Freelance (Self employed)

Content Creator

B2B Content & Copywriter

Gripped | B2B Digital Marketing Agency for SaaS & Tech

- Produced web, email, ad and social copy for over 30 clients (SaaS & Tech)
- Helped scale copy tasks by overseeing copy written by others 
- Taught content & client-facing teams copy fundamentals
- Fleshed out Gripped's web, email & ad copy processes

Lead Copywriter/Copy Editor

B2B Copywriter

Croud - Performance Marketing Agency of the Year

- Wrote & tested ad copy for a range of multi-million pound international PPC accounts
- Managed paid search and shopping campaigns for Compare the Market & Pretty Little Thing

PPC Account Manager

Curated Digital

Managed PPC campaigns for 12 clients across the SaaS, health & wellness, legal, energy, property, and eCommerce industries.

- Helped increase search-derived appointment vol by 68% over 12 months for Specsavers Spain as their sole PPC manager
- Up-sold (and cross-sold) digital marketing services to 2 clients
- Created a CRO audit of a client's website

Paid Media Strategist (PPC)

Vibrandy

Ecommerce Store Owner

Eichinger Equipment Limited

Driver

ALL EVENTS VIP LTD

The go-to guy for stars like Kate Moss, U2, Massive Attack, Alexa Chung, Lilly Allen... the list goes on and on... I really don't wanna bore you. It's no big deal. Honestly.

Hospitality Crew Leader

I help B2B content teams with blog & email copywriting that educates, nurtures & converts

Have you got a B2B content delivery problem?

Whether…

→ You have lot’s of good content ideas but no hands to fulfil

Or...

→ You’ve lost faith in your marketing and your content engine needs a kick-start

… I can help you.

And rest assured, my approach does NOT involve:

✗ Copycat-ing competitors
✗ Copy-pasting generic ChatGPT waffle
✗ Boring your prospects to tears with dry corporatespeak

Nope. The list above is the fast track to bland, commoditised content. And I’m sure we can agree, the world doesn’t need any more of that.

Instead, I’ll write you “stand-out” content that: 

✓ Educates, solves problems and builds trust with your prospects
✓ Positions your B2B brand as THE leading authority in your space
✓ Fills your sales pipeline with “quality” leads (not timewasters)

To date, I’ve helped over 45 organisations drive visibility, credibility, and growth with the written word and strategic marketing advice.

My clients' industries include Marketing, SaaS, Tech, Health & Wellness, Legal, Energy, Property, Ecommerce, Construction and more. 

Here are some kind words from lovely folk I've worked with:

“Jonny has given us actionable and thorough insight which led to clear positive results at every stage of the marketing funnel” – Luke Stringer, Demand Generation Manager (VU.CITY)

“Those emails are brilliant. I’m really impressed with this copywriting” – Laila Lotfi, VP of Marketing (Undo)

“Jonny was truly one of the most innovative and out of the box marketers I had the pleasure to work with.” – David Angus, Chief Strategy Officer (Curated Digital) 

Here are 2 ways I can help you:

1) SEO-optimised blog articles - well-researched, differentiated articles that provide your prospects with a tonne of upfront value.

2) Nurture & sales email flows - that advance prospects to the next stage of your sales funnel.

So if you need a hand, shoot me a DM ☕️

Jonny Price

LinkedIn loves to hate on “awful” outreach.

I’ve sent 1,000s of outreach messages since going into biz for myself last year.

And I’ve since picked up a few things about how to get positive replies & win clients.

However...

Below is a “naff” cold email follow up.

It was sent to well-known LI creator.

They then wrote a rather scathing post about it.

No suggested improvements.
Just nailed the poor guy to the cross.

And of course people were out in the comments with their pitch forks & torches:

“This is too much and borderline stalking”
"lol imagine thinking 'ignore me harder' is a strategy"
"The 'I’ll keep following up' guy is peak cluelessness"

Look, I get it.

This follow up is poor.
It’s pushy and kinda rude.
It also fails to mention any business benefit.

But all that aside...

I believe the sender (almost) gets one thing right.

High praise, I know.

He offers to write a “free sample email,” which isn’t a bad offer.

It’s a lead magnet.

One that de-risks his core offer by showing his recipient what he can do.

Problem is, this adds an unnecessary extra step.

Here’s what he should’ve done instead:

Just send them the free email sample.

Don’t ask for permission. 

Start doing the job before they’ve even paid you.

Because here’s the thing.

You can either:

a) Spend hours writing, sending, and managing thousands of cold emails (and follow ups).

Or...

b) You can send a handful of free custom work samples to 5-10 people you’d love to work with.

Think about it...

You have to spend time marketing anyway. 
So why not hone your craft at the same time?

Plus, you’ll stand out!

Most people do the bare minimum. They send templated outreach that offers nothing (or something shit). 

Do the opposite.

Even if your work isn’t amazing, any fair-minded person will be flattered that you went the extra mile.

They may even:

- shout you out online
- refer you to a friend
- or give you a shot

Worst case - nothing comes of it.

All is not lost...

Share your free work samples on LinkedIn.
And break down the thinking behind it.

Other prospects may see this and get in touch.

And at the very least, this will hone your sales skills.

My key point here is this:

Don’t sleep on free work.

Most people scoff at the thought of doing “free work.”
Which is exactly why it’s a competitive advantage.

It’s rare. 

It’s shows uncommon effort on the prospect’s behalf.

Done right, it can act as an immediate ice-breaker/trust-builder.

It can open doors you never knew existed.

Chat soon,

JP

Jonny Price 🦉

I ghostwrite LinkedIn posts for creator-led businesses | Helped drive 4M+ views & 40K+ product users for my SaaS clients

ContentRizz

We design visual content that supports revenue teams.

Most B2B companies lose trust early—bad design kills clarity, slows deal velocity, and weakens brand perception.

We fix that by delivering high-trust, high-conversion content assets monthly for founders, content teams, and revenue leaders.

Deliverables include:

→ Thought leadership visuals for social selling
→ Brand-aligned decks for fundraising & sales
→ Content assets for lead gen, onboarding & retention
→ Scroll-stopping thumbnails & branded documentation

Our design process aligns tightly with your GTM efforts, helping you:

✔ Accelerate deal flow
✔ Improve conversion & pricing power
✔ Support growth without bloating headcount

If design is becoming a bottleneck to sales, it’s time to upgrade your output.

Founder

Designer & LinkedIn Brand Strategist | I help founders win clients and build their brand on LinkedIn using → legendary brand maker system.

You didn’t build a business to follow the rules.
You built it to rewrite them.

To do what others said couldn’t be done.
To stand where others hesitate.
To make your mark, not ask for space.

Your brand should feel like that.
- Unapologetic.
- Unmistakable.
- Unforgettable.

Because most design looks good but says nothing.
It blends in. It decorates. It dies fast.

We build brands that move people.
That turn clarity into authority.
That make premium felt before it’s explained.

Every color, word, and frame is crafted to do one thing
make your presence impossible to ignore.

Not to impress.
To define.

If that’s how you see your brand too 

DM me, let’s talk.
Let’s build something ANTI-ORDINARY.

And yeah → F*CK BASIC.

Rohit Virkud

Every freelancer goes through the same stages.
Some stay stuck in one forever.

Others learn how to move through them and build real freedom.

Here’s what that journey actually looks like 👇

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1. If you’re not getting clients, the answer is visibility.
No one can hire you if they don’t know you exist.
Stop overthinking your niche or your “perfect offer.”

✅ Start showing your work. Share what you’re learning.
Even a bad post builds more trust than silence ever will.

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2. If you’re getting clients but they’re low-paying, the answer is positioning.

Cheap clients don’t disappear → you outgrow them.
The difference between a $500 client and a $5000 one isn’t luck.
✅ It’s how clearly you communicate value.

Stop selling your time. Start selling your outcome.
Show them what they get → not how long it takes.

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3. If you’re working too much for too little, the answer is boundaries.
You teach clients how to treat you.
→ Stop replying at midnight.
→ Stop doing “one last tweak.”
→ Stop accepting timelines that drain you.

✅ Professionalism means protecting your energy.

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4. If you’re burning out, the answer is systems.
→ Use templates.
→ Batch your work.
→ Automate what repeats.
When you have structure, you stop relying on willpower to survive.

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5. If you’re stable but stuck, the answer is leverage.
The biggest ceiling in freelancing is you.
→ Hire help.
→ Outsource small tasks.
→ Build mini-processes that work without you.

✔ Your time is your new product → protect it like an asset.

Every freelancer starts with chaos.
The ones who win build order.

- Skill gets you in.
- Systems keep you in.
- Positioning sets you free.

If you’re freelancing right now → what stage are you in? 👇

Let’s see how many of us are building through the same journey.

I turn advisors’ expertise into qualified inbound clients.

Never underestimate the power of showing up 

Most people don’t struggle with productivity.

They struggle with noise.

Everyone’s drowning in opinions, frameworks, “must-do” tactics, and endless advice.

And the problem isn’t that people are lazy.

The problem is simpler:
Most people don’t know what to ignore.

The highest performers I’ve worked with 
across roles, industries, and backgrounds 
aren’t the ones with the best systems…

They’re the ones who know how to filter.

- Filter information.
- Filter people.
- Filter priorities.
- Filter opportunities.

Because once the noise drops, progress becomes obvious.
Here’s the simple filtering process I teach clients:

1. Define your North Star 🎯
↳ What outcome genuinely matters this quarter?
 ↳ Not five outcomes. Just one.
When the target is clear, distractions lose their power.

2. Cut the “nice-to-haves” 🧹
↳ Half of what’s on your list doesn’t move you forward.
 ↳ Be brutally honest: what’s actually essential?
Momentum comes from removal, not addition.

3. Protect one block of deep work per day 🔒
Not five hours.
Just one.
Guard it like your future depends on it—because it does.

4. Prioritize conversations over consumption 🤝
Every meaningful opportunity I’ve seen came from:
 ↳ one DM
 ↳ one intro
 ↳ one real conversation
Not from the tenth YouTube video on “productivity hacks.”

5. Review your inputs weekly 🔄
Ask:
 ↳ What gave me energy?
 ↳ What drained it?
 ↳ What actually moved something forward?

Then adjust.
Every week.
Ruthlessly.

I’ve seen this play out over and over:
When you lower the noise, everything else speeds up.
Clarity replaces overwhelm, and momentum becomes natural—not forced.

Question:
What’s one thing you’re cutting out this week to reduce noise?

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