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Content Marketing for Huntingdon's Technical Buyers
A defence supply chain buyer in Huntingdon searches for a capability, a material or a standard, not a company name, and half of them will find you that way. Volume metrics are close to meaningless here, since the whole audience for what you sell might be a few hundred people in the country. We work from Hills Road, about 30 minutes down the A14, and plan content around the specification questions your sales team actually gets asked.

About us
Clickscope is a small content team about 30 minutes from Huntingdon on the A14, writing specification, comparison and proof pages for engineering and defence supply chain businesses. Being a Cambridge digital marketing agency 30 minutes down the A14 means your content isn't run by someone who's never seen the premises.
Our MISSION
Answer the specification question, then measure the page on enquiries
A Huntingdon buyer is often technical and sits within a small buying committee, so we begin with the real questions they put to your sales team. We track each piece by enquiries and conversions, not rankings or referring links alone.

Judged on enquiries, per page
Every piece is tracked for the enquiries, sales and assisted conversions it delivers, and after ninety days we decide to keep, update, expand or delete it.
How we run content marketing for Huntingdon businesses
01 / How we work
The pages that answer a real specification question
Comparison and capability pages, including honest ones about where you're not the right fit, tend to convert unusually well and almost nobody in this market writes them.

Pricing and capability pages, answered honestly
Huntingdon buyers search for cost, capability and standards constantly, and refusing to answer just sends them to a competitor willing to.

Copyright is yours from invoice
From the point of invoicing, copyright, including briefs, drafts and interview transcripts, belongs to you, and none of it disappears if you leave.
Client Results
Clickscope's own first client came from a single blog post about SEO, not a whole content calendar. That was one result, in one market, at one moment, and we'd not promise a Huntingdon engineering firm the same outcome. It's the reason we'd rather publish a handful of pages worth reading properly than a stack written just to hit a schedule.
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For a building brand we grew year-on-year revenue by 132%. SEO up 363%, PPC up 55%. That's £239,000 more every month, and not a seasonal product.
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We've provided training and consulting to over 60 other digital marketing agencies and freelancers. A number of them now refer their own SEO clients to us.
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Years on Google Ads
Nearly two decades of combined Google Ads experience, and over ten years running SEO campaigns, including work alongside brands like Costa Coffee.
FAQ
The questions you actually want answered
Can we discuss the content plan face to face first?
Yes. Our office is at 9 Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 1GE, about 30 minutes down the A14, and interviews for technical pieces often happen on your own premises.
How many pieces do you produce for us monthly?
Typically two to four in-depth pieces monthly rather than eight thin ones, depending on format. A technical specification page takes considerably longer than a news post, so it counts for several.
Is there a minimum contract term for content work?
No. There's no minimum term, content runs rolling monthly, and 30 days' notice lets you leave while keeping every page you commissioned.
Do we review content before it's published?
Yes. Every page needs your sign-off before publishing, and we'd prefer pedantic checking of the technical detail over polite silence.
Our audience is only a few hundred people nationally. Is content marketing worth it at that scale?
Often yes, because a technical specification page rarely gets much traffic here but frequently produces the best enquiries in the business, since the person reading it already has a real need.
Which Huntingdon sectors do you write content for?
Precision engineering and electronics, and defence and aerospace supply chain firms, are sectors we write for regularly here, where a generic page is spotted immediately by a technical reader.
Do you only write content for Huntingdon businesses?
No. We're based at 9 Hills Road in Cambridge and also write for clients across Cambridgeshire, including Cambridge, St Neots and Bury St Edmunds. Being close to Huntingdon is about how we interview your team, not who reads the pages.
Will you also build the pages our content appears on?
Yes. Web design and development sit in-house alongside content marketing, so a specification or comparison page can be built to convert as well as written to inform.
What can we expect in the opening 90 days of content work?
We map the specification questions your sales team answers every week into problem, comparison and proof pages, agree a quarterly plan, then interview someone in your business before anything is drafted.
How is the performance of content marketing tracked?
Per page, not in aggregate, tracking the enquiries or assisted conversions each piece produced alongside rankings as a secondary indicator, with a keep, update, expand or delete verdict after ninety days.
A specification page here might get very little traffic. How do you justify writing it?
By who reads it rather than how many. One well-answered specification question can be the reason a buying committee shortlists you at all, which a traffic chart won't show.
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