01For NetSuite partners and ERP consultancies
Stay visible between referrals without pulling senior consultants off delivery.
Artifexa turns founder expertise, delivery insight and buyer questions into a reviewable monthly campaign pack.
LinkedIn post drafts, article ideas or briefs, an email brief and a plain action report. Nothing publishes or sends without your approval.
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One month's pack
Theme: NetSuite rescue
4 posts
Practical posts written in your voice around the month's theme.
2 briefs
Buyer-focused angles built around problems your prospects actually search for, in Google and in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.
1 campaign
A practical sequence brief for clients, prospects or dormant opportunities.
Action summary
What was produced, what needs approval and what should happen next. Plain English, not another internal meeting.
Approval-first. Nothing goes live without a human saying so. Four things, not forty, so your team can read every word before it goes out.
The problem
You do not have a knowledge problem. You have a consistency problem.
Client work takes priority. LinkedIn gets updated in bursts. Website articles wait for a quiet week that never arrives. Email lists sit unused because nobody has time to turn project insight into a campaign.
The founder or delivery lead usually has the strongest point of view in the market, but that credibility stays trapped in sales calls, project reviews and internal notes. Buyers between referral moments only see a thin website, occasional posts and generic service pages.
Your buyers are trying to understand risk, cost, ownership, reporting, timelines and operational impact. The useful material is in founder judgement, pre-sales conversations and rescue work. This service surfaces that insight and turns it into a monthly campaign.
The month
One campaign, planned like a production schedule.
The work is a campaign, not a pile of disconnected assets. LinkedIn, articles, email and reporting all point at the same buyer problem, and each week has a job.
Week one · Plan
Pick the theme and build the campaign brief
One buyer problem for the month, chosen from your priorities, live deals and the questions prospects actually ask. The brief maps it across LinkedIn, articles and email.
On your desk
Campaign brief for a fifteen-minute approval.
Week two · Draft
Draft the posts and article briefs
LinkedIn posts written in your voice, plus two search-led article briefs a buyer could use to justify the decision internally. Specific and practical, no transformation talk.
On your desk
Drafts ready to approve, edit or reject.
Week three · Review
Your review, our revisions
Senior eyes on everything before it goes anywhere. You mark up, we revise. Anything you reject dies quietly. Nothing is published on autopilot.
On your desk
Final versions plus the email campaign brief.
Week four · Ship
Publish, send and report
Approved material goes live on schedule. The month closes with a plain-English action report: what went out, what response it got, and what next month should cover.
On your desk
The action summary. One page, no dashboard.
The delivery workflow sits on the Artifexa side. No extra logins or platforms for your team to manage.
Fit
Built for consultancies that sell complex expertise.
Matthew ran the marketing function inside a NetSuite consultancy for five years before Artifexa existed. The brief here does not start with an explanation of the channel.
- Why a stalled go-live pulls the whole delivery team off new sales, and cannot wait until next quarter's content plan.
- Why a referral pipeline that felt safe for years can dry up quietly, one quiet release cycle at a time.
- The difference between a SuiteSuccess vertical fit and a bespoke customisation, and why that distinction shapes the whole pitch.
- Why rescue work, a stalled or failed implementation someone else started, is a different sale to a first NetSuite project.
- Why your consultants would rather bill an hour than write about it, and what to ask them instead of "can you blog this."
Good fit
- NetSuite Solution Providers, Alliance Partners, SDN members, Commerce and BPO partners, and independent ERP implementation consultancies.
- Business systems advisors: reporting, integration and optimisation specialists.
- Small teams with high-value B2B services and long sales cycles.
- Senior people who know what they want to say but have no time to say it consistently.
Not a good fit
- High-volume ecommerce brands, or teams needing daily social management.
- Anyone wanting automated publishing with no human review.
- Companies looking for self-serve software.
- Anyone expecting instant leads from one article or one LinkedIn post.
The best fit is a specialist team where senior people understand the market but do not have time to run a consistent marketing rhythm.
Proof
What a NetSuite consultancy says.
"We're a world class NetSuite consultancy, so we're a hard client to please. We know good build quality when we see it. Artifexa built our site including the OneSupport tiers and pricing model, and turned them into calculators that qualify prospects before they reach us. If you're a NetSuite or ERP firm looking for an agency that understands what you actually sell then Artifexa is the one I'd send you to."
Peter Lewis
Managing Director
Next Layer Consulting
Declared interest: Next Layer Consulting is a NetSuite consultancy and also resells Artifexa build packages. This covers website and pricing-calculator build work, not a Marketing Ops engagement.
The ladder
Three rungs. Each one earns the next.
You never commit to retained work on faith. Each step produces something you keep, and each step is the evidence for whether the next one makes sense.
Rung I
Visibility Review
Where you are invisible, why, and what to fix first, in priority order. Written, honest, yours to keep whoever does the work. The full offer →
Free
Measured, not asserted. Agreed implementation starts from £750.
Rung II
Marketing Ops Pilot
A paid proof cycle around one defined buyer problem: intake, a reviewable campaign pack, client approval and an action report. You see what retained months involve before you buy one.
£3,500
Fixed. One month, no tie.
Rung III
Retained Marketing Ops
After a successful Pilot, retain the proven cycle: one priority, one campaign pack, one approval round and one next-action report each month.
From £3,500/mo
Usually six months after a successful Pilot, with a progress review at month three.
See what each one includes, month by month
Asked and answered
Questions before a review.
Is this only for NetSuite partners?
It is designed first for NetSuite partners, ERP consultancies and business systems specialists, because those buyers need specific, practical content. Adjacent specialist consultancies fit too.
Do you publish content automatically?
No. Artifexa prepares the work for review. Your team approves, edits or rejects material before anything is published, sent or shared.
What do we need to provide?
A monthly priority, useful proof points, service focus and review notes. We turn that into a structured campaign pack.
Can you help with website fixes?
Yes. Website, SEO and conversion fixes can be scoped when they are needed to support visibility, trust or enquiry quality.
Does this replace an internal marketer?
It is best used as specialist delivery support for teams that know what they want to say but need a repeatable monthly rhythm.
How long until this shows up as pipeline?
The monthly rhythm itself starts in week one. Real enquiry volume from it is a slower thing: expect the first quarter to build the foundation and the proof points, with compounding visibility from month four onward. Anyone promising faster is quoting a hope, not a pattern.
Do you work with more than one NetSuite partner at a time?
Only where there is no direct overlap in territory or specialism. Client work stays confidential between engagements regardless, and a conflict is something Artifexa would raise before signing, not after.
How do we start?
Request a free Visibility Review. We look at your website, current content rhythm and the buyer problems you want to be known for, then recommend a pilot, a smaller sprint or no immediate work.
Next step
Want a monthly rhythm your team can actually keep?
Send us your website and a short note about the NetSuite or ERP problems your buyers ask about most often. We check fit, visibility gaps and the likely monthly theme before recommending a pilot, a smaller sprint or no immediate work. If it is not a fit, we say so and point you elsewhere.