Tag: JTBD & Customer Research

Result Tales 13

How Renting a Cordless Drill Turned Into an Audit of Two Websites

Year: 7, Month: 5, Week: 2, Day: 1 This whole story started with a perfectly ordinary household task — and somehow, I ended up getting paid too. I needed a cordless drill, so I messaged Tools 4 Rent again.(This takes place in Georgia, and the owner is Russian-speaking.) The website listed an address in Tbilisi. […]

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Potential Whales for OnlyFans

Potential Whales at $0.44 for an OnlyFans Model

Author’s Preface My name is Bogdan. I run the agency. There is a line I did not come up with lightly. It became our mission: to seek truth between the one who gives and the one who seeks. Between the person who puts themselves out there and takes the risk, and the person who comes looking […]

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The elephant in the room of the free market

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room. About the natural selection of the free market. This idea did not come to me immediately. For quite a long time I was looking at what was happening in a very simplified way. I’m sharing this observation mainly for colleagues in the field — marketers, traffic managers, […]

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result tales 3

Leads from the First Launch (Migration Legal Services)

Year: 5, Month: 3, Week: 3, Day: 6 We got leads from the first launch, and for a moment it felt like legal services were a walk in the park. Someone will tell me it isn’t. You need a working brain and steady hands to set up ads. I agree. Still, the main trick often […]

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result tales 1

How to Shoot Yourself in the Foot?

Year: 5, Month: 2, Week: 2, Day: 5 We almost had a dentistry case that turned into a live lesson on how to waste time and money. The client came to us right before New Year 2024. We even moved the payment date to meet them halfway. They arrived with two landing pages. Small spoiler: […]

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The Client’s Gut Feeling

Sometimes, when I critique businesses and business owners — our clients — it may come across as if I think I’m smarter than everyone else.As if I know better.As if I’m delivering the raw, uncomfortable truth of marketing. But the truth is simpler than that. The client — whether they are a founder, a business […]

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Кейс продвижения RPA-технологии

RPA Marketing Case Study: 8 Months of Testing, Then Back to the Right Strategy

About the project “Russian software vendor, RPA technology”: promoting an RPA software-robot platform Due to an NDA (non-disclosure agreement) and approvals for publishing this case, we had to blur and slightly modify some screenshots, and replace the real name with the one agreed with the company. “Over 8 months, or 1,620 person-hours (almost a full […]

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Sydney Sweeney and “Flight”

Sydney Sweeney and “Flight” When someone writes, “Wait, why have we even normalised seeing clothes only on perfectly built, Photoshopped people?” — that question usually hides a more basic blind spot: what a brand actually sells. It hits hardest in B2C, in brutal categories, in mass segments where product utility stopped being unique years ago. […]

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Word of Mouth and Responsibility

When you want to make a simply decent choice, you ask people you know. When you want to make the best one, you go deep — you dig with your own hands, research, compare. Word of mouth isn’t really a decision tool. It’s a way to avoid deciding. This spring we puffed up a bit […]

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