The SEO tool for B2B companies.

No agencies, just results.

Hey there,

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It’s Parthi, founder of Letterdrop here.

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First off, I just want to say kudos to you. I know that CMOs have been getting a lot of flack recently.

But you’re not like the others.

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You got here because you’re a good partner to sales, you know how to speak the language of your CEO, and you understand that your number one goal in marketing is to help acquire best-fit customers repeatably - it’s all about moving that revenue number up and to the right.

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So, why am I writing you a letter?

I believe most content marketing is a complete waste of time. You see it out there too, right?

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Your pipeline goals increasing each quarter, and you’ve already figured out that just posting “more content” isn’t the answer.

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With Letterdrop, we’re tooling your team with a focus on creating and publishing revenue-attributable content, not just content for content’s sake.

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I want you to know we’re different.

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If you want average results, there are a bunch of other tools you should go use. If you want to excel at driving pipeline and exceeding your growth targets, keep reading.

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Why are CMOs choosing Letterdrop over other tools?

I’m going to be honest, we don’t fit neatly into a category on G2. We sat down and thought real hard about what a B2B company needs to scale customer acquisition organically.

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We arrived at the content engine that is now Letterdrop.

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Each component of Letterdrop is a standalone cog that makes up the machine:

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Is Letterdrop for you?

I don’t know.

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If you’ve nailed your product marketing fundamentals, have a clearly defined ICP and know what their problems are, then it makes sense to hit the pedal to the metal and start scaling to build a repeatable customer acquisition engine.

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That’s where Letterdrop really shines.

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You should not use Letterdrop

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Ready to find out if there’s a fit?

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Book a demo with the team

PS. Not ready to commit? That’s fine too. Connect with me on LinkedIn and let me know you read the letter. We’ll take it slowly from there.

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