Marketing
If nobody knows the lights are on,
they might as well be off.
That, in a sentence, is marketing. You can build something brilliant, but attention is a job of its own. I have spent twelve years getting household names looked at: McDonald's, Sage, Channel 4, and a Google award along the way.
Marketing is a stack of jobs, not one.
Positioning, pages, media and the numbers that prove it worked. Drag the cards, or step through them.
Who actually buys
Why they choose you
One sharp message
Get this right and every pound after it works harder. Get it wrong and no budget can save you. It is the cheapest fix in marketing, and the most skipped.
Positioning.
Landing pages
Fast and focused
Written to sell, not to please a committee
Your ads are only ever as good as the page they land on. Half the campaign is what happens after the click, so I build that half too.
Pages that convert.
Search
Social
Display
Bought on evidence
Twelve years buying media for household names, now spent like it is your own money. What performs gets more. What does not gets switched off.
Media buying.
Leads and revenue
Cost per outcome
Live, not a monthly PDF
You will always know what a lead costs and where it came from. If a number cannot change a decision, it does not make the dashboard.
Reporting.
McDonald's
Sage
Channel 4
A Google award
The same discipline that ran national campaigns, pointed at your business. Ask BuryAI in the bar below about any of them.
The receipts.
Every stage is a leak to plug.
Attention narrows to money at every step, and what you say has to change with it. Hover a stage to see the playbook — the networks, the message and the actual ads, built here for an example client: Niftiee, the employee benefits platform.
Reach
In their head: “Never heard of Niftiee. Doesn't know the category exists.”
Nobody Googles “employee benefits platform” if they've never heard the phrase. So up here I'm not selling anything — I'm teaching the category and planting one sticky number: what staff could be saving. Broad targeting, cheap reach, and the only job is making the idea feel familiar before we ever ask for a click.
An example full-funnel build for Niftiee — every ad is a mockup in their brand kit, showing how the creative and the message shift as people move toward the win.
One brand, carried through every channel
Every piece below is one client, Niftiee, from homepage to inbox. Hover a tile for what I deliver; click it for how I do it.
A fast site and landing pages built to convert the clicks the ads buy.
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Search campaigns that catch buyers at the exact moment they're looking.
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Display banners bought properly: right person, right place, fair price.
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Feed-native ads for Instagram and LinkedIn, made to be seen, not skipped.
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Rankings you own, not rent — pages that keep earning after the ads stop.
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Emails people open, and the automated journeys behind them.
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A dashboard showing what a lead costs and where every one came from.
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Niftiee is real and rather good. These pieces are my demonstration work — built to show the range, not pulled from a live campaign.
Let's talk.
Tell me what you sell and who buys it. I'll tell you whether the message or the media needs fixing first.
How I deliver
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