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How do we grow Startups, Brands & SME's 10x faster than the rest?

🔥 By building & managing the best digital advertising teams in the world 🔥 

No matter what business you run, we'll source the very best talent in your industry to deliver a 1 in a Million service. 

Want 10x results? Get in touch!

Founding Director

Matineé Agency

We fill high-end events with young & affluent attendees. 
If you want to sell out on release day, whether it's:
- Balls & Galas
- Races & Sports
- Private Members Clubs
& everything in between...

We're the #1 authority on selling out events with the young and wealthy.

Founder

Robusto House

My introduction to the High-End Hospitality industry was becoming Head of Marketing for game-changing events retail company 
https://robustohouse.co.uk/

Robusto House serves 10,000's of punters across the UK every year. Making us the #1 UK (& potentially in the world) cigar events retailer. 
Working such prestigious events like:

⭐ Royal Ascot
⭐ Henley Royal Regatta
⭐ Goodwod
⭐ Chestertons Polo in the Park
⭐ Sandhurst

& many many more.

Head of Events Marketing

In The Mist Events ltd

My first business! 

I started my entrepreneurial journey by dropping out of uni (classic 🙄)& founding In The Mist. A music event company that founded 5 separate successful brands, worked with 100+ promoters, that saw us host 1000’s of uni students across a variety of venues, dancing to the whole spectrum of dance music genres. Good times! Not very profitable… 😅

A business I was truly passionate about. I loved every moment of it. Still to this day I have a soft spot for the party scene…. Watch this space?👀😉

Director & Co-Founder

Filling High-End Hospitality Businesses With Young & Affluent Clientele 🕺 £2m+ Generated for Clients

⚡ I've spent 10+ years running my own small businesses. Now I focus on one thing only👇 

Making advertising online:
✔️ Affordable
✔️ Effective
✔️ And, reliable for UK businesses!

I've made millions for my clients. But, most agencies do nothing but take your cash and leave you with not much to show for it. This is why I developed my 'anti-agency' approach 👇 

⭐️ We only charge low one-time fixed-fees
⭐️ You can spend as much, or little, as you want
⭐️ With no minimum contract lengths

This makes advertising something that every business can benefit from.

Book 15 minutes for your team today & I'll show you exactly how we'd work with you to build a bespoke advertising strategy that fits your needs.

Book a meeting here > calendly.com/isaac-twidale/new-business

DM me anytime 📩
email me at isaac@wedoads.co.uk 🌐
or just call me! +447909836585 ☎️

Isaac Twidale 🕺

Nude Digital

Nude Digital is a London-based SMMA that helps brand scale using content and advertising.

At NUDE, we do things a little differently. We’re not afraid to stand out from the crowd, and neither should you.

We're drowning in a sea of meaningless sameness.

We'll guide you to exactly where you want to be with disruptive digital marketing.  

Disruptive content is the heart of all our services and has become an indispensable tool in every brand’s marketing. Strong, creative pieces will set your brand apart from competitors, improve your reputation and educate your audience. A cost-effective way to influence conversion and bring in new leads!

Our services include:
- Organic social media marketing
- Paid social media advertising
- Personal branding
- Content creation
- Email marketing
- Lead generation

Cut through the noise and get your message heard.

Co-Founder

Informa Tech

Marketing Executive

Tesla

Product Specialist

The Coca-Cola Company

Brand Ambassador

JBL Professional

Marketing Assistant

Gfinity Plc

Marketing and Events Assistant (contract)

British Judo Association

The British Judo Association is the recognised National Governing Body for the Olympic sport of judo in Great Britain. British Judo is a membership organisation and delivers judo through its network of clubs and qualified coaches across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. There are just under 900 British Judo Association Clubs in Great Britain. 

The membership department deals with everything in regards to indiviual player and club memberships primarily using Salesforce. The heavily customer service based role allows for an employee to develop healthy customer client relationships, contributing to the overall positive outlook of the organisation. Along with a vast understanding and knowledge of sales force is a variety of Microsoft office based skills, espeically with Excel, Word and Adobe Acrobat.

Membership Marketing Officer

Co-Founder @ Nude Digital | Organic & Paid Social Media Marketing

Co-Founder of Nude Digital Marketing 

"Oh no, not another digital marketing agency owner"

I completely understand...

But we do things differently, and we have the results to back it up!

We've helped 50+ organisations stand out, grow and scale over 3 years using:

- Organic social Media
- Paid social/PPC
- Email marketing
- Outreach
- Personal branding
- Graphic design 

If you're serious about growing your business through content, social media and advertising, you're in the right place.

However, it can be daunting jumping in deep end straight off the bat.

So let's have a 20min chat to see where you're at.

Worst case scenario you can steal our ideas.

Book free 20 min consultation here: https://calendly.com/jordan-nudedigital/30min

Jordan Chappell

A little Friday appreciation post.

I don’t think many agencies can say they genuinely enjoy working with most of their clients.

But right now, we’re lucky.

The clients we have on board are genuinely fun to work with, even when things get tough.

And this week has been hectic, to say the least.

So far, we’ve:

- Launched a pretty risky anti–Black Friday campaign
- Developed 5 funny UGC videos for a SaaS brand
- Fixed a broken tracking issue on Google and Meta
- Revised and finalised two content plans for December
- Designed and built a last-minute 30-page pitch deck
- Run an online workshop to prep a launch strategy

If we had to do all of this with clients who panic or breathe down our necks, it would be a lot harder.

I think we’re in this position because we can’t stand the overly professional corporate nonsense.

If you just build real relationships by being honest, in good moments and bad, everything gets easier on both sides.

Anyway, super grateful for our clients.

P.S. Delia isn’t too bad to work with either, I suppose 🤷‍♂️

Co-Founder @ Nude | Stripping the boring out of B2B marketing

Today is my birthday.

And instead of telling you what 31 years of life has taught me about B2B marketing... I’d rather look back at what life looked like at 21 vs now.

At 21, I was studying a master’s in marketing.

In all honesty, I did it because I had absolutely no idea what I wanted to do.

Marketing sounded like the least boring option out of all the business subjects, and I secretly just wanted to stay in my uni town and live with my best friend.

And instead of leaving with a new perspective or a sense of direction…

I left even more confused and lost.

The next two years were a blur of trying different roles, industries, and possibilities.

Eventually, I landed in a marketing role at a huge events corporation.

But even then, I had this deep gut feeling that there had to be more.

I used to ask myself, “Is this what I see myself doing for the next 30, 40, 50 years?”

And I sat with that feeling for an entire year.

Every day, I’d daydream about what life would look like if I could work on my own terms, from anywhere, with no one to answer to but myself.

Then I basically slapped myself in the face and started doing something about it.

I spent the next 6 months figuring out how to use the skills I had from my job and past experiences and turn them into a business.

And in 2021, I left the comfortable job behind and launched the agency.
I gave myself 6 months to make it work with Delia.

That 6 months turned into 5 years of ups and downs and, ultimately:

- Working with 40+ clients
- Working on 100+ projects
- Generating millions in revenue
- Hiring and contracting 12 people
- Moving to Bali full time
- Adopting a Balinese dog
- Setting up a property business in Bali
- Actually feeling real freedom

All because I followed a gut feeling and had the bravery (or stupidity) to act on it.

I can't imagine what life would be like now if I hadn't.

Cheers to 31.

The very first thing you should be doing as an early stage founder is outreach.

Not some complex 50-step marketing strategy.

Not trying to convert, but trying to learn.

It’s something I wish I did when we started our business.

Instead, I rushed into trying to market and sign clients before truly understanding the real, and sometimes hidden pain points my audience was facing.

Here’s what we do for clients now, and what you should test:

Step 1:
Build a list of 200 people that match your ICP 1:1.

Step 2:
Connect with them on LinkedIn.

Step 3:
If they accept, skip the BS, be honest and get straight to the point. Tell them why you are reaching out and ask for feedback. Offer free access to what you are building in return for their help.

Step 4:
Follow up and be human.  If they don’t reply, follow up once more and leave the conversation open.

You only need 10-20 people to agree to a 15-minute call.

On those calls, you get foundational clarity on:

- Better messaging
- Real pain points
- Product discovery routes
- Buying objections
- Decision-making triggers
- What actually makes them take action

It sounds like basic human-to-human outreach because it is.

+ it's insanely easy to do. 

Being a normal human and asking for help in return for something they can actually use works far better than people think.

But barely anyone does it.

If someone personally messages me on LinkedIn asking for genuine help on something I could actually use, I will always reply.

P.S. If they don’t accept your LinkedIn request, you can always switch to email.

If you’ve got a friend starting a business, it takes 15 minutes to:

- Engage with their posts
- Share what they’re building
- Mention it to someone who might be interested

and if it makes sense:

- Test their product/service
- Buy it without asking for a discount
- Give them honest feedback

Speaking as someone who started from zero, that early support means more than people realise.

We actually signed a small client from a referral from a friend and ex-colleague. 

Support your friends.

Unless the idea is genuinely terrible. 

Then maybe… support them emotionally instead.

There’s a huge opportunity B2B businesses are completely overlooking.

Hiring a full-time content creator.

Here's solid proof that this works:

We’ve been working with a B2B SaaS that grew from $900k ARR to $3m ARR over the last two years.

During that time, we tried every kind of creator setup imaginable:

- UGC ads
- Product reviews
- Demos and walkthroughs
- Podcast-style content
- Q&A videos

You name it, we tested it.

The problem is that we cycle through a lot of creators and budget.

But here’s where things got interesting.

In January, we signed a long-term deal with one creator who consistently outperformed 90 percent of everyone else we’d worked with.

They do all of the above, and more.

What's better is that the results keep improving month after month.

Here’s why I think it works:

1. B2B buying cycles are long so a familiar face keeps you top of mind
2. People are resonating with the creator we are using
3. People are seeing the same person throughout the buying journey
4. The creator learns the product deeply, so the content hits harder
5. The creator naturally improves over time
6. The brand starts to feel human, not corporate

And honestly, people just like buying from people they recognise.

The secret is finding a creator that your audience truly resonates with.

If you’re constantly cycling through creators, or if you don’t have a camera-shy founder, this is definitely something you should think about.

P.S. If you're interested in seeing how this could work for your business, along with some examples, drop me a DM.

If you don’t have a marketing team, hiring a bunch of niche specialists isn’t going to save you.

You don’t need:

- A social media manager
- An influencer marketer
- A content strategist
- An email specialist
- A brand manager
- An SEO specialist
- A media buyer
- A copywriter

What you actually need is a marketing generalist.

Someone who can build the strategy, set the priorities, and map the next 6 to 12 months so you’re not throwing money at random tactics.

and here's what no one likes to say out loud:

- A specialist won’t solve all your problems.
- A generalist won’t either.

But only one of them can point you in the right direction before you start layering in deep expertise.

That’s the real power of working with an agency.

You get the strategist who builds the roadmap and the specialists who know how to execute it.

The mix is what makes the machine work.

P.S. The part that always makes me laugh is how many small businesses post “Marketing Manager” roles that expect one person to do all of those jobs. It’s such a backwards way to think about the role.

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