About

Our services generate more leads or online sales for your business, providing measurable ROI.

Growth-hacking methodology

Tech entrepreneur and startup advisor Sean Ellis first coined the term ‘growth-hacking’ in 2010. It's the concept that startups and SMEs don't need to build and manage a marketing team or establish a complicated marketing plan to achieve their business objectives – they simply need growth.

“Without the same access to resources or budget, smaller companies need to maximise their creativity online and react quickly to utilise market data.”

Self-proclaimed ‘marketing experts’ from traditional marketing backgrounds lack a good enough understanding of the current digital landscape; struggle to overcome technical hurdles; or simply can't keep up with the fast-paced nature of the digital marketing industry.

With our specialist knowledge and decades of experience, we are able to thrive where others fail.

About the owner

My professional career began at a full-service web agency in 2008, as a junior Online Marketing (PPC) Manager, after six years of studying IT & Media in full-time education.

Four years later, having acquired advanced knowledge of Search Engine Optimisation practises and experience creating and managing dozens of online advertising campaigns for a wide range of clients, with annual advertising budgets totalling ~£1.2M, I resigned as Head of SEO/PPC and went on to join Google's tech startup community—TechHub @ Google Campus—in the heart of London's ‘Tech City’, Shoreditch. Here I worked with an innovative iGaming startup as a marketing affiliate and private investor.

After a successful year at Google Campus, in 2013 I joined a London-based B2B service company operating in the FMCG sector. As the Online Marketing Manager, I led the execution of the company's digital strategy and oversaw years of traffic growth and development of the eCommerce business, while building and managing a team of in-house staff and agency specialists.

Some years later I was headhunted by a FTSE 100 company in the Information Management sector, but chose to decline the offer in favour of starting my own small business.