We’ll find where you lose customers
We look at the funnel: do people find you, understand the offer and reach an enquiry? Then we choose the next step and the data that will show what changed.
the 60-second diagnosis
Where customers usually disappear
Almost always the leak sits in one of three places. Pick what sounds most like you: we’ll say where we’d start checking, before any call.
what here sounds like you?
likely blocker
YOU ARE INVISIBLE WHERE THE BUYING STARTS.
The demand exists; it is just being caught by someone else, in search, in AI answers, or in paid auctions you are overpaying for.
where we’d start
- Which queries your buyers actually type - and who ranks for them today
- Whether your Google Ads pay for demand you could catch organically
- What AI assistants say when asked about your category in your region
- Usually this means: SEO · Google Ads · AI Search
hypothesis: your numbers decide.
what here sounds like you?
likely blocker
THEY SEE YOU. THEY DON'T GET YOU.
Attention is not the problem. The first screen, the offer and the proof do not answer "why you, why now, why this price" fast enough.
where we’d start
- What a first-time visitor understands in 5 seconds on your main page - measured, not guessed
- Which objection your best clients had before they bought - and whether the site answers it
- Whether your ads and your landing page make the same promise
- Usually this means: Content · Websites · Meta Ads
hypothesis: your numbers decide.
what here sounds like you?
likely blocker
THE LEAK IS BETWEEN "I WANT IT" AND "I WROTE".
You already paid for the interest. It is lost on the way to a conversation: a form, a reply time, a hand-off nobody owns.
where we’d start
- Where exactly the drop happens - page, device, step - with your analytics, not opinions
- How long a new enquiry waits for a first human reply, and who is responsible
- Whether every lead is counted the same way in ads, analytics and CRM
- Usually this means: Analytics · Automation · Websites
hypothesis: your numbers decide.
More numbers.
A small team. Clear ownership.
We look for where potential customers drop off: the ads, the offer or the website. We choose one problem for the first test and agree on the data that will show what changed.
We don’t take on everything. If a channel isn’t right, we say so before the invoice.
We find where your funnel loses potential customers, fix the first problem and show what changed. If a channel does not fit the task, we say so before invoicing.
How we start
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01 · youName the problem
In your own words, in writing. “Leads got expensive.” “The site gets traffic, nobody writes.” No brief template, no discovery call.
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02 · usWe take it apart
We review your campaign data, website and competitors, then return with questions that help test the cause of the problem.
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03 · togetherCheck the signal
We start with one test or fix. Before the work begins, we agree on what to check and which result will help decide the next step.
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04 · repeatAct and review
What worked gets budget. What didn't gets switched off - in writing, with the screenshot. Then the next blocker.
FIND THEBLOCKER.
Three places a funnel can leak
People can be missing because demand is not there yet, because the message does not make the offer useful, or because the journey makes the next action hard. Those leaks need different faders; one tactic is not a universal answer.
A smaller, clearer next move
We diagnose the blocker, agree on the one signal that can test it and make the next decision visible. That can mean a page that answers a buyer question, a paid test with a reply path, or a repair to the measurement before more budget is spent.
What we will not sell
A test should show whether people take the action you agreed to measure. Attention alone does not establish enquiries or sales. We do not promise virality.
The cases show different results: 721 Meta leads for PILLAR, +373% organic clicks for BETSA and 200 saunas sold for Orill. Each case explains what was measured and the limits of the result. For the method behind a channel, visit services; when you have a task in mind, write to us.
let's see if we fit
HAVE A TASK IN MIND?
A short message is enough to start. Tell us what you need to change. We'll read carefully, ask the right questions and suggest a next step - usually within one working day.
