About
The difference between success and failure? Knowing your audience.
I’ve spent the last decade working with founders, charities, and startups. The ones who succeed know how to tell their story in a way people can actually connect with. And you don’t need to be a natural storyteller or have a huge budget to do it.
Kat Buckley
That’s me. I’m not a fan of writing about myself in the third person. I’ve worked in marketing and PR since 2014. I started by running social media for the pub I worked in, then moved into writing NSFW clickbait on PeoplePerHour (don’t judge, it paid well). 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 staying on message really matters.
I’ve seen the same thing holding small businesses back. They’re stuck in the catch-22 of 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 come in. I bring the strategic brain and experience of a senior marketer, while still getting stuck into the delivery.
If you’re looking for a consultant who’ll drop a strategy deck and disappear, I’m not for you. But if you want someone who’ll get stuck in, fight your corner, and make sure the right people actually hear what you’ve got to say, drop me a line.