Velocity Partners

Meaning, Metrics & Mojo.

Creative & Content Agencies
2000 Founded
51-200 Employees
unknown Customers
London, United Kingdom Headquarters

Quick Facts

Starting Price
5000
Pricing Model
custom
Company Type
acquired

About Velocity Partners

Velocity Partners is a specialized B2B marketing agency focused on technology, SaaS and other complex markets where it can be hard to explain what you do and why it matters. Headquartered in London with a significant presence in New York, the agency blends strategy, creative and performance marketing to help ambitious B2B marketers build brands, generate demand and accelerate revenue. Its home page promise of “Meaning, Metrics & Mojo” encapsulates the mix of sharp positioning, measurable results and bold creative that has made it one of the better‑known content‑driven agencies in B2B tech.

Founded in 2000 by Doug Kessler and Stan Woods, Velocity Partners grew up alongside the modern content marketing movement and is widely recognized for thought‑leading work such as its “Crap: The Content Marketing Deluge” deck and influential essays on topics like “Insane Honesty” and culture‑driven marketing. Over the years the agency has built programs for global technology brands including Salesforce, Sprint, HubSpot, Amazon Web Services, Citrix, Informatica and others, as well as fast‑growing SaaS and data companies. It won Content Marketing Institute’s “Content Marketing Agency of the Year” award in 2016 and has continued to be cited in industry round‑ups of top B2B agencies.

Velocity’s offering is organized around three core service pillars: Strategy, Creative and Performance. Strategy covers category and brand positioning, narrative development, go‑to‑market planning and messaging frameworks. Creative spans copywriting, design, video, interactive content and digital experiences. Performance includes demand generation, ABM, paid media, search, analytics and marketing operations. The agency’s own marketing emphasizes its “no‑bullshit” approach, its ability to turn difficult technical concepts into engaging stories, and its commitment to tying creative work to hard metrics like pipeline and revenue rather than vanity KPIs.

The company is now part of Next Fifteen Communications Group and operates as a subsidiary within that larger marketing services network. In 2024–2025, Velocity announced that it is helping launch Pretzl, a new AI‑ and data‑driven marketing company within the Next 15 group that aims to decode messy, non‑linear B2B buying journeys and improve pipeline performance. Velocity is bringing its strategic clarity and creative “mojo” into this broader, more tech‑enabled proposition, while continuing to serve B2B tech marketers that want a partner who understands complex products, long sales cycles and demanding buying committees.

Key Features

B2B content strategy - in-depth discovery, messaging frameworks and editorial planning for complex technology propositions.

Brand and narrative development - positioning, value propositions and story platforms tailored to B2B tech and SaaS markets.

Integrated creative campaigns - concepting, copywriting, design, video and interactive experiences across web, social and events.

Performance marketing - paid search, paid social and display programs engineered to drive qualified pipeline and revenue.

Account-based marketing (ABM) - strategy, orchestration and creative for programs targeting high-value enterprise accounts.

SEO and content performance optimization - on-site and off-site tactics, testing and analytics to improve organic reach and engagement.

Website and digital experience design - UX, UI and build support for B2B marketing sites, microsites and campaign destinations.

Marketing operations and automation - support for CRM and MAP setup, workflows, lead routing and reporting for revenue teams.

Demand generation and lead nurture - campaign architecture, content and journeys aligned to sales stages and buying committees.

Thought leadership and sales enablement content - eBooks, white papers, decks, blueprints and playbooks for complex solutions.

Event and virtual experience design - creative, scripting and production for digital and hybrid flagship events and launches.

Analytics, dashboards and reporting - tying campaigns to KPIs such as MQLs, SQLs, opportunities and influenced revenue.

Category design and go-to-market planning - helping new or evolving B2B offerings find and communicate a differentiated position.

Brand refresh and visual identity - updating or creating brand systems for technology and data-driven organizations.

Consultative workshops and training - collaborative sessions to align stakeholders on story, strategy and marketing priorities.

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros


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👎 Cons

  • Premium positioning and typical project budgets of $5,000+ can put engagements out of reach for very small or early-stage companies.
  • Best suited to B2B tech and SaaS; organizations in very different or purely B2C sectors may find less domain-specific experience.
  • As a specialized agency rather than a global advertising network, capacity and geographic coverage may be more constrained for very large, multinational roll-outs.

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Integrations

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Best For

Company Size

smb mid-market enterprise

Industries

SaaS Technology Telecommunications Ecommerce Data & Analytics FinTech

Use Cases

Brand positioning and narrative development for complex B2B technology offerings Content strategy and full-funnel editorial programs Demand generation and pipeline acceleration campaigns Account-based marketing and enterprise pursuit programs Website and digital experience redesigns Product, solution and category launches

FAQ

What is Velocity Partners?

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Velocity Partners is a specialized B2B marketing agency that works primarily with technology, SaaS and data-driven companies. Founded in 2000 and now part of the Next Fifteen group, it helps brands develop positioning and narrative, create content and creative assets, and run performance marketing programs that connect storytelling to pipeline and revenue. The agency is known for its strong point of view on B2B marketing, award-winning content, and deep experience simplifying complex technical propositions.

How much does Velocity Partners cost?

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Velocity Partners does not publish a standard price list. Engagements are priced custom based on scope, with budgets typically starting around $5,000 or more for individual projects and increasing for multi-channel campaigns or ongoing retainers. Costs depend on factors such as the level of strategic involvement, number and type of assets, media investment and duration of the program. Prospective clients generally discuss goals and budget with the agency to receive a tailored proposal.

What are the main features of Velocity Partners?

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Key capabilities of Velocity Partners include B2B content and brand strategy, positioning and narrative development, creative campaigns across digital channels, SEO and content performance optimization, account-based marketing and demand generation programs, website and digital experience design, and marketing operations support around CRM and marketing automation. The agency emphasizes integrating these services so that brand and story, creative execution and performance marketing all pull together toward clear revenue and pipeline goals.

Who are Velocity Partners' main competitors?

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Velocity Partners competes with other B2B- and performance-focused marketing agencies and digital marketing providers. Common alternatives include KlientBoost, INFUSE, SmartSites, webdew and WebFX, as well as other specialist B2B agencies that offer content, demand generation, ABM or digital experience services. The best choice for a given company depends on factors such as industry focus, required services, budget and whether the priority is strategic partnership, creative differentiation or high-volume execution.

Is Velocity Partners good for small businesses?

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Velocity Partners can be a strong partner for smaller but ambitious B2B companies - especially venture-backed SaaS or technology firms - that have clear growth goals and budgets aligned with strategic agency work. However, its typical minimum project budgets and focus on multi-channel, content-led programs mean it may not be the best fit for very early-stage startups, local small businesses, or organizations that primarily need low-cost, tactical execution. Those companies may find more suitable options among smaller local agencies or self-serve marketing tools.

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