iGotAnOffer: a content library that sells coaching while it teaches
We rebuilt their interview-prep content around the questions candidates type, with coach expertise on every page. Organic signups grew 64% in six months.
Read the case studyThree engagements, written up the way we’d want to read them. What the client had, what we did, what moved.
We rebuilt their interview-prep content around the questions candidates type, with coach expertise on every page. Organic signups grew 64% in six months.
Read the case studyTwelve pieces in a quarter, each one a working demo of the platform. Demo requests attributed to the blog rose 41%, and the posts started showing up in AI answers.
Read the case studyWe helped a team drowning in its own calendar cut volume 40% and rebuild 24 pillar pages. Organic traffic to the refreshed set grew 26% in two quarters.
Read the case studyThings clients and readers have said with their whole chest.
“The posts do the selling before our team ever gets on a call. Prospects arrive having already watched the product work.”
“First agency where the people who pitched us are the people who wrote every single word. It shows.”
“They cut our publishing volume nearly in half and traffic went up. I still bring the chart to meetings.”
“Our coaches finally recognize their own expertise in the articles. That never happened with the last three agencies.”
“Tim argued with me about my own positioning and he was right. Worth the retainer for that fight alone.”
“We started getting cited by ChatGPT for our core category questions within a quarter. Sales noticed before I did.”
“The briefs alone are better than the finished articles we used to pay for.”
“Nelson turned our roadmap ramble into a narrative our sales team now uses word for word.”
“Four clients max sounded like a marketing line. Then they said no to us for a quarter. It is not a line.”
“The only agency content our CEO has ever forwarded back to the company Slack.”
“Reading their newsletter is like watching someone build an agency with the garage door open. Hired them because of it.”
“They interviewed our customers better than our own research team. The case study closed two deals in its first month.”
“Every draft arrives with the receipts: who said it, where the number comes from, why it matters. Legal loves them, which is a sentence I never expected to type.”
“We went from eight forgettable posts a month to two that people reply to.”
“I compared them to three bigger agencies. They told me, unprompted, when a competitor would be the better pick. Signed the next day.”
One call. If we’re a fit and a seat is open, you brief Tim and Nelson this week, not a “dedicated pod” next quarter.