1: Dan Montagu - Best fit for: Cross-channel paid built for long-term scale
1. Dan Montagu
Best for Cross-channel paid built for long-term scale
- Discipline
- Cross-channel paid built for long-term scale
- Last verified
- July 10, 2026 by SaaS Hackers Team
Dan Montagu is a London-based PPC manager with demonstrated experience creating and managing cross-channel paid search strategy for B2B SaaS and technology companies. His approach to PPC is built around scalable campaign architecture: channel strategies that can be expanded as budgets and markets grow without needing to be rebuilt, and attribution models that connect paid activity to commercial outcomes rather than channel-specific efficiency metrics. For B2B SaaS companies at growth stage where paid search is one part of a broader acquisition mix, this structural thinking is more useful than optimizing individual campaigns in isolation.
His work covers Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, and LinkedIn paid campaigns, with a focus on B2B audience targeting, negative keyword management, and bid strategies calibrated to the longer sales cycles and multi-touchpoint buying journeys of enterprise and mid-market software buyers. The cross-channel perspective means paid search activity is designed to complement rather than compete with organic and paid social campaigns, and budget allocation reflects where qualified pipeline is actually coming from.
Dan Montagu is a good fit for B2B SaaS and technology companies in the UK that want an experienced PPC manager building cross-channel paid acquisition architecture with a long-term scalability focus. He suits growth-stage companies that need senior paid search expertise without the overhead of a large agency relationship. He is less suited to companies that need a full paid media team managing large-scale global campaigns, or to those whose primary acquisition focus is organic and inbound rather than paid search.
Key Strengths
- Scalable cross-channel campaign architecture
- Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn paid
- Attribution tied to commercial outcomes


