"CCgroup are the thinking brand's PR agency."
CCgroup has been running and executing PR and Content Marketing campaigns targeting Enterprises for more than a decade. We understand the different nuances of the business and enterprise audiences and have a highly envied breadth of experience. From CIOs and CISOs to MSPs and heads of any business department, in a wide range of vertical industries, we’ve got it covered.
We build stand-out messaging for our clients, tightly focused on their target audiences’ pain points and their own business goals. We then use our lengthy experience in these sectors and data-driven audience insight programme ‘Catalyst’ (see the latest reports below) to develop throught-provoking, headline-grabbing and impactful multi-channel content that builds thought leadership positions.
PR is not just about press coverage anymore. Media engagements need to be supplemented with industry analyst relations, lead generation programmes, social media management and influencer targeting. Not all of these tactics apply for every business. What your campaign looks like depends on one sole factor: your business objectives.
Click here to see more of the results we have achieved for our Enterprise Tech clients.
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CCgroup's latest research report investigates how UK enterprise professionals identify and select technology suppliers and the most effective techniques for vendors to increase their sales and marketing success.
Over my career I've worked for companies and in agencies, and in that time have heard some sweeping generalisations about agency vs in-house which simply aren't true.
Digital transformation needs wide, non-IT, internal support. And while the senior tech person is well- or even best-placed to lead the charge, they still need help to secure the necessary votes.
It's only going to get harder, this B2B tech PR lark. Especially in enterprise tech. Many of our clients target enterprise CIO or "IT decision makers" -not an easy business persona to understand.
The CMO is predicted to be spending more on technology than the CIO this year. Suddenly, B2B PR became trickier - who are we targeting, why and how?
