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Most B2B SaaS companies don’t need more leads — they need to stop wasting budget on the wrong ones.

At Powered by Search, we help mid-market and enterprise B2B SaaS companies eliminate wasted spend and generate 30% more sales-ready opportunities in 90 days — without increasing ad budgets.

We partner with CMOs, VPs of Marketing, and Demand Generation leaders who believe marketing should drive pipeline, revenue, and boardroom credibility — not just impressions and MQLs.

Our clients include Elastic, Varonis, Collibra, SentinelOne, Reltio, and other $100M+ ARR SaaS brands backed by top-tier PE and venture firms.

We specialize in companies with:

•ACVs between $25K–$250K
•Sales cycles of 3–18 months
•Multiple decision-makers in the buying process
•$1M+ annual marketing budgets
•$20K–$100K+ per month in paid media spend

Our Click-to-Close™ framework connects every part of your GTM motion:

SEO, Paid Media, Content Strategy, Nurture, Marketing Ops, and Revenue Operations — all aligned to generate a compounding, sales-ready pipeline from first click to closed-won.

Using our Predictable Growth™ methodology, we help you:
✅ Uncover where pipeline is leaking and where spend is wasted
✅ Deliver opps your sales team actually wants to close
✅ Align marketing and sales around shared definitions of “qualified”
✅ Build attribution and reporting your CFO and CEO trust
✅ Benchmark your pipeline efficiency against SaaS peers quarterly

This isn’t about doing more marketing.

It’s about building a compounding, revenue-aligned growth engine — the kind that makes marketing an asset to sales and finance alike.

If you’re ready to stop defending weak pipeline and start scaling what works, let’s talk.

Demand Generation Lead

BRYTER

Senior Demand Generation Manager

We help B2B Technology & SaaS Companies who aren’t growing fast enough.

Are you running into the same problems month after month, putting out fires because you’re either having problems attracting the right traffic, converting them into right demos or trials, or effectively tracking and attributing marketing’s impact on keeping your sales teams productive?

If that’s you, you’re in the right place because you are not alone.

Startup graveyards are filled with companies that have a great product that just wasn’t marketed well. 
We fix that problem.

Our mission is to help experts like you to scale your B2B software or technology company at will with the perfect combination of demand generation strategy, content marketing, and paid advertising, and SEO.

Wunderkind Agency

Wunderkind is a B2B marketing agency with a strong focus on the technology sector. We use data-driven experimentation to help clients uncover paths to growth that fit within their economic model.

Our services include:

- Product Analytics
- Content Marketing
- Marketing Automation
- Paid Social
- CRM & Sales Enablement

With the right clients, it's almost inevitable that our process will allow us to drive down the costs associated with acquiring and keeping new customers. Our most recent success saw us 3x monthly recurring revenue in our first 12 months.

If you're the type of business that can operate without ego and commit to a tough schedule of experimentation, do contact us to see if we can do the same for you.

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Ruler Analytics – Measure What Matters

Head of Marketing

Formisimo

Formisimo is a SaaS tool that gives retailers and website optimisation consultants the ability to understand the behaviour of users on their forms and checkouts. 

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In March 2016, we also launched Nudgr.

A new product from the team at Formisimo.

Nudgr uses machine learning to model the behaviour of visitors and can predict whether or not they will abandon their shopping carts. If it looks like they're going to leave without checking out, a popup including a discount or incentive, or a 3rd party widget such as live chat, is fired, encouraging the user to continue their path to revenue.

Our aim is to provide only supplemental revenue to retailers without impacting sales that would've already gone through.

If you're a high traffic commerce company that would like to take part in our alpha/beta programs, contact at al @ nudgr.io

Head of Growth Marketing

Fatsoma

Fatsoma is a VC backed digital ticketing platform that allows people discover things to do, buy tickets and earn money sharing their favourite events with friends.

In April 2014, we launched a complete rebuild of our events marketplace fatsoma.com, iOS & Android applications and introduced a new ticket distribution concept with Mobile Reps. This comes on the back of an extremely successful 2013, which saw the company double turnover, user figures surpass 1million and earn a debut at 20th position in the UK’s Top 50 fastest growing technology companies at the Northern Technology Awards.

I'm responsible for Fatsoma's entire marketing mix; PR, PPC, CRO/analytics, blog, social media and email. Managing creative, development and outside agencies where necessary.

Marketing Manager

mycleveragency

- Determining goals and KPIs of social media campaigns.

- Creating reports that combine Google Analytics, Facebook Insights and other data services to give a clear understanding of campaign performance and generate actionable insight.

- Consult with businesses from start-up to blue chip on how to effectively integrate social media into their wider marketing efforts.

- Execution of engagement campaigns through all major social channels for a number of clients.

Project Manager

Fusion Unlimited

Responsible for growing our body of work in social media to offering real value to new and existing clients.

Daily management of two of our largest clients, Halfords and Jones Lang LaSelle, as well as assisting ad hoc on several others.

Copywriting responsibilities range from new business development work – including our own website, award submissions and articles published in The Drum – to bespoke content.

Exposure to disciplines across both digital and traditional marketing. 

Managed a social media campaign from concept to execution. Commended for it's increase in brand awareness and driving a measurable increase in sales, it earned the agency Best Use of Social Media at The Insider’s Digital & Technology Awards and Best Use of Facebook at the Social Buzz Awards.

Impressed with our work on a brand-focussed campaign, we successfully pitched for a much larger account against a host of high profile agencies.

Account Executive

Get 30% more sales-ready opps in 90 days — without increasing ad spend. Trusted by B2B SaaS leaders like Elastic, Varonis, Collibra, SentinelOne & Reltio.

I love this ad. There’s really been some A* B2B SaaS creative this week. Is it even just B2B anymore? 

There’s a high chance an average person is probably employed by or using SaaS in their everyday job. Even more so for ChatGPT. 

Adoption has crossed the threshold where we’re not so much having to convince people to sign up as much as we are to gain mindshare for the problems we solve. 

I think it’s leading to some great execution. A renassaince of non-performance led advertising that is no doubt supplemented by all of the data and technology that we’re used to.

Andrew Allsop

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When they lay me in the ground, make sure everyone hears this.

This simple formula could save your quarter. What's the point of knowing you've hit $700k of your $5m pipeline goal just 2 weeks in?

Are we on-track? Off-track? Beats me - it's way too early to tell, so I guess we just... wait.

So you wait. And suddenly the quarter's nearly done. And you're not even close to target. Ah well, there's always next quarter. Assuming your boss doesn't care.

But here's the kicker - you didn't actually learn anything except 'let's wait and see'. You didn't push your team to build momentum. They're just deflated and resigned to missing targets. And that's the mindset they're carrying into the next quarter.

It doesn't have to be this way. There's a dead simple calculation that shows you if you're on-track or off-track while there's still time to fix it and crush your number. 

Don't wait until you're out of runway. It's so stupidly simple everyone should be doing this. 

But the truth is - most aren't.

Talking heads will tell you "OpenAI just killed n8n, Zapier and 1,000 AI startups with one update" but I disagree.

OpenAI have released Agent Builder, which lets you build LLM-based workflows on top of a standard chat interface. If all you build is some iteration of a chatbot, then Agent Builder might be the tool for you.

But if you're looking to build end-to-end workflows that don't start and finish in an LLM, then it's going to fall short. Maybe MCP will fill this gap one day. But there's still a level of probabilistic outcomes that makes it a bad choice for anyone who needs accuracy.

Agent Builder shines in specific scenarios: Chat-centric workflows where human interaction is the primary interface, quick prototypes for conversational agents, and teams already deep in the OpenAI ecosystem who want simple automation.

But it falls short when you need guaranteed execution paths, not probabilistic decisions at every step.

Business-critical processes can't afford "the LLM decided to skip a step."

And real automation starts with webhooks, scheduled jobs, database changes, API events, and file uploads. If your workflow doesn't begin with someone typing a message, Agent Builder isn't the answer.

It adds complexity. Traditional if/then/else logic doesn't need an LLM burning tokens to decide which path to take. Sometimes a simple "if status equals 'approved' then..." is exactly what you want.

ETL pipelines, batch processing, and data sync between systems are deterministic operations. You don't need AI to move 10,000 records from your CRM to your data warehouse.

Why route everything through an LLM when 80% of your workflow is just moving data from A to B? Token costs add up fast when you're using AI for tasks that don't need it.

How do you even approach error logging when you're dealing with LLM reasoning?

Model Context Protocol could bridge some of these gaps by giving agents access to external tools and data sources. But the fundamental issues remain:
It's still early.

Most business automation doesn't need AI at every step. It needs AI at decision points, with reliable automation connecting them.

This is why n8n and Zapier aren't going anywhere. They excel at being the deterministic glue between systems, with optional AI nodes where judgment actually adds value. You get the best of both worlds: rock-solid automation for the 80% that should never fail, and intelligent decision-making for the 20% that benefits from it.

Agent Builder is a tool. It's a good tool for what it does. But it's not a replacement for purpose-built workflow automation platforms, and anyone telling you otherwise is either selling something or doesn't understand enterprise automation.

Will we see more in-person B2B brand activations in 2026?

2 big ones in the last few weeks went viral. I'm based in the UK, both of these were in New York, but I'm still really aware of them happening (and even felt a little bit of FOMO).

The first was Anthropic's coffee shop and merch store. People queued around the block to grab a coffee, work and get their hands on "thinking" merch. They've generally been killing it with their branding work, with many people saying it reminds them of Apple's heyday. 

Then Ramp put Kevin from The Office in a glass box and had him manually process receipts. I can't think of how expensive that is, but he was wearing a $100k Patek Phillipe watch for the occasion so I'd imagine it pays well.

You need to measure both velocity AND volume. I've seen influencers here promote focusing solely on pipeline velocity, but that's misleading (be careful with the ayahuasca folk). You can artificially boost velocity by only pursuing ultra-warm leads, but that strategy only works for mature or declining businesses.

If you're trying to grow, you need new market penetration. And new market penetration means building relationships with prospects who don't know you yet, which naturally creates longer sales cycles and lower conversion rates.

You need to balance both, segment your measurement and always be considerate of the bigger picture. Making your team focus on velocity alone can be a perverse incentive.

Imagine a company announcing 'We're rolling out Google search to our 40,000 employees" and thinking that's a win?

But that's not uncommon with AI adoption announcements.

Why were you throttling their productivity before? This is how I read it:

"After months of committee review, pilot programs, and change management initiatives. We finally have executive approval to give our workforce access to a basic tool"

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