About
The difference between a successful business and a failing one? Good marketing.
I’ve spent the last decade working with founders, charities, and startups. The ones who succeed understand marketing, can tell a great story, and know how to connect with people. But you don’t need to be a natural storyteller or have a huge budget to do this. Anyone can learn to market well.
I want small businesses to succeed because (selfishly) I don’t want to live in an oligarchy. Alongside offering hands-on, fractional marketing support, I break down the marketing moments making headlines and share the insights you can use to grow your brand without selling your soul, compromising your values, or losing your voice. (Sign up for my weekly newsletter).
Kat Buckley
That’s me. I hate when people write these things in the third person. I’ve been working in marketing and PR since 2014. I started with social media for the pub I worked in, then moved into writing NSFW clickbait on PeoplePerHour (don’t judge). From there, I moved into the charity sector, then into startups, where I spent years managing PR, storytelling, and comms during chaotic growth phases where clarity really matters.
I’ve seen the same thing time and time again. Small teams are locked into the catch-22 of desperately needing senior marketing support, but can’t justify a full-time hire and don’t have the time to train and manage a junior. That’s where I slot in. I bring the strategic brain, the editorial chops, and the PR experience of a senior marketer, while still getting stuck into the delivery.
If you’re after a consultant who’ll deliver a strategy deck and disappear, I’m not for you. But if you want someone who’ll get stuck in, fight your corner, and help your business with purpose, drop me a line.