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Freelance lead generation specialist · SaaS & eCommerce

Kelvin Forbes — Your Digital Chef.

Turn more of your marketing into leads and customers.

You’ve built something worth selling. You’re already doing some marketing. But leads and sales still feel less predictable than they should — and it’s hard to tell whether the content, SEO, the page, the follow-up or the campaign is the bit letting you down.

If you run a small SaaS or eCommerce business and don’t want several agencies pulling in different directions, I can help you find the weak point — then improve it with content marketing, SEO, email, landing pages or Meta marketing.

You don’t need a polished brief. Send me your site and tell me what you’re trying to sell. I’ll understand the starting point from there.

The problem

You’re getting some attention. It just isn’t turning into enough business.

Maybe traffic is growing but enquiries aren’t. Maybe people start a trial and vanish. Maybe you’re paying for clicks that land on a page you’re not convinced about. Or you’ve built an email list and barely know what to send it.

That’s a frustrating place to be because nothing looks completely broken. You just know the numbers should be better — and every marketing person seems to recommend the service they happen to sell.

I’d rather start with your actual bottleneck. Find where good prospects lose momentum, fix that first, and only add more marketing when there’s a reason.

How I help

One marketing strategy. Five ways to improve it.

Start with the commercial goal and the weak point in the journey. Then use the channels that make sense — not a shopping list of marketing services.

SEO

Show up when potential customers are actively looking for an answer — then give that search traffic a clear route towards becoming a lead.

Find the SEO gaps costing you leads

Email marketing

Stop letting interested prospects disappear after one visit. Build useful follow-up that brings the right people back and moves them closer to action.

Fix your email follow-up

Landing pages

Turn more of the attention you already pay or work for into action with a page built around one audience, one offer and one clear next step.

Improve your landing page

Facebook & Meta marketing

Reach and retarget the people most likely to care — then connect the advert to a landing journey designed to do more than collect clicks.

Make your Meta clicks work harder

Not sure which part needs fixing first?

Tell me what is happening now. I’ll start with the weakest point, not try to sell you every service.

Show me where you’re stuck

SaaS & eCommerce

This is probably for you if you’re tired of guessing what to fix next.

  • You run a small SaaS or eCommerce business and the offer already has real customers or genuine market potential.
  • You are getting some traffic, sign-ups, enquiries or sales — just not consistently enough.
  • You have tried bits of marketing, but nobody is looking at the whole journey from first click to customer.
  • You would rather work directly with one hands-on specialist than become another small account inside a big agency.

Lead generation UK

What a lead generation specialist should actually improve.

Lead generation is not simply getting more names into a spreadsheet. A useful lead generation strategy attracts people with a relevant problem, gives them enough reason to trust the offer and creates a sensible next step toward becoming a customer.

As a freelance lead generation specialist, I look across the journey rather than treating content marketing, SEO, email marketing, landing pages and Facebook or Meta marketing as unrelated services. The first question is where good prospects are being lost. The answer determines what deserves work.

That can mean improving search visibility when the right audience cannot find you, strengthening a landing page when traffic is already arriving, building email follow-up when prospects need more time, or connecting Meta campaigns to a more relevant destination.

Lead generation for SaaS businesses

SaaS lead generation often involves a longer journey than one advert and one click. Prospects may discover the problem through search, investigate several solutions, read use cases, start a trial, join an email sequence and return later before becoming a qualified opportunity.

The website therefore needs to support different levels of intent. Commercial SEO pages can capture active demand, helpful content marketing can answer earlier questions and address objections, focused landing pages can explain a demo or trial, and email can continue the evaluation after a visitor leaves.

Read about my approach to SaaS lead generation.

Lead generation for eCommerce

eCommerce lead generation and customer acquisition need the same joined-up thinking, even when the final conversion is a purchase rather than a sales enquiry. Search intent, product or category pages, campaign landing pages, email capture and follow-up all influence whether attention turns into revenue.

For eCommerce, useful content can include clear buying guides, product education, comparison articles and post-purchase emails. The aim is not a pile of generic blog posts. It is helping shoppers make a confident decision and giving interested visitors a reason to return.

The priority is still relevance: attract people likely to care about the offer, make the value clear, remove unnecessary friction and give interested visitors a reason to return if they are not ready to buy immediately.

How the five marketing services work together

Content marketing builds trust and intent

Helpful articles, guides, emails and social posts address customer questions before and after the first click. Every piece should have a purpose in the journey.

SaaS & eCommerce content marketing

SEO creates discoverability

SEO lead generation targets searches connected to real problems, services and buying decisions. Useful pages then turn that search visibility into a route toward the business.

SEO lead generation

Landing pages create focus

A conversion-focused landing page continues the promise made in search, email or an advert and gives the visitor one clear decision without unnecessary distractions.

Landing page design

Email continues the conversation

Email marketing helps when a good prospect is interested but not ready. Welcome, nurture and follow-up journeys can answer questions and bring people back at the right time.

Email marketing

Meta can create and recapture demand

Facebook and Meta marketing can reach or retarget relevant audiences, but the click needs somewhere useful to go. Campaign, offer and landing experience should tell one consistent story.

How I approach a lead generation project

1. Understand the commercial goal. What are you selling, who is a good customer and what action actually matters? A lead generation campaign needs a definition of success before it needs more traffic.

2. Find the weak point. I look at how people discover you, what they see when they arrive, how the offer is explained and what happens when they do not convert immediately.

3. Prioritise the work. The answer may be content marketing, SEO, email, a landing page, Meta marketing or a combination. I would rather fix the biggest constraint first than sell every service at once.

4. Measure meaningful actions. Rankings, clicks and open rates can help diagnose performance, but the important measures are the actions connected to enquiries, trials, purchases or qualified opportunities.

5. Improve from evidence. Once real behaviour is available, the next decision should become clearer. Lead generation is an improvement process rather than a one-off page or campaign.

Lead generation FAQs

What does a lead generation specialist do? I look for practical ways to attract relevant prospects and improve the journey toward a meaningful action. For my work, that means content marketing, SEO, email marketing, conversion-focused landing pages and Facebook or Meta marketing.

Are you a lead generation agency? No. I am a freelance lead generation specialist. You work directly with me rather than through an account-management layer.

Do you work with UK businesses? Yes. KelvinForbes.com is positioned as a UK freelance lead generation service, with a particular focus on SaaS and eCommerce businesses.

Can you guarantee leads or sales? No. Demand, offer, competition, traffic quality and conversion all affect results. I will not invent a guaranteed outcome.

Which service should I start with? Start with the bottleneck. If relevant people cannot find you, SEO may deserve attention. If traffic already exists but does not act, the landing journey may be the stronger priority. If prospects need time, email follow-up may matter more.

Kelvin Forbes

Working with me

No agency relay race.

You speak to me, not an account manager. I look at the customer journey as a whole, work out what deserves attention first and keep the work tied to a commercial reason.

Why “Your Digital Chef”? Because content, SEO, landing pages, email and Meta marketing are different ingredients in the same customer journey. You rarely need all of them at once. I work out which ones will actually help, bring them together properly and leave out what you don’t need.

You will not get promises of guaranteed rankings, leads or sales. You will get clear thinking, measurable actions and work tied to a reason.

You may not need more marketing. You may need to fix the leak.

Send me what you sell, who it is for and what you are currently doing to generate leads. I will tell you where I would start.

Find my biggest lead-generation gap

Not sure where to start? Just reach out and tell me what you're working on. Email me directly.