The inbound marketing agency.Customers who come to you.
Inbound marketing is a simple idea: instead of chasing prospects with cold outreach, you get useful content in front of them so they come to you already interested. We run the modern version for B2B teams. Content that ranks on Google and gets quoted inside ChatGPT and Perplexity, plus automated follow-up that keeps warm leads moving until they book a call.
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GeminiInbound stands on four pillars, not one.
Classic SEO on its own leaks leads now that Google and the AI chat tools settle a lot of questions without anyone clicking through. The inbound that works today wires four jobs together, and each one feeds the other three. Get found, draw people in, turn them into leads, and keep improving on the numbers.
- Get found
Rank on Google and in ChatGPT
We get you found in two places at once: the classic Google results, and the answers that ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini write straight into the chat. That second one has a name, GEO, and it means shaping your content so the AI engines quote you instead of a competitor. Technical fixes, the questions your buyers actually search, pages built to be cited.
See how we get you found - Draw them in
Content people actually search for
The plan starts with the real questions your buyers type in, not a topic someone liked in a meeting. A specialist writer drafts with AI as a first pass, then rewrites it by hand so it reads like a person who knows your field wrote it, because a person did. Every article is built to rank on Google and to get quoted inside the AI answers.
How we make the content - Turn into leads
Follow-up that adapts to each lead
A visitor who reads one article and leaves is not a lead yet. So every page offers something worth an email: a template, a checklist, a short assessment tied to what they came to read. From there the follow-up takes over, and each message is shaped for where that person is in their thinking rather than blasted to the whole list at once.
See the follow-up engine - Improve monthly
Numbers you can read at a glance
You get one shared dashboard: organic traffic, where you rank, when the AI engines cite you, how many leads each source brings, and how those leads turn into customers. No forty-slide deck once a quarter. We sit down every month, look at what is lagging, and move that lever first instead of adding more of what already works.
What we track for you
Who we are, and what it costs to get going.
- 40+Companies helped, worldwide
Since 2024 we have run inbound for more than 40 companies, most of them B2B software and services, with clients scattered all over the map. Different industries, same engine underneath: get found, earn the email, follow up until they book. The one thing they share is a long sales cycle where buyers research before they ever talk to sales.
- from $2kTo start, exact quote after the audit
Inbound with us starts from $2,000, and where it lands depends on how much you want built and how fast. You get the real figure after the free audit, once we have seen your site, your content and your funnel. Some engagements wrap in a week, others run closer to six months. It comes down to the scope, not a package we picked in advance.
- 150+Automations shipped
We have shipped more than 150 automations by now, and inside an inbound engine they are what keeps the whole thing running without a person babysitting it. Content going out on schedule, forms feeding the CRM, follow-up sequences firing on the right trigger. The repetitive parts run themselves, so the hours go into writing and improving instead of copy-pasting.
Attract, convert, close, then keep them.
The four old inbound moves still hold. What changed is what sits inside each one. We use AI and automation where they make the work faster and more personal, and we leave the human touch where it earns the trust. The point is one system that pulls leads in, warms them up, and hands sales a conversation worth having.
- Attract them: we publish content that ranks on Google and gets quoted inside ChatGPT and Perplexity, so the right buyers find you while they are researching, not because you interrupted them.
- Convert them: every page offers something worth an email, a guide or a short assessment tied to what the visitor came to read, so a passing reader turns into a name you can talk to.
- Close them: the follow-up adapts to where each person is in their thinking, and a lead only reaches your sales inbox once they are genuinely warm, with the whole trail attached.
- Keep them: onboarding and check-in emails hold on to the customers you win and nudge the happy ones to send you the next one.
Follow one lead, from the article to the booked call.
Capturing an email is the easy part. Turning that reader into someone who books a call is the rest of the work, and most of it can run on its own. So picture a single lead moving through the engine, one step at a time. This is what the whole thing is quietly doing in the background, over and over, for people you never had to chase.
- It starts with a question typed into Google or ChatGPT, and one of your articles is the answer that comes back.
- They read it, and a template offered halfway down the page is worth an email address to them.
- Over the next few days a short sequence follows up, each message shaped by what they read and who they work for.
- When they reply or book a call, the lead reaches your sales inbox already warm, with the whole trail attached.
We look at your inbound, you walk away with a plan.
Before we quote anything, we spend 60 minutes understanding your existing setup and what's blocking you. You walk away with a clear action plan you can execute without us, or a quote if you'd rather we handle it. Zero pitch, just an outside look.
- Where you stand on Google and whether the AI engines quote you (that part is GEO)
- A look at your content: depth, freshness, and the questions you are missing
- Your follow-up: the gaps, the leads going cold, the CRM housekeeping
- The three fixes worth shipping first, ones you could start this month
How we run an inbound engagement.
Five steps, in order, no shortcuts. We don't skip the audit to look fast, we don't write content before the plan is set, and we don't hand you a dashboard with nothing worth reading on it. Each step has a clear finish line, you sign off before the next one starts, and by the end everything belongs to you.
- Step 1 · Free audit
We start with a free 60-minute audit
Before anything else, we spend an hour with the people who actually run your funnel. Where you rank on Google, whether the AI engines quote you, which pages turn readers into leads and which just collect traffic, where the follow-up goes quiet. You leave with a short diagnostic and the three fixes worth shipping first, plus a rough cost. No slides, no obligation, and nothing billed until you decide to go ahead.
- Step 2 · The content plan
We map the questions to the sale, then plan the content
Every question your buyers search gets sorted by how close it sits to an actual purchase, from someone just learning the topic to someone comparing options with a card in hand. That map becomes the content plan for the coming months, so we stop chasing traffic that never buys and write the things that pull real leads first. You see the plan, you set the priorities, we ship in that order.
- Step 3 · The content itself
We brief, draft with AI, then rewrite it by hand
The brief and the outline come from the map above. A first draft is written with AI tuned to your tone, using the way you already talk to your market. Then a writer who knows your field rewrites it properly, adds the on-page SEO, sets up the FAQ so search engines can read it, and links it into the rest of your site. No raw AI text goes live untouched. That is a house rule, not a nice-to-have.
- Step 4 · The automation
We wire the automation that runs it hands-off
Tools like Make and n8n hold the moving parts together. A form fills out and the contact lands in your CRM enriched with a bit of context. The follow-up sequence fires on the right trigger, shaped for that person instead of a generic blast. The lead reaches sales only once it is genuinely warm. The point is simple: the engine keeps running whether or not anyone remembers to push a button that day.
- Step 5 · Handover and support
You own it all, with support after we hand it over
The content, the CRM setup, the automations, the dashboard, all of it lives in your own tools and belongs to you from day one, so nobody has you over a barrel later. We train your team to run the day-to-day, keep an eye on the systems so you hear about a hiccup before your prospects do, and stay on for the next round of improvements. Want to bring the whole thing in-house down the line? Good. That was the plan.
Don't take our word for it. Read the reviews.
The best proof is the people we work for saying so themselves. Our reviews come from the marketing, sales and ops teams on the client side of these engagements, the ones who watch the leads land and the numbers move month after month. We would rather point you to what they wrote than string together our own adjectives. Read them in full and make your own call.
- Reviews written by the operators we work with, not by a marketing team
- We share one dashboard and review it with you every month, no quarterly deck
- Clients worldwide since 2024, most of them in B2B software and services
- What lags gets an action before the call ends, not a note for next time
Inbound marketing, the honest version.
What does an inbound marketing agency actually do?
An inbound marketing agency gets buyers to come to you instead of you chasing them. The work runs in a loop: publish content that answers what your buyers are searching, rank it on Google and get it quoted inside the AI answer engines, offer readers something worth an email, then follow up until a warm lead reaches your sales team. We handle the whole loop, from the keyword research through the writing to the automation that keeps the follow-up running. The goal is a steady flow of leads you did not have to cold-call for.What is the difference between inbound and outbound marketing?
Outbound is you going to the prospect: cold email, cold calls, LinkedIn messages, ads that interrupt. Inbound is the reverse. You put useful content where buyers are already looking, on Google and now inside ChatGPT and Perplexity, and they come to you already interested. Both have their place. Outbound gets you talking to people faster, but it costs more per lead and the channel wears out. Inbound takes a few months to warm up, then compounds, because an article you published last year is still bringing in leads today. Most B2B teams end up running both, with inbound lowering the overall cost per customer over time.How much does an inbound marketing agency cost?
It starts from $2,000, and the final number depends on how much you want built and how quickly. We skip fixed packages, because the right scope depends on where your funnel is actually weak. After a free 60-minute audit you get a precise quote tied to the real work, with a timeline that usually falls somewhere between one week and six months. One thing to watch while you compare agencies: be wary of anyone quoting a big monthly figure before they have looked at your site. A price without an audit behind it is a guess dressed up as a plan.How long until inbound marketing shows results?
Honest answer: the first signs usually show up in three to six months, and the steady flow builds over the following months as your content stacks up. Inbound is not paid ads. You are not renting clicks, you are building an asset that keeps working after you stop paying for it. That is the trade: month one looks quiet, but by the time the engine is running it costs far less per lead than outreach. If you need meetings in the next 30 days, run paid and cold outreach alongside it, and let inbound take over the heavy lifting later.Is an inbound agency worth it if we already have HubSpot?
HubSpot is a tool. An agency is a team that knows how to use it. Plenty of companies buy a marketing platform, run it at a fraction of its capacity, and wonder why the leads never came. The honest question is whether you have someone in-house with the time and the range to do inbound properly: content, SEO, the AI-engine visibility, the automation, the reporting. If you do, the tool on its own may be enough. If you do not, an agency builds the system inside the tool you already pay for and then trains your team to run it, so you are not starting from a blank screen.Does inbound marketing work for B2B, or only B2C?
It tends to work better in B2B, actually. The whole logic of inbound, a longer sales cycle where the buyer researches before talking to anyone and several people weigh in on the decision, fits B2B almost perfectly. Your prospects read a stack of content before they ever fill in a form, so being the source they keep landing on pays off. In B2C, it depends. For impulse buys, paid and social usually pull harder. For considered purchases like software, finance or property, inbound still earns its place because people research those the same careful way.What is GEO, and do we really need it now?
GEO stands for generative engine optimization, which is a long way of saying we get you quoted inside the answers that ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini write directly in the chat. It matters because more and more people ask those tools a question and never click through to a list of blue links. If your content is not shaped to be cited there, you simply do not exist for that search, even when you rank well on classic Google. We treat the two as one job: rank in Google and get cited in the AI answers. Doing only the first now leaves leads on the table.Do you write the content, or do we?
We write it, using a human and AI workflow. The brief, the outline and the angle come from the keyword plan we build with you. A first draft is written with AI tuned to how you already talk to your market, then a writer who knows your field rewrites it by hand until it reads like a person wrote it, because at that point one has. On-page SEO, the FAQ markup and the internal links get added before it goes live. No raw AI text is published untouched. If your team would rather draft and have us edit and optimize, that works too.What happens after the system is built?
Everything is yours, and we stick around. The content, the CRM setup, the automations and the dashboard all live in your own tools and belong to you from day one, so there is no vendor lock-in waiting to bite you. We train your team to run the daily parts, keep an eye on the automations so a broken step gets caught before your prospects notice, and stay on for the next batch of content and improvements. If you decide to bring the whole thing in-house later, that is genuinely fine. Handing you something you can run without us is the point.How long do we have to commit for?
It depends on the engagement, and there is no forced annual contract. A one-off audit is a flat fee and wraps in a week or two, and the deliverable is the action plan. A build sprint runs a few months, where we set up the stack and the first sequences and hand you the keys. An ongoing arrangement makes sense once the engine is live and you want us improving it month to month. We do ask for enough runway that inbound has a fair chance to work, since it does not deliver in week one, but you are not locked into anything long just because that is the industry habit.
Stop chasing every lead by hand. Let them come to you.
A free 60-minute audit, an honest read on your funnel, and the three fixes worth shipping first. If your inbound is already in good shape, we'll say so and we won't try to sell you a thing.