Proof

    The work, and what it moved.

    Every number here carries the window it was measured over and the baseline it moved from. If we cannot show you that, we do not put it on the page.

    Case 01

    Invisible in their own category

    • Industrial manufacturing
    • Israel
    • [X] staff
    • Managed
    Situation
    Forty years of engineering reputation, almost none of it online. When buyers researched the category in ChatGPT or Google, three competitors came back and they did not — despite being the larger company.
    Constraint
    A two-person marketing team, no budget for headcount, and a nine-month buying cycle that made every missed quarter expensive.
    What we ran
    AEO and content as the department, plus LinkedIn for two executives who had never posted. Managed end to end with named owners.
    Human owners
    [NAME] — Data Scientist[NAME] — Content Lead

    Results

    Share of AI answers[0% → X%]
    Branded search[+X%]
    Qualified meetings[X per month]

    Measured [Month]–[Month] 2026 against the [X] months prior

    Timeline

    Day 12

    Visibility audit

    Day [X]

    First AI citations

    Day 90

    Compounding

    Client

    “[One sentence from the client]”

    [Name], [Title]

    Case 02

    Growth that stopped the moment the ads did

    • B2B software
    • United Kingdom
    • [X] staff
    • Embedded
    Situation
    A good product with a competent four-person marketing team, and a pipeline that lived entirely on paid. Nothing they built in one quarter was still working in the next.
    Constraint
    Cost per opportunity rising every quarter, and a board asking why growth stopped whenever spend paused.
    What we ran
    Embedded alongside the existing team. Restructured paid around cost per opportunity, built the AEO and content layer they had never had, and trained the team on the workflows as we went.
    Human owners
    [NAME] — Growth Lead[NAME] — Data Scientist

    Results

    Cost per opportunity[−X%]
    Organic share of pipeline[X% → Y%]
    Content output, same four people[X→Y per month]

    Measured [Month]–[Month] 2026 against the [X] months prior

    Timeline

    Day [X]

    Paid restructured

    Day [X]

    First organic pipeline

    Day 90

    Team running it themselves

    Client

    “[One sentence from the client]”

    [Name], [Title]

    Case 03

    Everything came from referrals, until it didn’t

    • Professional services
    • Switzerland
    • [X] staff
    • Managed → Built
    Situation
    Partners had generated every client by referral for a decade. It worked until the referral network stopped growing faster than the firm did.
    Constraint
    No CMO, no marketing team, and a partnership that had never bought marketing before and was sceptical of it.
    What we ran
    Managed from month one — the full department. From month [X] we automated the repeatable work, trained their first two marketing hires, and handed the systems over.
    Human owners
    [NAME] — Department Lead[NAME] — Marketing Operations

    Results

    Inbound share of new business[X% → Y%]
    Hours returned to fee-earners[X per week]
    Department handed over in[X] months

    Measured [Month]–[Month] 2026 against the [X] months prior

    Timeline

    Day 30

    Department live

    Day [X]

    Automation from

    Month [X]

    Handover complete

    Client

    “[One sentence from the client]”

    [Name], [Title]

    How every case is built

    Every case study runs the same eight sections so they stay comparable: Client · Situation · Constraint · What we ran · Human owners · Results · Timeline · Quote. Where a client cannot be named, the sector, size and market are named instead — an anonymous case study still carries its measurement window.

    No result appears without the window it was measured over and the baseline it moved from.