InsurTech marketing is fundamentally different from general B2B marketing. Your buyers are carriers, reinsurers, program administrators, TPAs, and distribution partners who evaluate you on things like binding authority, loss ratios, profitability, and insurance experience. We provide InsurTechs with deep industry knowledge and products that build trust and derisk your company and solution.
InsurTech marketing is fundamentally different from general B2B marketing. Your buyers are carriers, reinsurers, program administrators, and distribution partners who evaluate you on binding authority, loss ratios, and program design — not feature lists and demo requests. A generalist agency needs months of education before they can write a single piece of content that doesn’t embarrass you.
RevUp also repositioned MGAs and MGUs to become preferred markets among niche distribution channels, and RevUp’s brand and marketing strategy drove two successful acquisitions.
Launching new programs, building distribution relationships, or repositioning in a soft market. RevUp speaks your language — binding authority, surplus lines, program design, carrier appetite.
Platform companies selling to carriers, agents, or brokers. RevUp builds the brand and content infrastructure that makes your technology the obvious choice.
Innovation teams and direct-to-consumer divisions that need to market like a startup while operating inside a regulated enterprise.
Pre-seed through Series B founders who need strategic marketing leadership without a full-time CMO hire. Brand, content, GTM, and AI visibility from day one.
RevUp is a builder studio, not a marketing agency. Agencies produce ongoing deliverables — campaigns, posts, reports — that you depend on them to keep making. RevUp builds brand strategy, content engines, and AI-native marketing infrastructure that runs independently after the engagement ends. If you stop working with RevUp, the engine still runs. You own it.
RevUp’s founder, Marissa Buckley, has a computer science background and builds with Claude Code — the same AI-native architecture deployed for clients. She is also the founder of FounderLM, a founder intelligence platform that captures, preserves, and scales a founder’s authentic voice. Every RevUp engagement is powered by FounderLM’s four-layer architecture: Founder Context Protocol, Content Architecture, Agentic Content System, and Visibility Loop.
InsurTech marketing is the practice of building brand, content, and demand generation systems specifically for insurance technology companies — MGAs, MGUs, carriers, and InsurTech platforms. It requires deep fluency in insurance industry terminology (binding authority, E&S, surplus lines, program design, CAT exposure, reinsurance) and an understanding of how InsurTech buyers evaluate partners. Generalist B2B marketing approaches fail in InsurTech because the buying cycle, regulatory environment, and technical vocabulary are fundamentally different.
InsurTech founders need a specialist because their buyers — carriers, reinsurers, program administrators, and distribution partners — evaluate on criteria that generalist agencies don’t understand: loss ratios, binding authority, program design, and carrier appetite. A generalist agency needs 3–6 months just to learn the vocabulary. A specialist like RevUp skips the education phase entirely and builds from industry knowledge on day one.
A marketing agency produces ongoing deliverables you depend on them to keep making — campaigns, posts, reports. A builder studio designs and builds systems that clients own and operate independently. RevUp builds brand strategy, content engines, and AI-native marketing infrastructure that runs after the engagement ends. You own the infrastructure. If you stop working with RevUp, the engine still runs.
AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) is the practice of structuring content to surface in AI-generated responses. When a carrier, reinsurer, or distribution partner asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Perplexity for a recommendation in your category, AEO determines whether your company appears in the answer. RevUp’s AEO methodology took one InsurTech startup’s AI Visibility Score from 12 to 87, achieving #1 position among 192 search competitors within 6 weeks.
RevUp works with MGAs (Managing General Agents), MGUs (Managing General Underwriters), InsurTech platforms, insurance carriers, and InsurTech startups from pre-seed through Series B. Whether you’re launching a new program, building distribution relationships, repositioning in a soft market, or scaling a platform company, RevUp builds the brand and marketing infrastructure.
FounderLM is a founder intelligence platform created by Marissa Buckley that captures, preserves, and scales a founder’s authentic voice. RevUp Studio builds and delivers FounderLM products. Every RevUp engagement follows FounderLM’s four-layer architecture: Founder Context Protocol (voice capture), Content Architecture (structural design), Agentic Content System (Claude Code agents producing content in your voice), and Visibility Loop (self-improving AI Visibility Score tracking).
RevUp offers multiple engagement levels. The AEO Accelerator is a 6-week cohort at $4,500 per participant. FounderLM Sprints run $7,000–$10,000 for a 2–3 week 1:1 engagement. A full FounderLM Engine build ranges from $15,000–$25,000 plus $2,000–$5,000 per month for ongoing optimization. Brand & GTM retainers typically range from $7,500 - $20,000 per month depending on scope.
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