A LinkedIn marketing agency for B2B brands and founders.

Usually, yes. If your buyers are business owners, managers or professionals, LinkedIn is where they spend work time. Small firms often do well because a founder’s voice stands out more than a big company’s page.

Both. Personal profiles usually reach more people and feel more trustworthy; the company page is where buyers check you are real and see your proof. We plan them together so they support each other.

Yes. We interview them once a month, write posts in their own voice from what they tell us, and they approve every post before it goes out. Nothing is published under their name without their sign-off.

They should not. Posts start from real interviews, real projects and real opinions, and we keep the author’s way of speaking. We avoid generic advice and AI-sounding phrases.

A steady rhythm matters more than volume. Many businesses do well with a few posts a week across the page and one or two profiles. We agree a frequency that your team can approve comfortably.

Useful, specific content from real experience: lessons from projects, clear opinions on industry changes, how-to carousels, behind-the-scenes posts and short videos of your team. Pure announcements and stock images tend to perform poorly.

We help your leaders find and accept relevant connections and draft replies, but we do not run automated mass messaging, which breaks LinkedIn’s rules and can get profiles restricted.

Yes. We set it up on your page or a leader’s profile, plan the topics, write each issue from your notes or an interview and publish it on a fixed rhythm. Subscribers are notified each time a new issue goes out.

Yes. Our paid ads team runs LinkedIn campaigns targeted by job title, industry and company size, often using the organic posts that already perform. Ad spend is paid to LinkedIn and is separate from our fee.

From LinkedIn’s analytics we report impressions, engagement, follower growth and profile views each month. We also track the conversations and enquiries that came from LinkedIn and were passed to your sales team.

Trust on LinkedIn builds over months, not days. Profiles look stronger straight away; regular posting usually starts bringing better conversations after a few months of consistency.

Admin access to your company page, time with the leaders who will post (a short call each month), your brand assets and a clear picture of who you sell to.

It depends on how many profiles we run, how often they post and whether newsletters, video or ads are included. After the review call we send a written quote with the monthly scope, so you know exactly what you get.