Strategy you can run on Monday morning.
Every engagement ends with work in market and a number that moved. Here's what each service covers, how long it takes and what it has produced for past clients.
Copywriting
Good copy comes from customers. I interview five to eight of your buyers, read your sales call notes and write with the words they already use.
Signup conversion on a fintech onboarding page after a copy rewrite. Same design, same traffic.
Go-to-Market strategy
A GTM plan says who you sell to, why they buy, how they hear about you and what sales does next. I write it with your sales and product leads in the room so it actually gets used.
Lower customer acquisition cost on an HR-tech add-on launch, by selling to the existing customer base first.
Campaign strategy
I plan campaigns backward from pipeline. We agree the target, work out what it costs to reach it and set up tracking before a single ad goes live.
Pipeline to spend on a LinkedIn and webinar program for an e-commerce analytics platform.
Embedded marketing management
Some teams need a head of marketing before they can hire one. I join your Slack, your standups and your leadership meeting, and I run marketing like it's my own number.
MQL to SQL conversion at a logistics SaaS company over nine months, after rebuilding lead scoring with sales.
Pick the format that fits the problem.
Project
Fixed scope and fixed fee, with a start and end date. Best for copy, GTM plans and single campaigns.
Retainer
Monthly campaign management, reviews and reporting. Cancel with 30 days' notice. Best once the plan exists.
Embedded
Part-time marketing leadership, two to four days a week. Best between a funding round and your first marketing hire.
Not sure which one fits?
Describe the problem in a few lines. I'll tell you which format I'd pick and why.