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I had 98 reviews sitting on my first book for almost a year. Fatimoh's team fixed my categories, rewrote the blurb and ran an ARC round. Three months later I'm at 629 reviews and my also boughts are finally other authors in my genre. I cried a little when I saw the New Release badge.

What sold me was the first call. Nobody tried to upsell me anything. They told me my landing page was the problem, not my ads, and they were right. Cost per lead went from about $84 to $39 in six weeks. Still working with them.

Store looks great and loads way faster than my old theme. Only complaint is the first draft of the homepage was a bit too minimal for my taste, but they redid it after I explained and the second version nailed it. Good listeners.

I've been burned by promo services before, the kind where you get 5,000 plays from Indonesia and zero saves. This was different. My SoundCloud went from 22 plays to nearly 3,000 on the EP and the comments are from actual people in my scene.

They translated my whole course into French and Spanish. What impressed me was that they flagged three jokes that wouldn't land in French and offered rewrites instead of translating them literally. That's the kind of detail I was paying for.

Solid work. Sales are up, no argument there. Communication slowed down for about a week in the middle of the project which stressed me out, but Fatimoh got on a call and sorted it. Everything since has been smooth.

Our dashboard was a mess of eight years of feature creep. Their designer sat through two of our support calls before touching Figma. Support tickets about navigation dropped by roughly half after we shipped the redesign.

They built our driver app in React Native in eleven weeks. Code is documented, we own everything, and when we found a bug two months post launch they fixed it in a day without invoicing us. That says more than any sales page.

Honestly I expected a template with my logo slapped on. Instead they audited my product photos, cut my collection pages from 14 to 6 and rewrote every product description. Conversion went from 1.1% to 2.4%. I did not expect that.

SEO is slow and they said so on day one, which I appreciated. Month four is when things moved. We now rank in the top three for two terms our sales team actually cares about. Monthly reports are plain English, no vanity charts.

Playlist placements were real and the reporting matched what I saw in Spotify for Artists. I wish the campaign had started a week earlier before my release date, partly my fault for booking late. Still got verified and tripled my listeners.

Started with 22 subscribers and a video with 6 views. They redid the title, tags, chapters and thumbnail and the same video hit 173 views. Small numbers to some people, but it was the first time the algorithm noticed me at all.

My launch would have flopped without them. They planned the whole eight week runway, told me what to post and when, and handled reader outreach. I hit number one in two categories on launch day. My mum has not stopped talking about it.

Regulated space, lots of compliance headaches, and they never once said that's not our problem. Shipped on the date they promised, which in my experience with dev shops almost never happens.

The prototype they delivered before writing any code saved us maybe two months of arguing internally. We tested it with nine users, found two flows nobody understood, and fixed them for free before development started.

ROAS went from 1.8 to 3.4 in the first month, then settled around 2.9 which they warned me would happen after the easy wins. I respect that they set expectations instead of promising the moon.

I write for a living and I'm picky. Their writer read three of my old posts and matched my voice better than my last two freelancers combined. Only had to make small edits.

Email was my dead channel. They rebuilt my flows, cut my sending list by 40% because half of it was cold, and my open rate went from 12% to 31%. Fewer people, more revenue. Counterintuitive but it worked.

Brand identity, landing page and the launch campaign all handled by the same team, which meant nothing got lost between people. Launch week did more revenue than my previous four months combined.

I run an agency myself so I know what good delivery looks like. We white label their development work now. Timelines are honest, scope creep gets flagged early, invoices match the quote.

Good value for a small budget. We're not a big client and I never once felt like we were being deprioritized. The site is clean and our volunteer signups doubled.

The Shopify migration from WooCommerce went through with no downtime and our SEO redirects held, which was my biggest fear. Took two weeks longer than quoted because of a payment gateway issue on our side.

Local SEO work put us above two chains for our main search term. Direct bookings are up which means we pay less commission to the booking sites. That alone paid for the whole project.

10K plays on a track that was sitting at 2.8K, plus 298 likes and 172 reposts. What I liked most is they sent me the actual analytics screenshots each week, not a summary I had to trust.

They built exactly what was in the spec, which is both good and a lesson for me: be clear about what you want. When I changed my mind halfway they repriced fairly instead of squeezing me.

New sales page copy, same traffic, and bookings roughly doubled inside a month. The writer asked me questions about my clients that my own marketing had never made me answer.

Literary translation is hard to get right and most agencies produce something technically correct but flat. Theirs reads like it was written in the target language. Our German edition reviewed well.

Ghostwriting my memoir meant handing over some very personal material. The writer was patient, sent chapters weekly, and never made me feel rushed. It sounds like me, which is the whole point.

Editing was ruthless in the best way. They cut about 12,000 words and the book is much better for it. Painful to read the tracked changes, worth it in the end.

Arabic copy that doesn't read like machine translation is rarer than you'd think. Ours is natural and on brand. Our engagement in Gulf markets picked up noticeably.

Scripts, voiceover, thumbnails, upload schedule, all of it. Channel crossed monetization in month six. My only job now is approving scripts, which is exactly what I wanted.

My thumbnails used to be terrible and my click rate showed it. Theirs took me from around 3% to just over 8%. Editing turnaround is sometimes a day slower than I'd like during busy weeks.

Tried three agencies for TikTok ads before this. The difference was they actually made new creative instead of recycling my product photos. Cost per purchase dropped by a third.

Google Ads and landing page work together halved our cost per qualified lead. They also told us to pause a campaign that was wasting money, which cut their own billing. Not many agencies do that.

Store speed went from 6 seconds to under 2 on mobile and the bounce rate followed. They also set up TikTok Shop for us and walked my team through managing it ourselves.

Custom theme, clean migration, zero lost orders. What I remember most is the handover document. Fifteen pages explaining how to update everything myself. I've never gotten that from a developer.

Usability testing surfaced that nobody could find our export button. We had argued about that internally for a year with no data. Two sessions settled it.

The design system they built is properly done. Tokens, variants, documentation. Our own designers have been extending it for six months without it falling apart.

MVP in ten weeks on a tight budget. They pushed back on two features I wanted and they were right, we would have run out of runway building them. Launched, got users, raised.

Complex two sided marketplace with escrow. The architecture doc alone convinced me they knew what they were doing. Eight months live and we've had no serious incidents.

Good engineers, genuinely understand modern stacks. Project management could be slightly tighter, a couple of updates came late, but the work itself was never the issue.

We're now the first result in our city for our main service. New patient calls went from maybe four a week to fifteen. My receptionist is the one who noticed before I did.

The audit they did at the start listed 41 issues, half of which our previous agency had created. Fixing them alone lifted traffic before any new content went live.

Working with a Nigerian founded team that also understands international markets made everything easier. No timezone excuses, no explaining our market to them. They just got it.

Goodreads was where my book was dying. They ran listopia placement and buddy reads and my rating went from 2.89 to 3.5 with double the ratings. Amazon sales followed on their own.

Real listeners, real saves, and the monthly listener graph didn't spike and crash like fake promo does. I'd have liked more playlist options in the mid tier package.

They understood my audience without me having to explain the genre. Placements were on playlists my actual listeners follow, not random generic ones.

Blog finally ranks for recipes people search for. The content plan is detailed and I can follow it myself now, which was the goal. Took about five months to see real traffic.

Redesign looks premium and the checkout is far simpler than what we had. Abandoned cart rate dropped noticeably in the first month. Straightforward people to work with.