
Software and B2B
Long cycles, committee buying, pipeline over leads
Growth practice · London
Eight disciplines that most companies buy from eight suppliers, run instead by senior people who share a standup and answer to the same revenue figure.
No lock-in past ninety days · Every account stays in your name · Reply within a working day

What we do
Open any row for the detail. Take one discipline or take all of them. Each plugs into research and measurement that already exists.
Practice areas
Switch between them rather than scrolling past the three you do not need.
Organic and paid, one desk
In most agencies organic and paid sit in different rooms and quietly bid against each other. We run them from one desk, so conversion data from the ad account decides what the content team writes next and the landing page work counts twice.
+86%
Median organic sessions
−39%
Median cost per acquisition

Why us
Whoever sits across from you at the start owns your number afterwards. There is no quiet handover to a pod you never met.
Pipeline, margin and blended return are the reporting line. Where a channel genuinely cannot be tied back to money, we tell you that instead of dressing it up.
Platforms, tags, source files and documentation are registered to you from day one. Leaving us costs you nothing but notice.
Because the same people sit in the same meeting, the paid plan and the organic plan stop contradicting each other by accident.

Same room, same standup, same number to hit.
Method
Whether you hire us for one channel or all eight, the sequence does not change.
Before anyone talks strategy we open your analytics, ad platforms, crawl data and the competitive set. The written findings are yours to keep even if the conversation stops there.
Each finding gets a projected value, an effort cost and a confidence rating. What survives that filter becomes a dated ninety-day plan with one named owner per line.
Search, media, creative and engineering specialists work the same sprint at the same time. Nobody is handed down to a junior pod once the contract is signed.
Weekly numbers, monthly strategy. Tests that win get more budget, tests that lose get switched off, and the plan is re-ordered against what we just learned.
Numbers
Median change across live engagements running a full-funnel programme.
| Metric | Change | Relative scale | Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organic sessions | +86% | 12 months | |
| Qualified enquiries | +71% | 12 months | |
| Conversion rate | +58% | 9 months | |
| Cost per acquisition | −39% | 6 months |
Figures are the median change across active accounts, not a best case. What any single business sees depends on its market, where it starts and how much it spends, so we model your own projection during the read-out rather than quoting an average back at you. Past performance is not a guarantee of anything future.
Sectors
Buying cycles, compliance limits and competitive pressure differ enough that starting cold costs you months.

Long cycles, committee buying, pipeline over leads

Margin discipline, feed health, repeat rate

Compliant creative, consent trails, quality over quantity

Sensitive targeting rules, local demand, trust signals

High-value matters, referral overlap, brand caution

Coverage areas, call tracking, seasonal spikes
Also working in Education, Travel and hospitality, Manufacturing and recruitment.
In their words
Tracking got fixed first, then the ad account was rebuilt on top of it. Two quarters later our cost per qualified opportunity had fallen by roughly 41% on the same budget.
We had been audited before. This one actually listed what to change and in what order. Organic revenue passed paid for the first time since we launched.
They showed us where budget was draining away before anyone mentioned a retainer. Every figure in that document held up when our finance team checked it.
Questions
Most clients put somewhere between £10k and £400k a month through marketing. Below that a full programme rarely pays for itself, and we will say which one or two channels to concentrate on instead rather than take a retainer that cannot work.
Yes, and most engagements do. Search, paid or conversion work are the usual entry points. Adding a second discipline later is cheaper than it sounds because the tracking, research and strategy are already sitting there.
A monthly fee scoped against the plan, or fixed project pricing for defined builds like a site or a migration. We never take a cut of media spend, so nothing we recommend is quietly in our own interest.
Paid and conversion changes usually move within a month or two. Organic and editorial take four to nine months depending on how much authority you already hold. Each channel gets its own dated expectation in the plan.
Ninety days to begin with, which is the minimum honest runway for building, launching and reading results. After that it rolls monthly on thirty days' notice. Nobody is retained by contract length here.
Senior specialists employed in-house, one per discipline, coordinated by your account lead. Nothing is offshored and nothing is white-labelled from another agency under our name.
A dashboard you can open whenever you like, a short written note each week on what moved, and a monthly session covering results against plan, what was tested and what changes next.
It stays where it always was, in accounts registered to your company. We hand over documentation, remove our access and that is the end of it. No export fees, no proprietary layer to unpick.
Free read-out
Tell us where things stand. Within one working day someone senior comes back with what they found in your search, media, site and tracking. No deck, nothing to sign.
Prefer email? hello@myinfocentre.co.uk