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It starts with fifteen minutes with our team and a workspace you can use from day one, at no cost to begin. We look at your experts and the systems your work already runs through, show you what your first month would ship, and then set you up.
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What it looks like in practice: AMAG Technology turned one studio day into a month of content.
What happens next
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Tell us where you are
A few fields about your team and what you want to publish. Confirm your work email with one click, then pick a time that suits you.
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Fifteen minutes on your team
We look at the experts, customers and partners who already know your market, and the systems where that knowledge sits today, with the platform open and your content in mind.
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Your first month, mapped
You leave knowing what your first month ships and who contributes what. Then we set you up on the platform, free to start, and get the first pieces moving.
Questions teams ask first
Before the fifteen minutes
That is exactly what MarketScale removes. Your experts barely lift a finger: content can be recorded, requested from them, uploaded from what you already have, or drafted by AI, and a network of 1,000+ vetted creators plus the platform turn it into many assets. One enterprise team got 20 to 30 publish-ready clips from a single phones-only studio day. No new headcount required.
We will give you a one-page business case to forward, with the ROI math and peer benchmarks. An NPS of +73 and named enterprise customers (Intel, Verizon, Honeywell, Mayo Clinic, GE HealthCare) make the internal sell far easier.
Nothing publishes without your approval. You set the brand guardrails; experienced editors plus AI keep every asset on-brand and on-standard. You remain the final sign-off on every single piece before it goes live.
MarketScale works alongside your existing team and any agency you partner with. It is the operating layer that makes your in-house creators roughly 5x more productive, so your one videographer or designer stops being the bottleneck.
Capture is deliberately simple: structured prompts, no script, no prep, no writing. If someone can answer a few questions on camera, they can contribute, which is why teams adopt it across plants and locations.
B2B buyers self-educate before they ever talk to sales (Gartner found in 2025 that 61% prefer a rep-free buying experience), and the right content shifts close rates. We baseline your before and after and point to outcomes like a global manufacturer that drove 200+ edit requests in 45 days. You get a clear line item, not a leap of faith.
Native posting and generic AI do not capture your experts’ real knowledge, route it through approvals, keep it on-brand, or distribute it at scale. MarketScale turns one expert conversation into articles, clips, and posts in your voice, then publishes everywhere buyers look, including AI search.
MarketScale is built for enterprise: SSO and directory sync, role-based permissions, and folder-level controls so the right people see the right assets. You decide who captures, who approves, and who publishes.
Fair concern. Your content, channels, and audience are yours and stay exportable, so there is no lock-in. Pricing is flat-rate, not a contract that ratchets up. And you get a dedicated Marketing Strategist who keeps the program running regardless of any single feature, so the relationship does not live or die on one tool.
You do not, and MarketScale is not one more thing to manage. It is a content engine plus a dedicated Marketing Strategist who runs the program with you. Software-only platforms stall because teams get features without guidance. Here you get both the platform and the person who drives it.
Adoption is your dedicated strategist’s job, not a hope. Capture is built so an expert just answers a few questions, no script or prep, and the strategist books the sessions, chases the inputs, and holds the cadence. That is why participation holds up where DIY tools quietly die.