Goodbye empty promises.
I generate profits

Yes.

Some clients don't have a need for the full program. If you need me to do an audit or consult on demand, no problem.

Just shoot me a message and I'll tailor a cheaper package for you :)

No. I will save you time.

I give regular updates on the progress and we will have check-ins. However, for the best output, I need your input in certain matters. Brainstorming and Marketing go together like Yin and Yang.

Let’s be creative! Also, someone will need to create images and videos based on my input.

It can and it will be!

A universal path leading to success doesn’t exist in marketing. During our first call, I’ll ask several questions to understand your business, product, your current situation and goals. Through this, I will be able to make the first suggestions of how our collaboration could look like. Once we'll start the collaboration, I will do a deeper business dive.

The longer we work together, the more results and data we get, the more we will adjust the path. It’s a fluid process and nothing’s set in stone. What was the truth when we started might differ later on.

Long-term ROI for your company.

Tons of companies and agencies focus on short-term results (e.g. whitepaper-downloads). These can be of a decent quality at times, but are mostly not. Also, this is not scalable and doesn’t create long-term brand effects + it can cost you more what you get out of it.

I don't work in a silo. I take into consideration everything else you do when it comes to marketing & sales. I don't optimise for low CPLs only, I optimise for profits. A low CPL is fine but if none of these leads become customers, then what's the point.

Think about it logically: your favourite brand is your favourite brand because of some cool marketing they did. B2C brands like RedBull aren’t investing millions in cool stunts for fun.

Would you find them as cool if all their marketing was whitepaper downloads? B2B decision makers are also humans buying B2C brands doing fun marketing. Why would B2B marketing thus be different?

Because I believe in transparency.

Many other consultants and agencies take percentages of your ad-investments as commission. This leads to intransparent and influenced recommendations.

A different option is a results-based commission. This can lead to short-term recommendations.

Why? Brand awareness effects take months to years and a lot of it is not measurable. I would thus recommend measures that bring short-term effects (e.g. whitepaper download leads) for a higher pay-check.

A flat rate is thus the best option to get transparent, unbiased advice.

It depends a lot on your other channels and efforts.

If you already have other active marketing channels (e.g. Google ads) and website traffic, we can have results (e.g. leads) within 1-2 months.

If not, it can take around 3-4 months. I'll set you up for long-term success in the first months. Several campaigns will be up and running, you will have tons of data on your audience and what content they mostly engage with.

You will have a very good hunch on what content works on LinkedIn and have several top-notch examples of other LinkedIn advertisers. Lastly, you will have an aligned sales and marketing strategy and no more silos within your company.

Once that is done, it is smooth(er) sailing for some time (for which I offer a package too, don’t worry!). Happy to chat about it.

I literally pay for myself.

I have seen countless companies doing LinkedIn ads (even generally marketing & sales) without much knowledge. They spend thousands on ads that are set up badly.

LinkedIn’s default settings and AI recommendations are (most of the times) beneficial for LinkedIn, but not for companies. I know because I worked there.

This not only leads to bad results, but also data that is influenced by wrong settings and thus not statistically significant.

On top of that, many businesses then decide to de-invest from LinkedIn based on this experience, costing it in the long-term. This is why.