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Fractional Teams
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Dedicated to the B2B Tech industry, we help organisations boost marketing performance and transform products. https://www.fractionalteams.com
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🔄 Repurpose as much content as you can (decks, user insights, docs).
👩‍💻 Write as if you’re helping one ideal user solve one pain point.
🗓️ Post every week; cadence beats perfection.
📋 Share explanations and lessons, not just promos.
💬 Optimise for replies and conversations, not clicks.
Getting early traction isn’t about a “big launch”. It’s about showing up, learning fast, and building visibility.

If you’re a technical founder who is tapping into marketing, keep it simple and consistent.
85% of B2B marketers say LinkedIn delivers the most value.

Where does that leave the other channels?

Our breakdown explores how smart B2B brands are balancing visibility beyond LinkedIn, without losing ROI.
Is your website doing the work it should? 🛠️

If you're unsure how well your site performs in search, a quick SEO health check can make all the difference.

✅ Find out how your page is ranking
✅ Spot content gaps and missed opportunities
✅ Uncover simple fixes that drive results
“Sell first, build second” is everywhere these days, but does it really work, especially for B2B?

In our new article, we dig into:
👉 Why “selling first” feels so appealing
👉 The pitfalls of relying on early interest
👉 How you can validate ideas early
The first thing to keep in mind is that price alone is rarely the reason people stick with a business long term. Building a strategy around being the cheapest makes it hard to stay profitable, and there will always be someone ready to charge less.
Our CEO, Tim Meredith, joined fellow experts on DevX to share what really matters when setting prices as a small business.
Finding an external team that truly understands your industry can be challenging, but when you do, the results speak for themselves.

At Fractional Teams, we help companies like Akixi to deliver high-quality content and on-time results.
Those unfiltered conversations turned into:
✅ A goldmine of insights about real user needs
✅ Data-driven Reddit ad campaigns for one of our clients
✅ An entirely refined product positioning based on what customers actually cared about
While the internet debated the switch from Skype to Teams, Dariia researched Reddit threads where users openly discussed what they wanted, and didn’t want.
When Microsoft killed Skype, most people saw chaos. We saw opportunity.

In a recent MarketScale expert roundup, our very own Dariia Panchenko shares how user-generated content became the foundation for smarter product positioning and targeted campaigns.
💡 When, Where & Why (Context) – Provide background information to give AI the context of your request.
📝 How (Format) - Specify the structure and style you want.

These simple techniques can make all the difference in the quality of your AI-generated output.
When writing an AI prompt, there are four key aspects to consider: Audience, task, context, and format.

Focus on those key aspects and follow the 5W1H rule:
👥 Who (Audience) – Think about who the content is for.
🎯 What (Task) – Be specific about what you want AI to do.
Starting out on Reddit? Remember the first rule: don’t sell – solve. ⚒️

Here is a sneak peek from our Reddit Playbook on creating value-first contributions.
🤔 What’s your take on GPT-5? Did it live up to your expectations?