My hourly CPA service (where “CPA” stands for content-proposal-analysis), the Bredemarket Long Writing Service, does not have a “standard” offering per se, because of the variability of what may be needed.
Work is billed at an hourly rate.
Bredemarket 4000 Long Writing Service.
Bredemarket can create any content, proposals, or analyses (hourly CPA service: geddit?) you need—blogs, case studies / testimonials, data sheets, e-books, proposals, social media posts / Xs (or whatever tweets are called today), white papers, or anything that can be billed at an hourly rate.
The big difference is that it directs you to a new, friction-reducing landing page, “Watch a 15-Second Pitch, Book a Free 30-Minute Meeting.” On a single page you can watch the video, learn more, and book a meeting with me. I like click reduction, and so will you.
It will take about a week until I flush things through the system—some previously scheduled posts may reference the old landing page, and some previously scheduled videos DEFINITELY reference the old page. But eventually things will get back to normal.
Late last year I developed a video entitled “Bredemarket: Services, Process, and Pricing.” You don’t have time to sit through a 90 minute timeshare presentation, do you? So I developed a 90 second Bredemarket pitch, including the pricing, so that you know in less than 2 minutes whether you can afford me or not.
In other words, Johnny got wordy again.
I’ve done this before, when my team developed 4+ page competitive analyses and I called them “battlecards.” Heck, that’s a WAR card.
In the same way, something that is 90 seconds long isn’t a “pitch.” It’s an entire at bat.
The 30 Second Bredemarket Pitch
So I trimmed. So long, wildebeests. Farewell, Seven Questions. Auf wiedersehen, review cycle lengths. Goodbye, fluff.
And got it down to 30 seconds.
With my ska slop song. Keep moving!
Bredemarket: Services, Process, and Pricing in 30 seconds. Revised 10/28/2026.
Now that seems reasonable…except that Major League Baseball changed its rules regarding pitch length. With no runners on base, a pitcher only has 15 seconds to deliver. Not 30. And definitely not 90.
Forget trimming. Time for the hacksaw.
The 15 Second Bredemarket Pitch
So I hacked more things. My biometric product marketing expertise. Mention of most of my packages.
Biometric marketer, it’s September. How will you ever finish that critical project before the end of the year?
You know, THAT project. The one that you wanted to complete by the end of the year. But your staff is overwhelmed with other tasks. And the people on Upwork don’t understand biometrics.
I guess that dropping the project is an option, but why not get a budget and find a consultant?
Getting a budget
This is the hard part. Because if you want to complete your project, you have to start now. And you have to allow for delays.
The first delay is in kicking off the project. Theoretically you can kick it off in a week, but in reality it’s going to take a month. Because reasons.
YOU: Boss, we have to get this project done. I need the budget for a consultant and need it now.
BOSS: Sorry, but I’m headed out of town tonight. Talk to me next week.
YOU: Boss, it’s next week, and I really need to kick off the project.
BOSS: I need Sandra to approve, but she’s in Paris this week.
So you give up on that track for a moment and look at finding a consultant.
Finding a consultant
Which turns out to be surprisingly easy. Because if you need a consultant to help you complete a biometric marketing project, there’s one clear choice. Me. John E. Bredehoft of Bredemarket.
But won’t it take forever to discover what Bredemarket can do, how Bredemarket does it, and how much it costs?
It will take you…less than two minutes. Watch the video.
Bredemarket: Services, Process, and Pricing. Revised 10/28/2026.
And if you can’t spare two minutes, my hourly rate (as of September 2026 for “Bredemarket 4000”) is $100/hour, net 15, billed weekly.
But wait: you still need the budget.
Google Gemini.
Back to getting a budget to finish that project
YOU: Boss, did you talk to Sandra?
BOSS: Sandra wants to know if we can find someone.
YOU: So how about this? What about someone with over 30 years of biometric experience from Incode, IDEMIA, MorphoTrak, Motorola, Printrak, and over a dozen biometric consulting clients who can provide all these services to us?
Compelling CONTENT Creation
Blog posts. Among other projects, I’ve authored a multi-month blog series to attract business to a client.
Case studies and testimonials. Among other projects, I’ve written a dozen case studies to justify a firm’s capabilities to its projects.
White papers. My white papers have made the case for the superiority of my clients’ products and services.
Winning PROPOSAL Development
Proposal services (managing, writing, editing, other). My proposals have won business for Bredemarket clients and for my former employers.
Actionable ANALYSIS
Analysis services. My market, product, and competitive analyses for Bredemarket clients and former employers have not only gathered necessary information and insights, but have also suggested a path forward.
What are the alternatives to finish that project?
BOSS: Bredemarket sounds good, but we need options.
YOU: Boss, frankly the options aren’t good. Let’s spend three minutes looking at them.
Considering Bredemarket.
BOSS: You’re right. Let’s talk to this guy. Schedule a meeting.
So I asked Google Gemini if Bredemarket is “affordable.“
Here’s part of what it said:
“For specialized B2B technology and biometric writing, its pricing sits in a clear middle ground—more expensive than entry-level freelance platforms, but much less costly than hiring a full-service marketing agency or full-time specialized writer.”
Regarding the latter option:
“For tech, identity, and biometric companies that require domain expertise, paying $100/hr or flat package rates can save tens of thousands compared to agency retainers or dedicated headcount.”
But you don’t care what the bot thinks. Judge for yourself.
