Marketing, systems and founder support for growing businesses

I help founders get their marketing done and their business running more smoothly, including setting up AI workflows and automations that save real time. Strategy and the doing, from one person.

Hannah at a table with her laptop, in a sitting room with a floral blind

The problem

The bit nobody owns

Most founders I speak to don’t have a marketing problem. They have about nine of them, and no way of telling which one matters this month.

The website was built two years ago and nobody has touched the copy since. There’s an email list somewhere, but the last send went out in March. LinkedIn goes quiet for six weeks and then there are four posts in one week because someone remembered. None of it is bad work. It just isn’t joined up, and every decision about it lands back on the same desk.

What’s usually missing is clarity, not effort. You need someone who can look across what is happening, help identify the priority and then get the work moving.

Where to start

Most engagements start with one defined piece and grow from there.

So there are three ways in, each with the scope agreed before we start.

Ongoing support

Reliable monthly help with a defined area: content, email marketing, LinkedIn, website updates, marketing admin or founder support. We agree the capacity upfront, so the support stays useful and manageable.

Scoped around what you need. Let’s talk.

Marketing and business partnership

For founders who need someone across the bigger picture. I help decide what matters, connect the different parts and deliver the work across content, email, websites, campaigns, systems and launches.

A small number of clients at a time. Let’s talk about fit.

Projects and AI setup

Fixed-scope pieces of work with a clear outcome: an email system, a website refresh, a content plan, or getting AI and automations set up properly in your business. Often the best way to start.

Fixed scope, agreed before we start. Tell me what you need.

You do not need to hand over your entire marketing function to work with me. We can start with the part that would make the biggest difference now.

Who this works for

I work best with founder-led businesses that are growing and need someone who can own a piece of it properly.

You might have marketing happening across a few different places, content that never quite gets finished, a website that needs attention, emails you keep meaning to send, or simply too many things sitting with you.

You might need focused support with one area, or someone who can step back, look across the bigger picture and help work out what needs doing next.

Either way, I tend to work best with founders who want someone they can trust to think, organise and get things done, rather than simply wait for a list of instructions.

When you need someone across the bigger picture

For partnership clients, I work like a marketing lead inside the business: close enough to understand how it fits together, and hands-on enough to make things happen. I help choose the priorities, organise the work and deliver it.

There is strategic thinking involved, but the work does not stop at recommendations. Most of my time is spent creating, organising and moving the agreed priorities forward. You get a set amount of my capacity each month, agreed upfront, so it never turns into an open-ended “whatever you need” arrangement that quietly balloons.

You’ll always know what’s happening this month and why.

Client words

Think beyond the task. Keep the scope clear.

Selected work

Conscious leadership work that had outgrown its own marketing.

Gret Batchelar, founder of Conscious Working

Gret Batchelar

Founder of Conscious Working

Gret spent years as a VP before becoming a conscious leadership practitioner. Her business, Conscious Working, brings ancient wisdom into the practical reality of leading a team today, through retreats and programmes for leaders and the people around them.

The work itself was strong. What surrounded it just hadn’t caught up yet: a launch on the way, systems ready to be set up properly, and a brand that no longer matched where the business had grown to. We didn’t try to fix everything at once. We picked an order and worked through it.

Month one
Launch support, and a new filing system set up across the drive, so everything had a clear home and the team could find what they needed fast.
Month two
A brand refresh and repositioning, then social content that felt like her and aligned with what Conscious Working is really about.
Month three
Email marketing and funnels: turning quiet interest into a path someone could actually follow.
Month four
Website updates and LinkedIn planned, written and scheduled, with a lead tracker so we could finally see where enquiries were coming from.
Hannah is a joy to work with. From the start there was an ease that things would be taken care of. She picks up on priorities quickly, tracks her work clearly and communicates progress and timelines without ever having to chase. Hannah has a genuinely positive attitude to work, and is deeply trustworthy. I’ve been able to hand things over and know that they will get picked up, tracked and delivered. This is the kind of autonomy that is rare.
Gret Batchelar, founder of Conscious Working

What I can help with

Marketing strategy and the decisions underneath it. Content, messaging and LinkedIn support. Email marketing and the sequences that sit behind it. Websites, whether that’s a rebuild or just keeping the thing current. Launches. And the systems that hold all of it together so it keeps running when you’re busy.

AI workflows and automations run through all of it: setting up AI tools around how your business already works, automating repetitive admin, building dashboards that pull information into one place, and getting you confident using AI yourself.

Not every client needs every part. Most need three or four, joined up properly.

A warm hallway with a curving wooden banister, wildflowers in glass bottles and a gallery wall. Photo by Hannah.

The businesses I’m drawn to

The ones built around an experience. Boutique travel, retreats, small hotels, places where how something feels matters as much as what it costs.

That’s partly personal. I shoot film, I pay attention to how a place is put together, and I think that instinct earns its keep when you’re selling something people have to picture before they can buy it.

How I work

A laptop and a single rose on a wooden table by a tall sash window

Ten years as the person who makes things happen.

I spent around ten years as an executive assistant and right hand to senior people before I moved into marketing. New Zealand government first, including the Ministry of Justice and writing the minutes for senior COVID meetings at the Ministry of Education. Then film and TV production, including VFX coordinating on Prehistoric Planet, the David Attenborough series. Then fast-growing companies, where I saw how a business works from the inside.

That work taught me to be everywhere at once, absorb everything, and spot what’s about to go wrong before it does. Marketing turned out to need the same things.

Plenty of marketers can produce ideas. Fewer will sit inside your business and make them happen.

Slack Monday to Friday, response within one working day, and a monthly call that’s live rather than a voice note.

Hannah outdoors in the sun, smiling Barney, a red golden retriever, sitting in dappled woodland light

About

I’m Hannah. Ten years working as a right hand to senior people sits behind how I work now. You deal with me directly, and I stay close enough to understand how your business fits together.

I work with founder-led businesses whose marketing has grown scattered as they’ve grown. I take on a handful of clients at a time rather than many at arm’s length, and that is on purpose.

Outside work I shoot film photography, mostly on a Fuji X100VI, which is where the eye for how things look comes from.

I’m based just outside London and work with clients wherever they are.

More and more, I’m building AI workflows for clients that save them time and help their business run more smoothly. A person always reviews what goes out, and client work has to sound like them.

Book a discovery call

30 minutes. Mostly me asking questions.

A conversation about your business and how marketing looks from where you sit. If I can help, I’ll suggest a clear starting point and explain what it would cost. If I can’t, I’ll say so and tell you where I’d look instead.

A few questions first, so the call starts useful

Where would you most like help?

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