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From deep tech to big headlines: Expanding ETL System’s reach

ETL Systems designs and builds elements of critical satellite communications infrastructure and has been at the forefront of radio frequency (RF) manufacturing for over 35 years. Its RF equipment is used by the world’s leading satellite operators and major Nato governments, but its expertise sat in a highly technical space. Its people hold deep, specialist knowledge — but the stories they wanted to tell needed to travel further than the satcom press. The work needed to reach journalists and editors across satcom, telecoms, broadcast, mobility and wider technology media — the titles that track innovation, shape opinion and influence commercial decision-making in global communications.

Transforming engineering insight into industry-leading content

The difficulty lay in translating highly technical insight into clear, relevant narratives that could resonate with wider technology, broadcast and mobility audiences without losing credibility.

Tank partnered with ETL to elevate the brand’s visibility beyond its traditional niche. The relationship centres on collaboration with ETL’s subject matter experts, turning their technical expertise into accessible, authoritative content with clear relevance to the wider industry.


Building visibility, credibility and commercial momentum

Tank built a broader media footprint for ETL by aligning its insight with the industry’s biggest pressures — resilience, security, spectrum efficiency and evolving connectivity demands.

We developed thought leadership and data-driven campaigns that delivered timely, valuable commentary. Working closely with ETL’s engineers and product specialists ensured every piece was grounded in real expertise, while remaining clear enough for non-specialist audiences.

The result was a steady flow of story-led content that positioned ETL Systems not only as a manufacturer, but as a voice shaping the future of satellite communications.


ETL coverage was featured alongside NASA in an industry round-up


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global coverage reach in 2024/25