If there’s one thing I’ve learned in 17+ years of working in marketing, it’s this: clarity wins. But too often, charities and small businesses are left in the dark – sold expensive services wrapped in jargon, with little understanding of what they’re actually paying for.
At Pyjama Shark Marketing, I do things differently.
❌ No Gatekeeping of Expertise
Some agencies thrive on keeping clients confused. They rely on the fact that many charity managers or small business owners don’t have a marketing background – and they use that gap to justify inflated fees and vague deliverables. Especially when it comes to SEO, it’s like a secret club where only the “experts” get to know what’s really going on.
I reject that. I believe in sharing knowledge, not hoarding it. Whether I’m reviewing a report, building a strategy, or running a training session, I make sure you understand what’s happening and why it matters. Because marketing should feel empowering – not mystifying.
🧠 Neurodivergent Insight = Fresh Perspective
As an autistic marketer, I bring a different lens to the table. I’m not here to chase profit or play corporate games – I’m here to help causes that matter. My brain is wired for clarity, pattern-spotting, and cutting through the noise. That means I ask different questions, spot things others miss, and build strategies that make sense.
🎨 Marketing Isn’t Just “Colouring In”
Let’s talk about the corporate world for a second. If you’ve worked in it, you’ve probably heard marketing referred to as the “colouring in department.” 🙄
Yes, marketing can be subjective. But it’s also strategic, data-driven, and deeply impactful when done right. I’ve worked across different roles, platforms, and sectors – and I’ve seen what works and what doesn’t. I don’t do fluff. I do marketing that’s rooted in purpose, built on experience, and tailored to your audience.
So if you’re tired of jargon, gatekeeping, and overpriced nonsense – Pyjama Shark Marketing is here to help. Drop me an email at becki@pyjamasharkmarketing.co.uk and let’s chat!
Let’s make marketing feel good again.
