B2B marketing has a reputation. Grey. Dry. The sort of content that makes you long for a root canal. We're here to tell you it doesn't have to be that way, pet.
You're selling to humans. Even the procurement manager in a beige office wants a scroll that doesn't feel like homework. So let's talk platforms, properly.
We've run B2B campaigns from Quayside start-ups to manufacturers who still fax things. Here's what actually works in 2025, without the jargon.
LinkedIn: Still the Big Lad
Yes, it's full of "thought leaders" posting about their morning swim. Ignore the cringe. LinkedIn is where B2B decisions get nudged along, and the organic reach is still generous if your content isn't bone dry.
- Thought leadership posts: Real opinions from a real founder. Not a ghost-written essay about "synergy".
- Document carousels: Mini decks get saved, shared, and chewed over in Slack DMs.
- Employee advocacy: Your team's reach beats your company page. Every time.
YouTube: The B2B Dark Horse
B2B buyers watch hours of video before they ever speak to sales. Product walk-throughs, customer interviews, honest explainers. It's not glamorous, but it closes deals while you sleep.
Long-form works. Short-form (Shorts) works for top-of-funnel. Don't pick; do both.
X, Bluesky and the Text-Post Brigade
X is chaos, but if your buyers are tech, media, or finance, they're still lurking. Bluesky's the new kid and refreshingly troll-free. We wrote a whole piece worth asking us about if you fancy the deep dive.
TikTok (Yes, Really)
B2B TikTok is having a moment. Accountants doing skits. SaaS founders explaining churn with Lego. If your brand can be a bit daft, the reach is bananas.
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Facebook groups are still where niche B2B communities live. Instagram works for anything visual - architecture, product design, events. We've covered Meta ads on our PPC services page, it's still one of the cheapest ways to reach decision-makers.
The One Rule
Pick two platforms. Do them properly. Ignore the rest. Spreading yourself thin across six is how you end up posting "Happy Monday" to an audience of bots.
You don't need to be everywhere. You need to be somewhere, brilliantly. That's the whole game.
Closing
B2B doesn't mean boring-to-boring. Pick your platforms, bring a personality, and measure what matters. If that sounds like effort, well, it is. That's why we're here.
