Growth Marketing

B2B growth marketing. Connect your ads, content and follow-up.

A managed starter package for B2B and SaaS teams that need paid acquisition, an offer page, monthly content and CRM follow-up working together. One agreed scope, with clear owners and reporting.

  • One paid channel to start
  • Monthly content and reporting
  • Quote-based retainer
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Meet the team behind your growth programme.

Our founder explains how Division50 connects marketing and sales. The service scope below defines what is included in your engagement.

Real results

Client campaigns and results.

Explore client work involving paid acquisition and campaign delivery. These are different engagements, not results from this fixed starter package or a forecast for your business.

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The starter scope

Four connected services, with deliverables you can plan around.

The starter combines paid advertising, a landing page or funnel, content production and CRM setup. Confirm production logistics, approvals and any additional work in your proposal.

One paid advertising platform

Choose search, social or video advertising around your audience and offer. The scope covers agreed creative, targeting, budget pacing and optimisation on one platform. Confirm media spend separately.

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One landing page or funnel

Create a focused route from the ad to the next useful action. Copy, layout and the CRM handoff support one offer. Agree page count, integrations, tracking and approval responsibilities before the build.

CRM setup and follow-up

Configure the agreed stages, source fields and follow-up automations. Test forms, routing and consent handling before launch. Define who responds to enquiries and how sales feedback returns to the marketing team.

A monthly content calendar

Plan topics, hooks, formats and publishing around the offer and audience. Product details, customer proof and brand guidance come from approved sources, with a named reviewer on your team.

10 reels and 10 static posts

The starter content scope is 20 posts per month. A video sales letter can be scoped where it fits the offer. Confirm lengths, revisions, formats, asset rights and approval deadlines in the proposal.

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Filming, posting and reporting

The starter includes one filming session per month and posting to one primary platform. Agree location, participants, travel, reshoots and publishing access. Monthly reporting connects delivery and spend to the agreed business outcome.

Choose the right scope

A starter package is not every service under one fee.

The package suits teams that need these four services coordinated. It does not automatically include outbound SDRs, SEO/GEO, events, a full website or unlimited channels.

A coordinated starting point

A fit when you have an offer to promote, someone available to approve content and a team ready to follow up. Agree a test budget, conversion goal and reporting access before launch.

Keep a specialist when that part already works

If your paid campaigns, content or CRM are already well managed, scope the missing service instead of paying to duplicate it. The handoff between teams matters more than forcing everything into a bundle.

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Scope broader B2B marketing separately

Multiple offers, outbound sales, SEO, events or additional markets need their own plan and budget. The service hub explains those options without making the starter package appear unlimited.

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Selling to consumers? Choose the right outcome

An ecommerce campaign needs orders and margin; a clinic needs attended appointments; a local service business needs qualified enquiries and booked jobs. Those needs deserve a tailored acquisition scope, not B2B meeting targets.

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How the programme comes together

Agree the offer. Build the journey. Test before scaling.

The launch plan depends on brand assets, access, filming availability, approvals and tracking readiness. We agree milestones after scoping rather than promise that every business launches in the same week.

1. Choose the audience and offer

Review current demand, buyer objections, campaign history and the next step you want people to take. Pick one paid channel and define what makes an enquiry worth following up.

2. Plan the content and conversion path

Connect ad messaging, the offer page, content calendar and CRM stages. Agree production deliverables, permissions, measurement and the person responsible for every approval.

3. Build and validate

Produce the agreed assets and test page behaviour, form routing, attribution and follow-up. Launch only after the account owner approves the campaign, budget and customer journey.

4. Learn and adjust

Review creative, landing-page conversion, lead quality and sales feedback. Separate a tracking problem from a weak offer before increasing spend. Any additional channel or production scope needs agreement.

Report on the business outcome

Reach is useful. Revenue needs a longer view.

A monthly report should explain the period, spend, conversion definitions and missing data. Stable cost-per-lead or a fixed return cannot be promised before testing.

For a B2B sales journey

Track enquiries, qualified leads, booked and held meetings, accepted opportunities and won business separately. Report the sales-cycle lag, not just the leads generated this month.

For content and paid acquisition

Review delivery, reach, engagement, traffic and conversion alongside cost. A platform-attributed sale may overlap another channel. Deduplicate against your CRM or order system before calling it incremental revenue.

For a local or ecommerce scope

If the engagement is tailored to consumers, agree order, booking or job-completion events. Include refunds, cancellations and fulfilment limits where relevant. These metrics replace B2B meeting targets rather than adding them to every report.

For the next decision

Decide whether to improve the offer, change creative, repair tracking or test a new audience. Quote extra scope separately. A named client result is useful context, not a guaranteed benchmark for a different business.

Before we start

Your questions, answered.

What is included in the growth marketing package?

The starter scope combines one paid ad platform, one landing page or funnel, CRM setup and automations, a monthly content calendar, 10 reels and 10 static posts, one monthly filming session, posting to one primary platform and monthly reporting. A video sales letter can be scoped where it fits. Confirm formats, revisions, integrations, production logistics and exclusions in the written proposal.

Does the package include outbound, SEO or GEO?

Not automatically. The starter scope covers paid acquisition, an offer page or funnel, content and CRM follow-up. Outbound SDRs, SEO/GEO, events, extra platforms and additional production need a separately agreed scope. A broader company capability is not the same as an inclusion in this package.

Is this only for B2B companies?

This starter page is designed for B2B and SaaS teams. Ecommerce and local businesses can discuss a tailored paid-acquisition and content programme, with purchases, appointments or booked jobs as the outcome. We would not use B2B meeting targets for a business that needs consumer sales.

What if we already have an agency or an internal team?

Keep the work that is already effective. We can discuss a specialist service or a coordinated handoff instead of duplicating your current scope. A bundle is useful only when the included services match the work you need.

What is the minimum commitment?

The starter engagement has a three-month minimum, then month-to-month service with 30 days' notice. Confirm the start date, renewal and notice terms in your written agreement. This is not a cancel-anytime trial or a promise of results within three months.

How is pricing structured, and is ad spend included?

The managed service is quote-based. Confirm the service fee, media budget, software, taxes and any production or travel costs as separate items before signing. Additional platforms, filming or integrations should be scoped explicitly rather than assumed to fit inside the starter retainer.

How soon can we launch or expect results?

We agree the launch sequence after checking access, brand assets, filming, approval availability and tracking. Results depend on demand, the offer, budget, creative, follow-up and the sales cycle. We do not promise a Week 3 launch, Week 4 lift or predictable cost-per-lead by month three for every business.

How do you keep the content on-brand?

We use your approved brand assets, offer details and content calendar. Agree a reviewer, production schedule, revision allowance and approval deadlines. Filming consent and asset rights need to be in place before publishing; one session does not remove the need for preparation and review.

How do we measure whether the package is working?

Review campaign spend, content delivery, traffic, enquiries and lead quality alongside CRM outcomes. Separate booked from held meetings and pipeline from won revenue. State the attribution window and any missing data. For a tailored consumer programme, use purchases, attended appointments or completed jobs instead.

Build the right starting point for your growth.

Tell us about the offer, the work already in place and the outcome you need. We will explain whether the starter package or a specialist engagement is the better fit.