Growth Marketing

Marketing that runs itself

The revenue side of the business stops depending on someone remembering. Audiences rebuild themselves from your CRM and customer data, email and lifecycle flows go out on the moment rather than the calendar, and every new enquiry is enriched and answered while it is still warm.

Human in the loop

Budgets and strategy stay yours to sign off. The system only moves the levers you have already approved, and nothing reaches a customer without a person sending it.

What we build here

Everything we build follows the same rule: the system prepares the work, a person approves it.

Marketing & ads automation

Automation built by someone who ran the ads for ten years. Audiences rebuild themselves from your CRM and customer data — synced to Meta, Google and LinkedIn, deduped, always fresh. Bid strategies adjust to margin and stock instead of platform defaults. SEO and CRO grunt work — briefs, meta data, experiment reporting — arrives prepared.

Human in the loop

Budgets and strategy stay yours to sign off — the system moves the levers you've already approved.

Lead enrichment & follow-up

A new enquiry never sits unread. The moment a lead arrives it's enriched — company, role, context — qualified against your criteria, routed to the right person, and a first reply is already drafted. Your team reviews, edits, sends. Follow-up happens in the busy weeks too.

Human in the loop

No email leaves without a person approving it.

Email flows & CRM journeys

The welcome sequence, the winback, the renewal nudge — the emails everyone agrees should go out and nobody has time to send. Flows run off the same customer data your ads do, so a lifecycle email fires on the moment it describes rather than on the day someone remembered to schedule it. Segments stay current because they rebuild themselves, and the copy arrives drafted.

Human in the loop

You approve the sequence once, not every send — and anything that reads like a new offer waits for a person before it goes out.

The First Step

The Automation Audit — €500, fixed

Every engagement starts with an audit, because the most expensive automation is the one that solves the wrong problem. It isn't an automated scan or a questionnaire: over one to two weeks we sit down with the people who actually do the work, map where their hours go, and review the tools you already pay for.

  • If we don't surface three automatable processes with a clear return, you get your money back.
  • The roadmap is yours either way, whoever builds it.

Our comprehensive audits typically require at least 5 hours of deep-dive analysis. Have a smaller scope in mind? Let’s chat to find an approach tailored to your needs.

Find out which of these is worth building first

The audit is where that gets decided — one to two weeks, a fixed €500, credited against whatever you build. If you'd rather talk it through first, the intro call is free.