The re-keying loop
A person reads a document and types what it says into a system, every day.
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Five patterns we have been brought in to solve more than once. Each one describes how the problem shows up, what we do about it, and what you are left holding at the end.
We do not publish client names, and we do not publish performance figures we cannot show you the workings for. Percentages without a baseline, a time window, and a method are decoration — and every agency has them, which is precisely why they persuade nobody who is paying attention.
So these are written as patterns rather than stories: the shape of the work, described accurately. If you want to talk to someone we have built for, ask us on a call and we will arrange an introduction with their permission — which is worth more than a logo grid anyway.
A person reads a document and types what it says into a system, every day.
Looks likeInvoices, delivery notes or forms arrive as PDFs and scans
Read the pattern →The campaigns work. The page they land on undoes the work.
Looks likeAd and social spend brings visitors who leave immediately
Read the pattern →Sending more email to a decaying list, and wondering why replies dried up.
Looks likeOpen rates falling steadily with no change in content
Read the pattern →Thousands of contacts, and a sales team that does not trust any of them.
Looks likeLead lists arrive as spreadsheets nobody opens
Read the pattern →Traffic is down, the agency says keep publishing, and nobody can say what changed.
Looks likeOrganic traffic declining over months, not overnight
Read the pattern →Tell us which one and roughly how it shows up in your week. We will come back with a view on whether it is worth fixing and what it would take.