Too vague
Broad market labels blur distinct buyers into one generic campaign. "Manufacturing" is not a market — plastic injection molders is.
Vertica messages down to the six-digit NAICS code.
Too vague
Vertica messages down to the six-digit NAICS code.
Too slow
Vertica gives one operator a complete, reviewable workflow from evidence to execution.
Too disconnected
Vertica builds sales enablement from the same context that built the campaign — one source of truth, not a handoff.
Inside the product
Vertica keeps the market choice, strategy, review trail, campaign calendar, sales enablement, and collateral connected. Every output remains editable and requires human review.
Product shown with synthetic demo data. Outputs are AI-assisted drafts and should be reviewed before use.

Tap to open full sizeEdit, verify, review, approve, and export each section instead of accepting a single opaque AI response.

Tap to open full sizeCascade quarterly themes into scheduled pieces by month and channel, then brief and generate each asset when it is ready.

Tap to open full sizeCreate campaign assets from the same approved messaging, personas, evidence, and positioning.
Plastic injection molders is. So is multi-site dental. So is refrigerated 3PL. So is HVAC contractors who run more than one truck.
Vertica works at the micro-vertical level — down to the six-digit NAICS code — so your content speaks the exact language of the buyer you're chasing. Not a persona sketch. The real vocabulary, the real pains, the real way that industry talks about itself.
Sample data, not customer results. Won accounts are the closed-won customers on the list you upload. Vertica assigns each one a NAICS industry code, groups them down to the six-digit code, and lists the biggest groups first: the industries you already sell into most are your first candidate markets.
Won accounts
Won accounts
Won accounts
Verticals can come from your customer base, your market research, or verticals you already know you want to enter.
What it takes from you
Brand voice, product mix, use cases, geography, and the verticals you want to go after. You enter it once; every plan and asset is built from it, whether the vertical is new to you or one you already win.
A customer list, market research, or a starting hypothesis. A CSV of closed-won accounts gets enriched with industry codes, revenue bands, and firmographics; with no list, the plan starts from market and firmographic data instead. Your data stays yours: never used to train models, never shared.
What used to take a research analyst, a content team, a channel owner and a manager to sign off on, one person now owns end to end. The drafts arrive; your job is to check, edit, and approve them.
Who it's for
What's inside
Start from evidence
Upload your customer list and Vertica enriches every account with six-digit NAICS codes, revenue bands, and firmographics — then shows you where your wins already cluster. The verticals you should attack next stop being a debate and start being a ranked list, backed by your own closed-won history instead of a hunch.
One source of truth
Marketing and sales operating off the same NAICS-level context — not a monthly sync, the same source data — means leads move faster because the handoff isn't a translation problem anymore. Sales gets talk tracks in the buyer's actual vocabulary the moment marketing ships the campaign, not a quarter later.
From the teams who have seen it
“It looks great! We would love to use this as a case study of how partners can build off the vertical campaigns and go down a layer deeper based on their specific capabilities and customer base.”
“Impressive stuff!”
“This is the most impressive tool I have seen!”
“Our marketing plans aren’t nearly as good as this. … This is going to help us so much.”
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