For executives
You don’t need to become a creator.
You need to be heard.
A day
Your total involvement: minutes.
One question arrives. You answer it out loud for 74 seconds.
RLVNT researches, checks your past positions and finds evidence.
Two drafts wait for approval. Estimated review time: 47 seconds each.
Distribution runs. Sales gets the argument before your market does.
What you actually receive
A monthly content program, not a monthly idea count.
The link a rep sends after a hard objection. Ranks, gets cited, closes doubt.
- Spec
- 900–1,400 words · 1 named author · 2–4 proprietary data points
- Cadence
- 2 per month per executive
- Where it ships
- Company blog + LinkedIn article + sales follow-up link
- Built from
- From one 90-second recorded answer plus your CRM and call data.
- “Why 60% of security budgets get spent on the wrong quarter”
- “The renewal question nobody asks until month 10”
- “We looked at 412 enterprise migrations. Three things predicted failure.”
Content Fingerprint™
AI shouldn’t make your CEO sound like everyone else’s CEO.
- Stories indexed
- 142
- Recorded conversations
- 31
- Published ideas
- 87
- Audience signals
- 4,821
- Enterprise software economics
AI can then amplify the person without replacing the person.
Build My FingerprintOne Question™
90 seconds from your executive. A week of content intelligence.
RLVNT asks the right person the right question at the right moment, then does everything that happens after the answer.
Morning, Sarah.
One question
What’s happening in your industry right now that you think most people are getting wrong?
Two intake engines
Your CEO isn't the only expert.
They're just the busiest one.
CEO, CRO, CTO, CISO
One recorded voice answer (90 seconds) + a Friday approval swipe.
- MondayWe send one question, chosen from live market signals and your open pipeline.
- TuesdayYou record 90 seconds of voice on your phone. No writing, no call.
- WednesdayWe produce 1 article, 3 LinkedIn posts, 1 sales asset, 1 media quote.
- ThursdayYou approve or reject in one screen. Rejections teach the Fingerprint.
- FridayIt ships from your profile, your blog, your reps' sequences.
Engineers, CS, support, implementation, sales
Slack prompts, call transcripts, support tickets, existing docs — with permission, opt-in per source.
- Always onThe Intelligence Feed watches calls, tickets and Slack for repeated expert answers.
- Detected“Three CS leads explained the same migration risk this week.” That's an asset.
- DraftedWe draft it under the practitioner's name, using their actual words.
- VerifiedOne Slack thumbs-up from them. 90 seconds of their day.
- PublishedDepth content buyers trust — and the reason engineers apply to work with you.
Approval experience
47 seconds of judgment. That’s the whole ask.
SaaS isn’t getting more expensive. Bad SaaS economics are just becoming visible.
A competitor raised enterprise pricing 18% last week. In 27 of our own customer conversations this quarter, buyers described the same thing: they aren’t paying for software anymore, they’re paying for the gap between what they bought and what they use.
After 17 years of building enterprise software, my rule hasn’t changed: software should get cheaper as it scales. If your pricing depends on customers not noticing, that’s not a pricing model. That’s a countdown.
- CEO interview · Aug 14
- 27 CRM conversations
- Competitor pricing announcement
- Previous Sarah POV · June 18
- Industry benchmark
Every claim traces back to a recorded conversation, a data set or a verified source.
Mobile product
Three behaviors. Under five minutes a day.
01
Talk
Record a thought.
02
Review
Approve something RLVNT created.
03
Know
See what matters today.
Before / after
The same team. A different operation.
- 12 content meetings/month
- 47 Slack messages
- 6 executives chased for input
- Generic briefs
- Freelance writers
- AI drafts
- Revision cycles
- Content calendar anxiety
- Disconnected analytics
- “What should we post?”
- Signals detected automatically
- Experts contribute in minutes
- Proprietary evidence surfaced
- AI handles production
- Human approval
- Automatic distribution
- Revenue attribution
- Organizational memory
“We’ve already started working on it.”
Why this matters commercially
One influenced deal pays for the year.
Illustrative model, not a forecast. It uses your ACV and a deliberately conservative number of influenced deals — we track influence in your CRM, so you can replace these inputs with real attribution after quarter one.
- Cost of the alternative: one mid-level content hire ≈ $95k–$140k fully loaded, one channel.
- Cost of doing nothing: your best thinking stays invisible while competitors publish weekly.
The evidence, with sources
of B2B buyers say thought leadership helped them add a vendor to the shortlist they hadn't considered.
Edelman / LinkedIn B2B Thought Leadership Impact Report
of decision-makers say it caused them to question their existing provider.
Edelman / LinkedIn B2B Thought Leadership Impact Report
of the buying journey is complete before a buyer contacts sales, so the content is the first rep.
Gartner B2B buying research
reach: employee-shared content typically outperforms the same content on the brand page.
LinkedIn employee advocacy benchmarks
Get started
Three steps. Live in two weeks.
Free intelligence scan
Two minutes. We map what your company already knows that the market has never heard.
Fingerprint session
A 45-minute interview with a RLVNT strategist captures voice, stance and proprietary material.
Content starts shipping
Signals, drafts and distribution running weekly — with an approval queue that takes minutes.
There are already enough words on the internet.
Add something worth knowing.
Discover the ideas, expertise and proprietary intelligence already hiding inside your company.