Turn disconnected marketing and business development into one relationship-led pipeline.

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Companies bring me in when relationships should be driving more pipeline.

Your company already has expertise, relationships, sales, and marketing activity.

The problem? They’re rarely working from the same plan.

I help B2B service businesses align those moving parts into one relationship-led growth strategy—or activate that strategy around a high-value event.

Your growth team needs one shared strategy.

Marketing is creating demand. Business development is building relationships. Leadership and client-facing experts know what buyers care about.

But the insights, activity, and follow-up are disconnected.

Through the Integrated Pipeline Accelerator, I bring your cross-functional leadership team together to make the important decisions, document the strategy, and put it into motion.

You leave with a relationship-led pipeline plan, a 90-day roadmap, clear ownership across teams, and biweekly coaching to help your team execute it.

The result: marketing and business development working as one growth engine.

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I find the signal. Connect the dots. Build the system. Bring the right people together.

Relationship-led growth starts with listening.

I interview customers, sales and marketing teams, founders, subject-matter experts, and internal stakeholders to uncover the ideas, relationships, language, and opportunities already hiding inside your business.

Then I bring marketing and business development together around one strategy for turning those insights into pipeline.

Content starts the conversation.
Events bring the right people together.
Community deepens the relationship.
Partnerships expand your reach.
Business development moves relationships forward.
Systems make it repeatable.

Instead of separate teams running disconnected tactics, you get one relationship-led growth system—built around how your buyers actually discover you, come to trust you, and decide to work with you.

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Full-Funnel Content Marketing, Events & Partnerships That Drive Revenue

Content doesn't live in a vacuum. I look across the entire customer journey to determine what your audience needs to hear, where they need to hear it, and what should happen next.

Depending on the strategy, that might include content, email, video, podcasts, webinars, live events, communities, partnerships, workshops, social, or original research.

Events, content, and partnerships that turn connection into action — and action into revenue.

I own event, content, and partnership strategy end-to-end for founders and teams who need their events to actually drive pipeline, not just fill a room.

Design the right format

Designing and executing the right format for the goal — invite-only dinners, roundtables, webinars, summits, workshops, niche networking events, live streams, and challenges — built around your ideal customer and go-to-market priorities, not whatever’s trendy.

Build repeatable playbooks

Owning pre- and post-event workflows — invite strategy, engagement before the event, and structured follow-up that converts attendees into pipeline, not just a “great to meet you” LinkedIn message.

Partnership strategy that lets you borrow trust — relationships and referral networks that put you in front of the right audience, not just more people.

Driving measurable outcomes — pipeline created and influenced, deal velocity, and reputation that compounds beyond the event itself.

Own workflows, partnerships, and outcomes

Talk About Your Strategy

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Relationship-led growth isn't a tactic. It's a system.

In B2B service businesses, marketing, sales, business development, events, and partnerships are often owned by different people—if they’re owned at all.

I connect them through one intentional strategy, so every piece of content, conversation, introduction, and experience strengthens a relationship with someone who can hire you, refer you, or champion your company.

The result is clearer ownership, stronger follow-through, and a relationship-led pipeline your team can build together.

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How I build a full-funnel

relationship-led marketing engine

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  • Summits

  • Niche Community Events

  • Live Streams

  • Social media

  • Content

  • Collaborations

Common Use Case: GTM, new vertical, beta testing an offer or product, list building, visibility.

Awareness Experiences

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  • Curated Micro Events

  • Panels

  • Roundtables

  • Email marketing

Common Use Case: Lead generation, lead nurturing, retention, lifecycle marketing, original research release.

Relationship-building

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  • Webinars

  • Challenges

  • Workshops

Common Use Case: Move leads down funnel, conversions, move to sales ready, close sales.

Activation Events

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Interviews, voice-of-customer research, SME extraction, sales insights, market research.

Customer & Stakeholder Research

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Editorial strategy, thought leadership, messaging, campaigns, podcasts, video, email, social, original research.

Content Strategy & Content Marketing

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Summits, roundtables, workshops, webinars, challenges, dinners, live streams.

Events & Experiences

Niche communities, customer communities, activation, retention, advocacy.

Community

Co-marketing, referral systems, expert partnerships, borrowed audiences.

Partnerships & Distribution

Workflows, repurposing systems, campaign playbooks, measurement, operating rhythm.

Marketing Systems

I work with established B2B service businesses—typically $25M–$100M companies—that grow through expertise, reputation, and relationships.

My relationship-led strategies have supported companies in construction, facility maintenance, law, accounting, real estate investing, and marketing services.

These businesses usually have plenty of growth activity—but not one connected strategy behind it.

They may have a marketing team without dedicated business development. A strong sales team with limited marketing support. Or one leader trying to hold marketing, sales, and relationship-building together.

Whatever the structure, important insights and opportunities are getting lost between people, systems, and follow-up.

I’m typically brought in by a COO, Head of Sales, or growth leader who sees the gap between the company’s expertise and the pipeline it’s producing. I help them identify what’s missing, bring the right people into the room, and build a strategy the team they actually have can execute.

My best-fit clients:

  • Sell complex, high-trust services with longer buying cycles

  • Depend on relationships, reputation, referrals, and expertise to grow

  • Have one or more people responsible for marketing, sales, or business development—but not necessarily all three

  • Need clearer ownership and stronger coordination across those functions

  • Are willing to involve cross-functional leaders in building the plan

  • Want to turn disconnected activity into a repeatable, relationship-led pipeline system

If your company has the expertise and relationships to grow—but lacks the shared strategy, structure, or missing function to turn them into pipeline—we should talk.

Who I work with.

The results are in …

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Meet Sarah.

Relationship-Led Growth Strategist. Facilitator. Curator of brilliant humans.

I’ve spent 16+ years helping B2B companies turn what they know—and who they know—into growth.

I started as the person building the marketing foundation from scratch: researching customers, shaping the message, creating the content, producing the campaigns, and developing the systems that kept everything moving.

Over time, I noticed the same problem inside company after company.

Marketing had one plan. Sales had another. Business development lived in someone’s head. Events created energy, but the follow-up disappeared. And the company’s best insights were scattered across customer conversations, leadership meetings, and subject-matter experts.

The opportunity was already there. The pieces simply weren’t connected.

Today, I help established B2B service businesses bring those pieces together. I interview the people who know the business best, find the signal inside all that expertise, and facilitate the conversations teams often struggle to have on their own.

Then we turn it into one relationship-led strategy—with clear priorities, ownership, and a practical plan for creating pipeline.

My work has supported companies in construction, facility maintenance, law, accounting, and marketing services. I’ve worked as the first marketing leader, stepped into established teams, built communities, developed partnerships, and created events designed to spark relationships—not awkward small talk.

I’m also the founder of Tiny Marketing, where I’ve built an audience around practical, relationship-led growth and created spaces that bring brilliant people together.

Different companies. Different rooms. Same instinct: find what matters, connect the right people and ideas, and create the system that moves relationships forward.

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I have been the proud sidekick/ partner/BFF/ride-or-die to these brands.

 
 
 

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