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Up against a giant with 70 million users. I sharpened the positioning and the messaging, then took it everywhere: the site, the campaigns and the creators. With the Publer team.
Most products don’t have a traffic problem. They have a sentence problem. I find who it’s for and why they pay, then build the pages, offers and tests that turn a visit into a customer.
The customer who needs it most, what they use today, and why you win. Written down, tested, agreed.
The line on the home page, in the ads and in the founder’s mouth. The same words everywhere.
The first market, the first channel and the first hundred customers, before the budget goes anywhere.
Home, landing and pricing pages built to convert, then tested until they do.
Buying more traffic is the expensive fix. First I find where visitors drop off, then fix the message, the page and the offer.
Analytics, session recordings and real customer calls: where people leave, and what they came for.
The headline, the proof and the offer, rewritten for the customer you actually want.
One change at a time, on the pages that carry the money: home, landing, pricing, checkout.
What moved the conversion rate, what didn’t, and what we test next.
Up against a giant with 70 million users. I sharpened the positioning and the messaging, then took it everywhere: the site, the campaigns and the creators. With the Publer team.
A Los Angeles general contractor. I learned how construction is bought, then wrote the positioning and the brand messaging, and built the home page around them. Now the site brings leads for high-ticket projects.
Therapists for Albanians, matched by culture and language. I did the positioning so people understood what it was before they tried it, and now for the AI platform they launch next.
Specialty coffee in Tirana. Brand positioning and the website.
One bike in 2024. Marketplaces for discovery, the website for margin, and the price set to fill the calendar. 8.5x yearly revenue in 3 years.
Bring one growth problem: positioning, a launch, a site that doesn’t convert, or a new market. You leave with what I’d do first.