Keep your business development moving forward.
You know your business. We help you create the structure, research and momentum to keep building it. Client Loop provides practical business development and marketing support to help you stay visible, identify opportunities, build relationships and turn good intentions into consistent action.
Jade leads our Access to Work support.
Jade brings almost 30 years' experience across marketing, business development, research and strategy, working with small businesses, SaaS companies, universities, charities and public-service organisations.
Her support combines senior-level marketing experience with practical weekly delivery: researching opportunities, identifying the right people, developing outreach, shaping content and helping clients keep their business development moving.
“I hired Jade with my Access to Work support worker funding to replace the time I would have had to spend doing admin, market research and other marketing activities because I have an energy limiting and fluctuating health condition.
The primary value of having a support worker in place for me has been consistency. Previously I would have had to jump back and forth between outreach and doing an actual job. Now, Jade delivers tasks for me to do weekly – people to connect with, emails to send them, and so on, which I amend and change as I feel is appropriate. From ideas for website content to invoicing, Jade saves me energy I can use for high value work tasks.
My health condition sometimes leaves me with a crisis of confidence, and the other core benefit of working with someone like Jade is having someone to bounce ideas around with. She is a very enthusiastic, supportive person who works very hard. I recommend her highly.”
Experienced business support, not general administration.
We work with self-employed people, consultants, academics, entrepreneurs and small business owners who want experienced, practical support with business development, marketing and keeping their business moving forward.
We're disability aware: we understand that disability, health, energy and neurodivergence can affect how and when work happens. Our support is flexible and built around the way you work.
This support may be suitable for people with an Access to Work award where specialist business or marketing support forms part of their agreed support package. We're happy to work alongside you and your support plan.
Practical help, week after week.
Lead generation
Identifying organisations, prospects, commissioners, collaborators and potential clients worth approaching.
Demand generation
Finding relevant topics, trends, opportunities, events and conversations that create interest in your business.
Prospect research
Working out who you should be speaking to, why they’re relevant and the best route into the organisation.
LinkedIn research
Finding relevant decision-makers, influencers and professional contacts, with context on why they matter.
Outreach support
Drafting personalised emails, LinkedIn approaches and follow-ups for you to review and send yourself.
Business development planning
Turning “I need more clients” into a practical pipeline. Who to approach, why they matter, what to say and what to do next.
Keeping things moving
Regular, structured support that keeps marketing and business development moving alongside client work and the other demands on your time.
Marketing support
Content ideas, campaigns, messaging, positioning and practical marketing activity.
Website support
Reviewing structure, copy, positioning and SEO, and how well your website supports business development.
Thought leadership and content
Researching themes and opportunities for posts and articles, with your expertise, voice and opinions at the centre.
Research
Monitoring sectors, organisations, funding, policy, competitors and emerging opportunities relevant to your business.
Something else your week needs?
The support is shaped around you — ask.
From research to your next action.
For one self-employed consultant, we provide a regular business development briefing that identifies relevant organisations, people, research, events and commercial opportunities.
We then turn that intelligence into a practical action list: who to connect with on LinkedIn, why they matter, what conversation to start, what email to send, what content would be useful and where a genuine business opportunity may exist.
A typical week might include researching five potential clients, identifying the right contacts, drafting two personalised approaches, finding three relevant LinkedIn conversations, identifying a content opportunity and agreeing what gets followed up next.
This is not about someone taking over your business. It's about giving you the research, structure and experienced support that makes it easier for you to keep developing it.