B2B marketing that earns attention instead of renting it. AI workflows that actually ship, not decks about AI workflows. Newsletters people look forward to. HubSpot that salespeople trust.
Based in the UK. Working with specialist insurers, B2B SaaS, and professional services firms. Client list kept short on purpose.
Meeting transcript to polished newsletter in under ninety minutes. One human review, zero formatting passes.
→Structure what you already know about your customers — at scale, at pennies per record.
→The weekly report nobody wants to make. The status update that kills an afternoon. Agents that do that instead.
→A two-week engagement. Every AI touchpoint mapped, every redundant tool named, a short list of what to do next.
→From first call to shipped automation.
You talk, I listen. If I'm not the right person I'll tell you in the first fifteen minutes.
Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed timeline. Usually within a week of the call.
I build with you, not for you. Every handoff comes with documentation your team can actually maintain.
Not vanity metrics. The number you actually care about: hours saved, records enriched, opens per send.
"The best AI output is indistinguishable from considered human writing — not because it fooled anyone, but because a human thought hard about what to ask for."
A weekly newsletter that costs 15 minutes of analyst time.
Turning a Monday analyst call into the inboxes of 4,000 subscribers by 4pm — one round of review, nothing skipped.
A HubSpot that finally knew what each company actually did.
Enriching 18,000 HubSpot company records with structured fields the sales team trusted enough to rebuild lists around.
Andrew Lamamills. Marketing strategist, reluctant engineer.
I spent a decade in B2B marketing before AI made the craft interesting again. Now I work with specialist businesses — insurers, SaaS companies, professional services firms — building the AI infrastructure that lets a small team punch well above its weight.
GoodVibeMarketer keeps the client list deliberately short. Four or five engagements at a time, done properly, beats ten done at arm's length.
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