A LinkedIn presence that sounds like you wrote it.

A social media agency runs your company page and reports on reach. A B2B technology marketing agency starts from what your product actually changes for a buyer, then builds the founder's voice around that argument, on the channels where technical buyers pay attention. From outside the output looks similar, posts on a schedule. The difference is that one is filling a calendar and the other is making a case.

LinkedIn, X and Reddit, in that order for most B2B software. LinkedIn is where the buyer already is, and a founder post routinely outperforms the same words on a company page. X is faster and more technical, which suits developer audiences. Reddit is the one most agencies avoid because you cannot spam it, and it is consistently among the most-cited sources in AI answers, so a genuinely useful thread earns visibility twice. We leave Instagram and TikTok alone for B2B software. They can build an audience, just rarely the one that signs the contract.

Less than most founders expect, but not zero. We handle positioning, drafting, production and the community engagement. What cannot be outsourced is the raw material: the decision you actually made, the thing you rejected, the number that surprised you. That comes out of a short call on a regular cadence, and it is the part that makes the content sound like you rather than like an agency.