The place to start
Launch Plan
£300
A practical launch plan that decides the audience, message, channels and next actions before money is spent on delivery.
PR, social media and marketing
Everything worth knowing travels by word of mouth. We make sure it’s about you.
For people building something, from positioning to launch to the systems that keep it running.
See the offersPositioning · Story · Launch · Reputation · Systems ·
What you can buy
Clear offers.
No hourly rate.
Start with a defined piece of work. Know what it will produce and what it will cost before it begins.
For a launch or event
Campaign
Fixed price
Positioning, story, content and delivery brought together around one defined outcome.
Built to hand over
System
Fixed price
The marketing infrastructure, working process and materials your business needs to keep moving without renting them from an agency.
Ongoing direction
Retainer
By invitation
Continued counsel, direction or delivery when the work benefits from a longer relationship.
Selected work
The work earns the space.
Gatepost does not fill a page with borrowed logos or unsupported claims. Client work appears here when permission is recorded and the facts have been checked.
The first permitted case study is being prepared.
How Gatepost works
Decide first.
Then make.
One
Direct access
You work with Mark. There are no account managers, juniors or handovers between departments.
Two
Clear decisions
Channels and ideas are judged against the audience and the job, not added to make the plan look bigger.
Three
Work you own
Systems and deliverables are built to be handed over and owned by the client, not rented from Gatepost.
About Gatepost
One practice.
Two kinds of client.
Ventures are startups and small businesses launching something new.
People are talent and founder-led individuals whose careers run on reputation.
The thread is the same: becoming known and credible to exactly the right audience.
Start a conversation
Tell Mark what
you’re building.
hello@gatepostmarketing.comYou will hear back within one working day.