I won’t lie to you, I don’t romanticise content marketing, customer acquisition or even lead gen. I’m not especially “passionate” about the topic. I did it in my 9-5, I was good at it, and then I started a business.
I understand how people make decisions in specialist B2B markets, and how companies stay visible long enough through marketing and outbound communication to be taken seriously when buying cycles are long. I’m proud of what I’ve achieved in the last 3 years:
-Worked with over 30 clients (31 at time of writing)
-Booked clients' sales meetings with companies valued at $37bn, £22bn, and £2bn
-Generated over £450,000 in combined revenue for clients
Plus some smaller stuff before I niched properly, like booking 30 meetings in the first 3 weeks of an offer launch for a marketing consultant and helping an agency owner close £80,000 of my meetings within 3 months after I fixed/created a new offer for him.
(Energy case studies on service pages!)
In 2026, what works in B2B customer acquisition isn’t the conferences that worked pre-internet, or the tactics that online ‘influencers’ post about. It’s an awkward mix of the two.
Is it exciting all the time? No, it’s not. Why do you think I have a dangerous hobby? It’s not just the photos!
Plus, having my logo on my fight kit is a nice business expense.
If you’ve made it this far, I’m guessing you wanted to know a bit more about me. I hope I gave you what you were looking for!
🥊-Joe

