For B2B founders

Your sales prospecting deserves a team, not a founder posting at 11pm.

You are the product, sales and support all at once. The team takes the marketing: steady presence, content that brings in prospects, proof every morning.

What's eating you alive

Three reasons customers arrive in fits and starts.

Pain 01

Marketing always comes last

A customer to deliver, a bug to fix, and visibility waits. The result: your customers arrive in fits and starts, one full month, two empty ones.

Pain 02

Posting regularly is a second job

Keeping a rhythm on LinkedIn, writing pages that rank, restarting a newsletter: everyone knows it, nobody solo sustains it over time.

Pain 03

No way to know what works

Impressions, likes, and in the end: how many meetings? Without counted numbers, you start over blind every month.

What the team does for you

A typical month for your team.

While you build your product, here is what happens.

The Marketing Analyst

Finds where your prospects are.

What questions they type, where they hang out, what your competitors do: turns it into a simple plan, reviewed each week against the results.

The Copywriter

Holds your voice on LinkedIn and your blog.

Steady posts from what you already know (your customer calls, your notes), in-depth pages ranking on your keywords. You approve, it publishes.

The Designer

Makes your ideas legible.

Diagrams, post visuals, polished pages: the finish of a 20-person company, without hiring the twentieth.

The Developer

Keeps your site fast and findable.

Clean pages, correct tags, forms that work. The prospect clicking from LinkedIn lands on a site that inspires trust.

The Performance Analyst

Counts meetings, not likes.

Demo requests, email replies, meetings booked: the numbers that pay your bills, every morning, next to what you spend.

We count, we don’t promise

Your meetings, counted every morning.

We don't announce a “+X%”. We count what moves at your place: demo requests, replies, meetings booked. And when nothing moved, that's written too.

The solo founder's dilemma

Every hour spent on marketing is an hour taken from the product or the customers. So marketing gets done out of guilt, at night, in bursts. Yet in B2B, it's consistency that builds trust: a prospect sees you eight times before replying. Bursts don't count eight times.

Delegating to an agency costs a part-timer's salary and the agency wins when you spend. The alternative wasn't viable before: a full team, at the price of a subscription, showing you every morning what its work brought in.

What “proof in the morning” means in B2B

Not one more dashboard. A short report: what got published, what it generated (visits, sign-ups, demo requests), what the team suggests next. The numbers are counted at the source, never extrapolated.

And the rule doesn't change: nothing goes public without your approval. Your professional reputation stays in your hands, the background work no longer waits for your evenings.

Next quarter's customers are found tonight.

2 minutes, no credit card, a 7-page report.

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