From 10 hours to 10 seconds.

I build the automations and run the outreach that give founders, coaches and consultants their week back. Systems you own outright, and LinkedIn and email outreach where every message is checked before it sends.

£600, billed only for the hours used. No lock-in, and you keep what is built.

Monday sweepSample practice
  • 14invoices drafted in Xero, waiting for your approvalApprove
  • 3onboarding packs sent, chased and filedDone
  • 41LinkedIn messages sent, 6 weak drafts held backDone
  • 9replies sorted, 2 people want to talkFor you
  • 3posts written from Thursday's voice noteApprove
  • 1session follow-up held: sensitive, so not draftedHeld
What a week looks like once the admin runs itself. An illustrative practice, not a client.
4,000+
people contacted for the first time, every month
7,000+
personal messages sent every month, each one checked before it went
20,000+
LinkedIn actions done for clients every month: invitations, messages, views and likes
370+
hours of manual work taken off clients' plates every month (an estimate)

Average month, July to September 2026, across four client accounts. No booked calls are claimed. How we count

Four things I build and run

Most clients start with one and add the next once it is paying for itself. All of it is built around the tools you already use.

Outreach at scale, on LinkedIn and email

Everything Aimfox and Instantly do, run for you, for a fraction of the cost. Unlimited contacts and campaigns, each message written for the person and checked against your rules. A draft that fails three rewrites never sends.

£600 setup per person, then £200 a month. Teams are quoted separately.

How outreach works
Quality gateSample
Draft 1 · to Priya, operations directorHeld

Hi Priya, I hope this finds you well! I saw you are speaking this Thursday and would love to connect. We help ops leaders save hours every week. Do you have 15 minutes?

  • Banned phrase: “I hope this finds you well”
  • Date not found in her profile: “this Thursday”
  • 4 sentences, this step allows 2
Rewrite 2Passed · queued

Priya, your post on moving the ops team to a four-day week was the first I have seen with real numbers behind it. How are you covering clients on the fifth day?

How every message is checked before it sends. The prospect is fictional; the rules are real.

Back-office automation you own

Invoices drafted from your timesheet, onboarding packs that chase themselves, contracts drafted from the call. Built on accounts in your name, so it keeps running whether we carry on or not.

Starts inside the 10-Hour Audit. Bespoke projects from £1,500 to £9,000.

What gets automated
Handover checklistEvery build
  • Code
    In a repository in your name
    Owner: you
  • Hosting
    Your account, your bill
    Owner: you
  • Database
    Your account, encrypted
    Owner: you
  • AI usage
    Your key, around $1 per 1,000 messages
    Owner: you
  • Documentation
    Written for a developer who has never seen it
    Owner: you

A content engine that starts with a voice note

You send a voice note. It comes back as a post, a newsletter section and a carousel in your voice, and nothing publishes until you approve it. If you write everything yourself, it repurposes what you have already made instead.

How the content engine works
Content engineSample
Voice note · 2:14
  • LinkedIn post, 180 wordsApprove
  • Newsletter sectionApprove
  • Carousel, 7 slidesApprove
One voice note in, every platform out. Nothing publishes until you approve it.

One dashboard, run from your AI chat

Your website, newsletter, content, outreach and client records in one place, connected to the AI you already use. Ask it to update a page, draft the newsletter or pull a client’s history, and it does. Anything that sends or publishes waits for your confirmation.

How the dashboard works
Your dashboard, by chatSample

Add the spring retreat to the events page and draft Thursday’s newsletter about it.

Done. The events page has a draft entry, and the newsletter is written in your voice.

  • Events page: spring retreatPreview
  • Newsletter to your list, Thursday 9amConfirm to send

Who booked last year and hasn’t opened an email since?

Fourteen people. Want a personal note drafted for each of them first?

Works from Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. Anything that sends or publishes waits for your confirmation.

You see it working before you pay for it

Every engagement follows the same four steps, and the first one is free: a working demo of your own business.

  1. See it

    Before or just after our first call, a clickable demo of the system, built around your business with sample data.

  2. Map it

    The 10-Hour Audit. Where your hours go, a costed plan in order, and the first automations running.

  3. Build it

    Phased, with a decision at each stage. Nothing old is switched off until the replacement has beaten it.

  4. Own it

    Handed over in your name, with documentation. Monthly support only if you want it.

How a project runs, week by week

What clients say

“I've been working with Oliver since January and honestly, the results have been beyond what I expected. I came in with a large following but converting wasn't consistent or strategic. Oliver built out a series of outreach campaigns for me (we've run several since January, each around six to eight weeks) targeting re-engagement with existing connections and driving people into my webinars.…”
Petra Velzeboer · Keynote speaker and author · June 2026
“Oliver is a proactive, trustworthy, responsive and talented support to me as a one woman business. He has been a great partner to have helping me with sales, marketing and creative thinking. He very quickly understood me and was able to proactively suggest & lead on ideas which have been incredibly useful. Highly recommend working with Oliver.”
Lara Milward · Leadership and performance coach · December 2025
“Oliver is a true collaborator. Smart, organized, fast, and just good vibes. We connected over travel and surfing, and that carried into our work. He didn’t just take things off my plate. He thought with me. He brought ideas. He stayed ahead of what was needed and kept everything organized while I was deep in client work. He helped with content, admin, systems, communication. But what mattered most was his presence.…”
Alex Goldau · Sovereignty coach · November 2025
“Oliver wants me to succeed. That's the vibe I always get from working with him. He always had suggestions for making my Podcast, newsletter and business more successful. He gets stuff done. I was always impressed with the volume of work he got through - and because of the time difference, I always woke up to a load of completed tasks. He's a really nice person to have in your business.…”
Corine Hines · Leadership coach and podcast host · February 2024
Oliver Allen

I run my own outreach on the same system

I am Oliver Allen. I started Ignite Drive in 2020, and I built LinkAngler, the outreach engine every client gets their own copy of. My own campaigns run on it every day.

24%of my existing connections replied to my own warm campaigns: 561 of 2,292.

You deal with me from the first call to the handover. Where continuity matters, I can name a second developer who knows your system too.

Who this is for, and who it is not

A good fit

  • Coaches, consultants, advisers and therapists running a practice of one to fifty people
  • Speakers and authors with an audience to activate
  • Professional firms buried in admin across tools that do not talk
  • A clear first offer, and a network you have never properly worked

Probably not

  • You want thousands of messages a day, whatever they say
  • You want a guaranteed number of meetings
  • There is no offer yet that someone could say yes to
  • You run an agency selling automation yourself

The practices I work with

Straight answers

What does unlimited actually mean?

I do not charge per contact, per campaign, per email inbox or per message. Add a thousand prospects or fifty thousand, it costs you the same.

The limits that remain are the platforms' own: LinkedIn caps how many invitations a profile can send each week, and every email inbox has a safe daily sending volume. Going past those is how accounts get restricted, so the system stays inside them and adds inboxes or senders when you need more volume.

Do you guarantee results?

No. I guarantee the work: what gets built, what gets checked, and how quickly I reply. Replies and conversations depend on your offer, your market and your timing, and anyone promising a number of meetings is counting something they cannot see.

What I give you instead is planning numbers from campaigns already running, labelled as estimates, and an honest read on whether outreach is likely to work for you before you spend anything on it.

You say I own it. So what does the monthly fee pay for?

The build is a one-off. What you own stays yours whether we carry on or not.

The monthly fee pays for my time: watching the campaigns, tuning messages, reading replies, fixing what breaks, and regular check-in calls. You are never billed extra because something broke.

Is LinkedIn automation safe for my account?

LinkedIn's terms do not allow most automation, and no tool removes that risk completely, ours included. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something.

What I can do is keep it low. Campaigns run on your real account at a human pace, inside LinkedIn's own weekly limits, with every message written for the person and checked before it sends. It is built to behave like a person, not a bulk sender.

What happens if we stop working together?

Anything I build for you is on your accounts and in your name: the code, the hosting, the database, the subscriptions. It keeps running, and it comes with written documentation so another developer could pick it up.

Outreach works the same way: you get your own full outreach system on your own server and accounts, not a login to mine. If we stop, it keeps running for you, along with the lists, the messages and the voice profile.

Start with the 10-Hour Audit.

£600 for ten hours of my time, billed only for the hours used. You get a map of where your week goes, a costed plan, and one or two automations running by the end. You keep all of it.