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Eight things. Five I have done for years.

I help crypto, fintech and B2B tech companies grow through marketing that actually works. Not decks full of buzzwords, and not vanity metrics — strategies, channels and execution that move the numbers you care about.

Most clients use two or three of these together. A strategy sets the direction, then SEO and content — or paid and social — do the heavy lifting.

01

Digital marketing strategy

Audience research, channel planning, go-to-market, and measurement frameworks. The decision-making layer that tells you what to do, in what order, and how you’ll know it’s working.

What this involves
  • Audience analysis
  • Channel planning
  • Go-to-market
  • Measurement frameworks
02

Search engine optimisation

Technical SEO, keyword strategy, content optimisation, and authority building. I fix the structural problems that stop search engines finding you, then build the visibility that compounds over time.

What this involves
  • Technical audits
  • Keyword strategy
  • Content optimisation
  • Digital PR
03

Content marketing

Content strategy, thought leadership, newsletters, and distribution. Not volume for volume’s sake. Content that answers the questions your buyers actually have, in places they’ll actually find it.

What this involves
  • Content strategy
  • Thought leadership
  • Ghostwriting
  • Distribution
04

Social media management

Channel strategy, community management, content publishing, and paid social across X, Discord, Telegram, and LinkedIn. Where your audience already is, not where you wish they were.

What this involves
  • Community management
  • Content & publishing
  • Paid social
  • Reporting
05

Paid advertising

Google Ads, Meta advertising, tracking, and bid optimisation. Paid media in crypto is tricky — platform policies shift, audiences are sceptical, and most budgets leak. I stop the leaks.

What this involves
  • Google Ads
  • Meta Ads
  • Tracking & attribution
  • Bid optimisation

Newer work

Three areas I have moved into more recently. The work is real and so is the experience behind it, but I have less published proof than for the five above — so they are listed separately rather than presented as equivalent.

06

Digital transformation

Replatforming, measurement infrastructure, and the way a marketing team actually runs. Most problems that look like strategy problems are plumbing problems — the tracking is wrong, the site can’t ship a page, and nobody agrees what a lead is.

What this involves
  • Website replatforming
  • Measurement & attribution
  • CRM & lifecycle
  • Operating rhythm
07

AI consultancy

Where AI genuinely improves a marketing team’s work and where it is theatre. Workflow design, tooling, quality standards, and the judgement to say when the honest answer is “don’t”.

What this involves
  • Workflow audit
  • Tooling & setup
  • Quality standards
  • Team enablement
08

AI search visibility

Answer engine optimisation. Being the source an AI cites when someone asks it a question in your category — which is a different job from ranking, and increasingly the one that decides whether you get considered at all.

What this involves
  • Citation auditing
  • Content architecture
  • Structured data & llms.txt
  • Monitoring
01

How an engagement runs

Three shapes. No lock-in on any of them.

Fixed fee, 3–4 weeks

Audit and roadmap

I look at what you are running now, find what is structurally broken as opposed to merely underperforming, and hand back a prioritised plan you could execute without me. Most engagements start here.

Monthly, no lock-in

Ongoing retainer

Strategy plus execution across the channels that matter for your stage. Two or three disciplines working together rather than all five at once.

By arrangement

Advisory

For teams with people in place who need someone senior to pressure-test the plan, review the work, and say the unpopular thing.

Each of these has a price attached on the pricing page. If you’re not sure which of them you need, that is itself a useful thing to find out — start a conversation and we’ll work it out.