FUJITSU

Thought leadership content driving C-suite engagement to Fujitsu worldwide​

We created a multi award-winning integrated web, social and print programme showcasing valuable insights from the world’s leading business thinkers and rock star executives. This enabled Fujitsu to reach to an elusive target group: global CxOs, with demonstrable results.

SERVICES

Web/mobile presence, High-impact video, Social activation, Print magazines (events & verticals), Email newsletters, ABM targeting support

Thought leadership content driving C-suite engagement to Fujitsu worldwide

We created a multi award-winning integrated web, social and print programme showcasing valuable insights from the world’s leading business thinkers and rock star executives. This enabled Fujitsu to reach to an elusive target group: global CxOs, with demonstrable results.

SERVICES

Web/mobile presence, High-impact video, Social activation, Print magazines (events & verticals), Email newsletters, ABM targeting support

Inspiring and deepening
C-suite engagements
for Fujitsu

Senior technology decision makers are notoriously hard to access. To connect with them meaningfully, you need to create a genuine value exchange: delivering premium content that they want to engage with and featuring their business heroes. The thought-leadership programme we created for Fujitsu – across web, social and print – did just that, allowing the company to cultivate new and deeper customer engagements.

The results

  • Awarded ‘Best B2B content programme in tech’ at the CMA Awards
  • 100,000+ business readers
  • 1.84 million page-views
  • 1.2 minutes average time on page

Why it matters.

With the I-CIO thought-leadership programme, 7C3 built a direct connection to an elusive tech audience that was a roll call of the world’s top CIOs and CTOs. While subtly surfacing Fujitsu’s innovative solutions, the customer engagement created was directly linked to major contracts wins.

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