SOLUTIONS

Start from the situation you recognise.

Choose by what is happening in your business. Each situation leads either to a page for your kind of company or straight to the service that usually comes first.

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WHERE TO START

Six common starting points.

I run an Amazon account

Start here if the account sells but you cannot tell whether ads, listings, stock or margin is holding it back.

See Amazon sellers →

I make a product and want to sell it in Europe

Start here if the product is ready, the next market is Amazon in Europe and logistics and tax advisers are still to line up.

See Selling in Europe →

I run a traditional business

Start here if the business works offline, but the website, the enquiries and their follow-up depend on a few people.

See traditional SMEs →

I own the client relationship

Start here if you are an agency, consultant or service provider and your clients ask for technical work your team does not do.

See strategic partners →

I know the problem, not what to build first

Start here if the first decision about what to build has to be settled before anything is quoted.

See Consulting by the hour →

I have data, but it is not in order

Start here if nobody agrees which spreadsheet or report is right, and that has to be settled before AI or automation.

See data readiness →

REPRESENTATIVE SCENARIOS

Three situations we see often.

Composite examples, one for each profile that has its own page.

Composite scenario

A seller whose weekly decisions start from different reports

Signal: Ads, catalogue, stock and margin all have their own numbers, and each weekly meeting starts from a different one.
Pressure: The account sells, yet nobody can defend the next move with one shared view of it.
Route: The Amazon sellers page, which sorts the usual first steps for an account like this.

Start with Amazon sellers

Composite scenario

A manufacturer that sells better in person than online

Signal: Customers, operations and the sales team work, while the website, the CRM and enquiry follow-up stay disconnected.
Pressure: The company does not need a marketing makeover; it needs structure around what already works.
Route: The traditional SMEs page, where the first piece depends on where enquiries are being lost.

Start with traditional SMEs

Composite scenario

An agency whose clients ask for work it does not deliver

Signal: Clients ask for Amazon listings, automations or a new website, and nobody on the team builds them.
Pressure: Saying no loses the request, and hiring for every skill does not pay.
Route: The strategic partners page, which starts from a written split of who does what.

Start with strategic partners

Representative scenarios describe common operating patterns. They are not testimonials, named client proof or guaranteed outcomes.

Not sure which situation fits?

Send us the problem, what already exists and what should be true after the work. When the first decision needs more thought, a consulting session settles it.

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