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Build a LinkedIn pipeline for your coaching or consulting business.

Referrals have built your business, but they arrive on someone else's timetable. Chris helps you identify the corporate buyers and problems worth pursuing, clarify your offer, and prepare content and conversations that can lead to appointments and paid work. Gain Momentum keeps the research and follow-up visible.

For established B2B coaches and consultants with paying clients, especially leadership and executive coaches seeking corporate work.

A request starts a conversation. It is not a confirmed appointment.

Chris G Jones
Chris G JonesCommercial guidance, practical implementation and a working plan between sessions.

Good work does not make the next introduction arrive on time.

One month is full of client work. The next may depend on a past client remembering to introduce you. A more deliberate pipeline starts by making your expertise relevant to a buyer with a problem to solve.

  • The buyer is still too broad.“Senior leaders” covers many people, but it does not tell you which HR or business leader can sponsor the work.
  • The offer sounds like a discipline.Your profile explains your background without making the leadership problem you solve easy to recognise.
  • Content gets polite attention.Posts reach peers, but few give a suitable buyer a reason to ask a question or start a conversation.
  • Activity stops when delivery gets busy.Prospect research and follow-up wait until the pipeline feels thin again.

A plan you can follow when client work gets busy.

The aim is a buyer you can name, an offer they can understand, content that answers their questions and a visible next action for each relevant conversation.

Chris's hands-on role depends on the package. Gain Momentum holds the research and follow-up between sessions. You approve what is published or sent and handle your sales conversations.

  1. 01

    Define the buyer and problem

    We examine the clients you most want to work with, who can buy or sponsor your service, and what is happening in their business when your work becomes relevant.

    Working outputA written ICP and buying-problem map

  2. 02

    Make the offer understandable

    We sharpen your offer and LinkedIn profile around the problem you solve, the people you help and the change your work is designed to support.

    Working outputA clearer offer and profile

  3. 03

    Give content a job

    We plan useful posts and resources that answer buyer questions and give you something relevant to share in a conversation.

    Working outputContent themes, briefs and writing support

  4. 04

    Move the right conversations forward

    We prepare researched prospects and individual openings, keep the next action visible and review what happens in calls and proposals.

    Working outputProspect briefs and a follow-up workflow

Commercial judgement from someone still doing the work.

Chris has worked in sales and business development, built businesses with partners and remains involved in running them. He brings that operator's view to targeting, offers, conversations and follow-up.

Read Chris's background

Chris's own operating history

  • Early sales and commercial leadership roles, including business development at Shropshire Chamber of Commerce.
  • Built, sold and later repurchased Reclaim Tax UK with Richard Canfer-Taylor.
  • Built Keystone AI, Keystone Site and Gain Momentum to support real business workflows.

This describes businesses and roles Chris has held. It is not a claim about results from this LinkedIn service.

Content matters when it leads somewhere useful.

A post can show how you think. A researched prospect brief can show why a particular person may be worth speaking to. The follow-up plan connects the two so a promising exchange has a next step.

You bring the expertise, approve what is used and lead sales conversations. Chris's preparation and review give that activity a clear direction.

Research with a source

Each prospect brief records what was observed, where it came from, what might make it relevant and what remains unknown.

One next action

A reply, a request for a resource or a discovery call stays in the working plan until you decide what to do with it.

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Choose who does the preparation.

Start with tools you run yourself, share the work with Chris, or ask for managed research and coordination. Every package includes one Gain Momentum workspace in the service price. Prices exclude VAT.

DIY

Platform and toolkit

£299 + VAT / month

Monthly service. Terms confirmed before you join.

You want a clear method and will run the research, writing and conversations yourself.

  • Workspace, worksheets and templates
  • Monthly accountability call

Your part: You do the research, write the content and run the activity.

Request a LinkedIn Opportunity Review

DFY

Managed growth

£2,500 + VAT / month

Initial three months: £7,500 + VAT total. Scope and start date agreed before acceptance.

You want more of the research, writing and coordination handled, with your approval at each step.

  • Up to 100 researched prospects monthly
  • 12 finished posts and managed follow-up tracking
  • Business-day signal research and a weekly private review

Your part: You approve communications and handle sales conversations.

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Researched prospects and signals are research outputs, not guaranteed qualified leads, appointments or sales. Renewal arrangements are confirmed in the service agreement.

When the challenge is the whole business.

If you own an established business and the problem runs across sales, growth or operations, I can help you find the priority and act on it. My wider work includes a focused Owner's Review, implementation support, continuing advice and selected board roles.

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Know where the next conversation could start.

Tell Chris what you sell, who you want to work with and where new business stalls. He will review the fit and reply with a sensible next step. The request does not commit you to a package.

Request a LinkedIn Opportunity Review