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Book a callEvery project here lists the baseline we measured before starting and what changed. Where something underperformed, the write-up says so — a portfolio that only contains wins isn't a portfolio, it's a brochure.
Northbeam was buying 40,000 sessions a month and converting 0.4% of them. The problem was never traffic.
Two previous internal tools were abandoned within a year. We shipped one workflow in three weeks and let adoption decide the roadmap.
Meridian was spending $240k a quarter across six channels with no line between spend and closed revenue.
A four-person team was losing thirty hours a week to order processing, supplier chasing and returns.
Sable's site had grown by accretion for nine years. We removed two-thirds of it.
Loop's support team was answering the same four questions all day. All four had answers sitting in a database.
The projects above almost all started as a second or third attempt. That's usually a good sign — it means the easy explanation has already been ruled out.