Marketing, run for you · from the Netherlands
We build the machinery, run it on our own servers against your accounts, and send you one page a week with what it did. No dashboard, no onboarding project, no hourly billing.
We write a real review of your site and send it. No call required, nothing installed.
Three things worth your time
A setting left over from the rebuild. Removed Tuesday, back in results Thursday.
61 clicks had been wasted. Repointed, budget untouched.
The page is written with your real ranges. Say the word and it goes live Thursday.
— nobody at your company opened a tool this week.
SEO, ads, social, creative, content, email, CRM, websites — made by our agents, checked by people, posted on schedule. One week on one account looks like this.
Ads, video cutdowns, landing pages, emails, reports — produced, scheduled, published and measured. Every tile is a product page, not a promise.
Most small sites are not badly built. They are unattended. We check every page weekly and fix what fell over.
Paid search leaks quietly. We check every ad against the page it points at and stop the waste.
Paid social eats creative. Three sizes, two messages, a new cut every fortnight — produced and scheduled.
Most small companies do not need a film crew. They need this week's three ads and a vertical cut.
Generic content says nothing only your business could say. We write from your own material.
People ask an assistant instead of a search box. The assistant quotes whoever it can read.
Outreach fails for boring reasons: no prospects, no real reason in the email, no follow-up. We run all three.
The newsletter everybody agrees to send is the first thing to slip. Ours goes out.
A CRM decays the moment people use it: duplicates, half-filled fields, leads in a stage nobody owns.
Most agency sites are perfect on launch day and unattended by month three. Ours join the weekly run.
Migrations are where rankings go to die. Every URL mapped, every redirect checked, nothing left behind.
Work that sits in a folder is not marketing. We schedule and publish to your channels.
Dashboards are where reporting goes to be ignored. You get a page you can finish in two minutes.
Tracking plans, naming, QA before launch, the runbook for next time — the work nobody puts on a CV.
One bad link, one wrong segment, and it is gone to thousands. Every send is checked first.
Describe your business in one line. We answer with the week we would run for you — the jobs and the days. The price is a flat monthly fee, agreed after we review your site.
Three steps, the same for every client.
We review it and write back what we would take over first. Yours to keep, whether or not you hire us.
Automations set up on your accounts, running on our machines — with approval gates anywhere you want one.
Monday morning: what changed, what it did, and the one or two decisions that need you.
Asked by nearly everyone, answered plainly.
We build the marketing work into automations, run them on our own servers against your accounts, and send you one page a week with what changed. Where a machine cannot do it — judgement, taste, a decision about your business — a person does it and tells you.
No. There is no dashboard to open and nothing to install. If you want to look inside, you can; most clients read the Monday letter and reply to it.
A flat monthly fee, agreed after we review your site. No percentage of ad spend, no hourly billing, no annual contract.
Yes — new sites, custom CMS builds and migrations off a platform that is holding you back. Then the site joins the weekly run like everything else.
Melike Halat and Mustafa Aybek. Two people and a lot of machinery, working from the Netherlands for clients in the UK, the US and Europe.
We will tell you what is broken, what is leaking money, and what we would automate first.
We write a real review of your site and send it. No call required, nothing installed.