and act on them.

Will AI content be accurate for a technical audience?

Drafts are based on your own site and the notes you give, and every piece goes through your approval. Technical reviewers should always edit before publishing.

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