Real businesses. Real numbers.
Nobody should commit budget on the strength of a promise. Here’s what happened to businesses I’ve worked with, what the problem was, what was done about it, and what changed.
Three more, with the numbers already in.
The results are real and verified, the full write-ups are on their way. Ask me about any of them on a call in the meantime.
Construction recruitment agency
Website rebuild, a new job publishing and advertising system, content and social, turning a near-invisible site into the agency’s main source of candidates.
Write-up coming soonBio tech company
A new website, email marketing and content built to explain a technical proposition to a non-technical buyer, from no appointments to a full diary.
Write-up coming soonOn-Site Waste to Energy
Website rebuild, content and email positioning a British engineering business for buyers in markets it had never sold into before.
Write-up coming soonWhy clients keep me on.
“Steve’s thorough analysis ensured my website performs optimally, delivering essential leads. Highly recommended.”
“Steve’s deep understanding of our needs helped us develop a precise marketing strategy across all social media.”
“As well as great sales and marketing knowledge, Steve has fine attention to detail and impressive, bomb-proof processes.”
None of these were clever. All of them were consistent.
Every one of these businesses was already good at what it did. The gap was visibility, structure and someone doing the unglamorous monthly work without being chased. That’s the whole method.
Nothing else matters until people can find you at the moment they’re deciding.
Channels reinforce each other when they’re run together and undercut each other when they aren’t.
Every one of these numbers exists because someone was tracking it and adjusting.
Want your business to be the next one on this page?
Thirty minutes, no charge. I’ll look at your visibility and your competitors beforehand and tell you honestly what I’d fix first.