
Background
About David
With his love for metrics, actionable strategies, and growth hacking, David
Morneau stands out as a genuine Millennial in the B2B SaaS space.
Born
and raised in Toronto, Canada, David has honed his passion for data-driven
strategies during his college years while getting his Bachelor of Laws from
Université de Sherbrooke.
David is, at heart, a marketing
enthusiast with a keen interest in business and the web, so he began learning
the industry’s ropes. The result is a self-taught, driven, and
passionate serial entrepreneur who has helped over 200 brands to date.
In
2018, David launched two projects: an influencer discovery platform and an
influencer marketing agency, both named inBeat.
Just like a true inward
beat, inBeat has revolutionized the influencer marketing sphere from
within.
David’s influencer platform features a slew of free tools
for marketers and business owners, while his agency connects you with the top
2% of creators worldwide. inBeat has helped companies like Hopper, Linktree,
NielsenIQ, and Bumble slash their CPAs by 75% and reach all their business
goals.
But David didn’t stop there. He is also the founder and CEO
of
Breeeze.co, an SEO agency that has helped
companies like Content Allies grow their revenue by $2,000,000 from
high-quality links and sustainable SEO.
Latest writing
Articles by David Morneau

How to Build a Successful Agency Sales Team
This article shows you all the steps for building a sales team, with practical insights from our influencer marketing agency, inBeat.
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How to Deliver Results for Your Agency Clients Consistently
This guide on consistently delivering results for your clients will hopefully help you scale up your agency.
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How to Hire Your First Employees as a Starting Agency
Actionable advice and insider tips from a founder's experience growing his agency to 30+ employees.
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How To Book Meetings with Prospective Agency Clients
This guide teaches you the five-step plan to book your initial meetings with high-quality prospects.
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