Marketing that scales
Modular is an acceleration team and growth partner that augments emerging tech companies with expert marketing strategy and implementation.
Whether you need to build or pivot your brand, enable your sales team, or acquire and retain customers, our team of ex-founders and first hires drives results: we can design and execute it for you, or set up the system and train up your team to run it.
The new
model for marketing.
Most companies need a more elastic approach to marketing than the traditional model. They don’t have the resources to build out a robust marketing team, or struggle to find, hire, onboard, and manage them — that’s where we come in.
We’ve worked with hundreds of startups and high-growth tech companies around the globe, augmenting their core team by building out the right positioning and channels to propel and sustain growth.
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Efficient and essential.
BRAND AND POSITIONING
Translate the complex to the adopted
Product positioning and messaging architecture to communicate value, articulate important features, and create a compelling brand.
SALES ENABLEMENT
Sell into businesses
and close partnerships
Collateral and processes for your team to go to market and directly improve your bottom line.
ACQUISITION MARKETING
Drive traffic
and acquire customers
Full-funnel marketing execution to attract and convert viewers into dedicated buyers.
ENGAGEMENT MARKETING
Onboard and retain
Post-sale adoption and nurture campaigns to keep customers for life and develop automatable systems.
Who we've worked with.
Our global client base come from prestigious accelerators like TechStars, VC firm partners, as well as established brands in need of something new.
What people are saying.
Marketing that scales – from mediocre to amazing!”
Matt Hall, COO
WeConvene
By far one of the best I’ve worked with.”
Shastri Mahadeo, Cofounder & CEO
Union Crate
A natural gift for seeing the whole picture and combining actionable insights with content strategy.”
Joe Van Brussel, Director of Content
WP BrandStudio at the Washington Post
