B2B Marketing Agency for Technical Companies

B2B marketing agency for technical companies across six industries

One process, six industries, and a different path to the meeting in each.

LILOX does professional B2B marketing for technical companies whose offering needs explaining and whose customers place few, high-value orders. Whether your customers buy machines, license software, or roll out a platform changes the language of your lead generation, not the process.

IT and softwareIndustry and mechanical engineeringStartups and consultingAustria, Switzerland, Germany
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01 / The industries

Which industries does LILOX do B2B marketing for?

Professional B2B marketing for these technical industries

Choose the page that comes closest to your business. It sets out your industry’s starting point, the typical challenges, and the services that take hold first for you. If you sit between two industries, pick the page with the more similar buying process.

These companies from our industries already work with LILOX

03 / What the industries have in common

What do mechanical engineering, software houses, and tech startups have in common in marketing?

What industry, software, and consulting have in common in marketing

A plant builder and a software house sell completely different things and still face the same task in marketing. These four traits are why the same lead generation process carries across all six industries.

Your offering needs explaining

Nobody understands what you sell from a data sheet alone. Simplify it, and the very difference that wins you the deal disappears.

  • Your technical language stays and gets translated, not cut
  • A copy register captures how you’ll describe your offering going forward

Your buying cycles are long

Weeks to months pass between first sight and first inquiry. A single campaign fades within that time; a lasting presence doesn’t.

  • Content that stays retrievable across the whole period
  • An email sequence that keeps the thread alive until the need arises

Several roles decide together

Management, marketing, sales, and IT sit at the same table and ask different questions. Your site has to answer all four.

  • A dedicated path through your website for each role
  • Materials your internal champions can argue with

Few customers, high order value

At your order sizes, what counts isn’t the number of contacts, but whether the right ten companies know you when they invest.

  • A target customer profile you sign off on yourselves in phase one
  • Outreach only where there is a demonstrable reason

04 / Process in five phases

How long does the build take until the first inquiries?

How the build of your B2B marketing runs step by step

The process stays the same across all industries. What changes is your target customers, your language, and the order of channels. After phase one, you know the number we’ll be measured on.

P01 . WEEK 1

You define how success is measured

Target customer profile, metrics, and the baseline value, before anything gets built.

P02 . WEEK 2

You see the blueprint before the build

Site structure, copy register, and timeline. Changes are cheap here and expensive later.

P03 . FROM WEEK 3

Your website is built as the core module

Readable for search engines and answer systems, with a next step on every page.

P04 . FROM WEEK 4

Your channels dock on and go live

LinkedIn, email, and ads get connected to measurement and to your CRM.

P05 . ONGOING

You get measurement and handover

A report to pass on every month, and a documented handover at the end.

05 / Proven results

What results has LILOX already achieved in these industries?

Results from three industries you can ask about in the first call

01

+12 qualified first meetings a month

Software house . 6 months

Built up over six months. The website came first as the core module, then the channels were connected to it. Only meetings that sales itself rated as qualified were counted.

02

€480k pipeline in five months

Hardware . 14 meetings at CIO level

Outreach was targeted by role rather than company size. The 14 meetings happened at CIO level, exactly where decisions of this size get made.

03

17% reply rate instead of around 10%

IT service provider . 9 months

Same target audience, a different reason to reach out. Five new customers came out of those nine months. We share more numbers with you in the first call.

06 / Services for all industries

Which services do technical B2B companies book with LILOX?

What you get from LILOX as a B2B marketing agency

You can book each module individually and run them all together. The build always starts with the website and visibility in AI answers. LinkedIn, email, and ads join once your measurement runs cleanly.

The service portfolio

Your website is the foundation, four more modules dock onto it

Which order the channels start in depends on your industry. In mechanical engineering, search often comes first; for startups, it’s usually LinkedIn.

07 / Advantages with LILOX

Why a B2B marketing agency instead of a web agency?

Advantages with LILOX for technical companies across all six industries

You talk to the same two people at every phase, one from marketing and one from engineering. What gets built is documented and handed over, so you can keep working without us.

Two dedicated points of contact

Marketing and engineering sit with you at the same table from hour one into ongoing operations.

Handover is part of the delivery

Documentation, copy register, and a briefing for your team are part of the engagement.

Built for sales and for AI answers

Your pages are designed for inquiries, for search engines, and for answer systems at the same time.

Modern design instead of a template kit

Your site is designed and built, not assembled from a template.

Current technical standard

Load time, structure, and security are built in and then kept current on an ongoing basis.

Goals are set before the build starts

In week one, you define which number counts in the end and what you measure us by.

Fixed price and cancel monthly

Billed on a scope defined in advance, ongoing operations cancellable monthly.

A report to pass on

Two pages every month with inquiries, sources, and visibility for your management.

15Years of experience in digital marketing
30+Website relaunches delivered
2Founders from marketing and engineering

08 / Starting points

Which problems does LILOX solve in these industries?

Typical starting points across these industries and what LILOX sets against them

Two statements per industry that we hear again and again in first calls, and what we set against them. If you recognize yourselves in one of them, the page for your industry is the next step.

  • IT and softwareOur best customers have all come through referrals so far.

    We help you become visible more broadly, so inquiries no longer hang on your network.

  • IT and softwareEveryone in-house is a technologist; nobody sells full time.

    LILOX handles delivery; the technical approval stays with you.

  • Mechanical engineering and industryWe can see new providers pushing us out of the market.

    We find out where the new providers are winning, and rebuild your visibility against them.

  • Mechanical engineering and industryOur revenue swings a lot.

    A clear revenue plan and a sales process that runs the same way every month.

  • Startups and scale-upsWe’re building a new product, but we don’t know exactly who it’s for.

    Getting to product-market fit and message-market fit is what LILOX does best.

  • Startups and scale-upsThree people on our team describe our offering three different ways.

    Once the positioning is set, everyone on the team explains the product in the same words.

09 / Who we are

Who at LILOX works on our project?

The two founders of LILOX, from marketing and engineering

LILOX is owner-led and deliberately works with only a few companies at a time. Your point of contact stays the same from the first analysis through ongoing operations.

Portrait of Nadine Fraiss, co-founder of LILOX.
Nadine Fraiss . Marketing

15 years in digital marketing, several of them at CMO level.

Head of Marketing between traditional Mittelstand, startup, and scale-up. Nadine has sat on both sides: as a client who had to justify agency budgets, and as the person responsible for delivering pipeline by the end of the quarter.

For you, she leads positioning, website, and campaigns, and stays your point of contact through ongoing operations.

  • Positioning and messaging for offerings that need explaining
  • Website as the core module, from structure to conversion path
  • LinkedIn, email, and ads working together instead of side by side

“Marketing is measured on pipeline today.”

Portrait of Christoph Fraiss, co-founder of LILOX.
Christoph Fraiss . Engineering

Engineer and industrial engineer, Head of Engineering and managing director in production.

Christoph is a mechanical engineer, industrial engineer (MSc) and holds an international MBA from the Carlson School of Management and WU Vienna. 15 years of experience in managing large-scale projects, engineering high-performance plants and as a production and company manager, including at Thermo Fisher, Novartis and Aenova. He knows the moment an offer fails on price, and the moment it fails on a missing explanation.

For you, he translates between engineering and market. That way, the project understands your product from the first conversation.

  • Technical translation from data sheet to customer benefit
  • The investment decision-maker’s view of your offering
  • Process understanding from production, costing, and sales

“I know how these companies run on the inside.”

From experience

What sets B2B marketing for technical companies apart from other marketing

01

Your offering needs explaining and can’t take simplification

An offering that needs explaining loses the moment it gets simplified. Anyone who doesn’t understand your technology cuts exactly the sentences that win the deal.

02

Weeks to months pass between first contact and inquiry

Weeks to months pass between first sight and inquiry. A single campaign fades; a lasting presence doesn’t.

03

Several roles decide on your deal together

Management, marketing, sales, and IT sit at the same table and ask different questions. Your site has to answer all four.

04

Few customers with high order value instead of volume

At your order sizes, what counts isn’t the number of contacts, but whether the right ten companies know you when they invest.

10 / Customer voices

What do customers say about working with LILOX?

Reviews from customers in software, industry, and IT services

5 out of 5
My previous agency didn’t come close to engaging with my company as deeply as Nadine and her team do.
Mulundo Sichone - LILOX customer testimonialMulundo SichoneFounder, Pydro
5 out of 5
Advice between equals, no fluff, always focused.
Uwe Heil - LILOX customer testimonialProf. (FH) Dr. Uwe HeilEntrepreneur, Dr. Heil KG Consulting & Coaching for Executives
5 out of 5
A clear recommendation if you’re building B2B new-customer acquisition for the first time.
Manfred - LILOX customer testimonialManfredHead of Sales, Cloud ERP
5 out of 5
Nadine and her team were a stroke of luck for us. They helped us position our brand and product portfolio without forcing us to completely rethink our original vision or resources — they polished our rough diamond, so to speak. Thanks to a lead-generation strategy that actually fit our budget, we've been able to market our business model to exactly the right audience. A clear recommendation for SMEs like us.
Sabrina Winischhofer - LILOX customer testimonialSabrina WinischhoferCo-Founder, Vienna Etiquette Society
5 out of 5
For my company, AnimatedReal GmbH, I was looking for a modern, contemporary, and engaging website. Nadine took the time to really understand what I wanted. I'm extremely happy with the result — the new site hits exactly the tone and look I had in mind. What I valued most was Nadine's reliability, her openness to feedback, and her ability to perfectly balance design and functionality. I can wholeheartedly recommend Nadine and the Lilox team!
Fabian Olbrecht - LILOX customer testimonialFabian OlbrechtManaging Director, AnimatedReal
5 out of 5
As a complete newcomer to marketing (especially LinkedIn/Google Ads), working with Nadine Fraiss and Lilox has been not only highly professional but also incredibly personable and empathetic. I'd wager Nadine can help marketing pros just as well — marketing beginners are certainly in extremely good hands. 100% recommended!
Alex Schubert - LILOX customer testimonialAlex SchubertManaging Director, netwiss OG
5 out of 5
A top-notch execution. So glad I got to know Nadine. Very professional and friendly!
Svetlana Gradwohl - LILOX customer testimonialSvetlana GradwohlManaging Director, Gradwohl Creations

11 / Frequently asked questions

What happens if our industry isn’t listed?

Questions technical companies ask a B2B marketing agency

Your industry isn’t listed?

Send us a line about your offering. You’ll get an honest assessment from one of the two founders, not from an inbox.

Ask a question
Which industries does LILOX work with?

LILOX works with IT service providers, software houses and SaaS companies, with trade, industry and mechanical engineering, with tech startups and scale-ups, and with consulting firms. What these companies have in common is an offering that needs explaining and a business built on few, high-value customers.

Why these industries and not all of them?

Because otherwise your offering would get simplified. In these industries, we know the buying processes, the roles at the table, and the language from our own operational work. That means you only have to explain your product once.

We don’t belong to any of these industries. Do we still fit?

Check the four traits on this page. If your offering needs explaining, your buying cycles are long, several roles decide together, and a single order carries high value, the process fits regardless of the industry label.

Does every industry get its own approach?

The five-phase process stays the same. What differs by industry is your target customers, the language of your content, and the order in which channels start. In mechanical engineering, search often comes first; for startups, it’s usually LinkedIn.

How long does the build take in our industry?

The foundation of positioning, website, and conversion path is usually in place from four weeks. Channels run from week four. First conversations usually happen within six to nine weeks, regardless of industry.

What does the build cost for a company our size?

A new website or a website relaunch costs from €4,900 at a fixed price. Ongoing operations run on a monthly flat fee that reflects the scope of service you want and is cancellable monthly. An engagement is possible from €2,900 a month. For comparison, an in-house sales hire costs you €60,000 to €80,000 a year, plus onboarding, management, and tools.

Where do we start once we’ve chosen an industry?

With the visibility check, at no cost. In 30 minutes, you’ll see whether your company shows up in Google AI and ChatGPT, compared against two competitors you name. You get the findings as a document and decide afterward.

The next step

How to get started with professional B2B marketing for your industry

In the visibility check, we test whether and how your company shows up in Google AI and ChatGPT, and compare the result against two competitors you name. You get your findings as a document and we go through them together.

12real queries
2named competitors
3prioritized actions
30 minpresented live