2 years ago we had a great content engine running. Publishing regularly on our site—our content generated consistent leads… however the leads were low quality, and not the right fit for us as a small consultancy.

Quite a few of our blog articles were “me too” articles centered around marketing. They were listicles, idea pieces—all meant to be approachable and easy to understand for business owners. 

For the second annual Mautic Conference (AKA MautiCon), Facet continues its support with a Gold Sponsorship for the second year in a row.

As we continue our work with Mautic Kubernetes, it's paramount we continue to invest in the community — both in terms of donation and participation in key discussions.

Mauticast 23 is published today and joining the show for the first time is Facet's CTO, Jordan Ryan.

Mautic K8s, Facet's recently published Mautic helm charts, is among the announcements we shared early with Ekke and the Mauticast audience. We discussed at length:

Facet is proud to announce the open sourcing of our Mautic K8s distribution complete with helm 3 charts, infrastructure configuration, composer-based deployment workflow, and GitLab CI/CD management.

Facet's open sourcing of mautic-k8s represents a year of investment into solving high availability, site reliability, and scalability issues for our enterprise clients.

With our recent publication of the mautic-k8s helm charts and distribution, I think it's important to address the elephant in the room:

Why are enterprises choosing Mautic K8s?

It's simple. Usually by the time customers come to us they already: