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What was wrong. What we did. What changed. Every number below is real, and where a figure isn’t public, it isn’t here.
A US subscription company with a strong audience was looking for its next step of growth. The answer wasn’t a bigger media budget — it was three levers at once: paid media, a partner ecosystem, and converting the traffic that was already arriving. Partnerships went from one-off deals to a structured, repeatable channel. A referral programme was added. CRO ran alongside paid media instead of behind it. Subscription package design was treated as part of acquisition, not a product afterthought.
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“We need a better website.”
The site was a third of the problem. What was missing was the path between visit and enquiry — and qualified traffic into it. We built the site, the funnel and the ad campaigns together, and tracked enquiries as conversions so the campaigns could optimise on the right event.
“We need ads to get this off the ground.”
The audience already existed — what was missing was a product that could receive it. We built the first two academies turnkey: platform, content structure and member billing built as part of the product, not a payment button stuck on at the end.
No online sales channel existed — just traditional distribution.
We built a Shopify store around the assortment, not the homepage, and ran paid and organic strategy in parallel, added an affiliate model, and went onto marketplaces for additional sales and product-level demand data.
Interest and traffic were there; sales lagged behind both.
The problem wasn’t demand — it was the purchase path. We rebuilt the online booking flow for workshops, with fewer steps and clearer information on what’s included, before pointing more traffic at it.
A good product, with everything around it unfinished or scattered across people.
We built a full brand identity, a digital presence supporting both end-customer and distributor channels, and took over strategic management — one counterpart instead of four uncoordinated contractors.
No online sales.
We built the online store and got it selling — a new channel, and with it, direct contact with the buyer for the first time.
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