Proof, not promises. Real founders, real exports.

Most of the stories here follow the same shape. A short setup period to agree positioning and themes, a first month of publishing while the voice settles, and a second and third month where reach among the right people starts to move. Inbound conversations tend to arrive later than people expect, usually somewhere in months three to six.

Where a story shows faster results, there was normally an existing audience or a launch moment to build on. We flag that in the story rather than letting the number stand on its own.

Every story on this page describes work we did, with numbers taken from the client's own analytics over a stated period. Where a client cannot be named, the story is labelled as anonymised and the industry and company stage are given instead. We do not publish figures we cannot trace back to a platform export.

Results vary enormously by market, starting audience, and how consistently a company publishes. Treat these as examples of what the work looks like, not as a forecast for your account.

The failure pattern is consistent: drafts sit unapproved, the cadence breaks, and three months later the channel looks the same as it did at the start. The second most common problem is a mismatch between the audience and the buyer, which is a targeting issue rather than a writing one and is usually fixable within a few weeks.