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160 questions about working with Proof of Pixel, answered in plain words. Every question has its own link.
160 questions about working with Proof of Pixel, answered in plain words. Every question has its own link.
Who we are, where we work and who we work for.
We build the website, the tracking and the follow-up for service businesses as one system, so more of the people who find you end up as customers. After launch we keep running it: the monthly work on search, pages and email that keeps the numbers moving.
Businesses that live on enquiries and orders: dental and medical practices, clinics, estate agents, construction firms, law and accounting firms, agencies, studios, home services, hospitality and online shops. The team works from Dubai, New York, London, Antwerp and Malaysia, with clients across Europe, the Gulf, the United States and Asia Pacific. Company size matters less to us than whether the result can be measured.
No. The website is one of three pieces. Without tracking you cannot see which page brought the client, and without follow-up enquiries go cold over a weekend. We build and run all three, and we will say so if one of them is not your problem.
Head office in Dubai, with the team also working from New York, London, Antwerp and Malaysia. Clients across Europe, the Gulf, the United States and Asia Pacific.
In 2016. It is run by its two founders, with a small senior team of developers, SEO specialists and strategists.
The founders and a small senior team of developers, SEO specialists and strategists. No hand-offs to juniors.
How a project starts, what it costs to find out, and what happens after.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for the Diagnostic is credited against a build started within 30 days. Nothing is committed before you have seen the plan.
Yes. Code, accounts, data and domains are in your name from day one. Leaving should cost you nothing but the notice period.
Five working days inside your site, tracking and follow-up, with real access. Written findings, a scoped plan, a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Businesses with all four of these: over 100K in yearly revenue; already spending on ads or email; you own the decision, or they join the call; access to site, tools and analytics within a week. If that is not you yet, the Quick Sync is open to anyone.
Two ways. The Quick Sync is a 15-minute video call, open to anyone, for a question about your site, tracking or follow-up. The Diagnostic Call is 30 minutes for businesses that meet the Diagnostic's four conditions, and it leads to the Diagnostic. Or email [email protected].
Every project starts with the Diagnostic, a fixed fee quoted on the call. Half of it is credited against a build started within 30 days, and the build gets one fixed quote before anything starts.
A typical build goes live two to four weeks after the Diagnostic, depending on scope and how quickly access and approvals arrive.
The monthly work on search, pages and email that keeps the numbers moving.
Then the call tells you, and you leave with a clearer picture of what to fix yourself. We would rather say no than guess.
What each service covers, who it is for, and the questions buyers ask about it.
A conversion-first website is designed around one commercial outcome rather than around visual style. Every page has a clear next step, a fast load, structured SEO markup and analytics wired in from day one, so traffic from search or paid ads becomes measurable enquiries, bookings or sales.
Ecommerce brands on Shopify that need a store built to sell, not just to launch. Service businesses whose current site gets traffic but very few enquiries. Companies replacing a slow, dated or template WordPress site. Teams that want to edit their own content without breaking the design.
Shopify, React, Next.js, Vite, Sanity CMS, Webflow, WordPress, Tailwind CSS, Lovable, Supabase, Vercel and Railway.
Most builds launch within two to six weeks depending on page count and integrations. The timeline depends heavily on how quickly content and feedback come back from your side, so we agree review windows up front.
Every project gets a fixed quote after an intake call rather than an hourly estimate that drifts. Cost is driven by page count, custom functionality and integrations. We flag anything outside the agreed scope before doing the work.
Yes. All source files and code are delivered to you after full payment. You keep full ownership of your domain, hosting accounts, CMS and content regardless of whether we keep working together afterwards.
Yes. We set up Sanity or Shopify so your team can update text, images, blog posts and products without touching code. We include a short handover walkthrough at launch.
Both. Rebuilds are common, and we protect what already performs. Existing rankings, URLs and traffic are audited before launch, with redirects mapped so a redesign does not cost you search visibility.
Speed is a build requirement, not an add-on. We optimise images, defer non-critical scripts and split code so pages hit good Core Web Vitals on real mobile connections rather than only on a desktop test.
AI search optimisation is the practice of structuring content so AI systems can extract and cite it. Traditional SEO earns rankings. AI search optimisation earns citations inside answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, which increasingly decide what buyers see before they ever reach a website.
Businesses getting impressions but not clicks, or clicks but not enquiries. Local and multi-location businesses competing in map and local results. Ecommerce brands with product and category pages that never rank. Companies that are invisible when buyers ask an AI assistant for recommendations.
Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4, Semrush, Ahrefs, Screaming Frog, Schema.org, Google Business Profile, Sanity CMS and Shopify.
Technical fixes can move things within weeks. Content and authority typically take three to six months to compound. Anyone promising first page rankings in thirty days is either targeting terms nobody searches or is not being straight with you.
SEO earns a ranking position on a results page. AI search optimisation earns a citation inside a generated answer. They share foundations like clean structure and schema, but AI systems favour self-contained passages, clear definitions and specific data over keyword-optimised prose.
Not always. Local and ecommerce businesses often gain more from technical fixes, better category pages and local signals. Content matters most when buyers research before purchasing and you need to be present during that research.
No, and neither can anyone else. Rankings depend on competition, domain authority and algorithm changes outside our control. We commit to the work and report honestly on what it produces.
Yes, along with Webflow, Sanity and custom builds. Each platform has its own technical constraints, and part of the audit is identifying which limits are platform-specific and which are fixable.
Structure content as clear, self-contained answers, add schema, publish specific data rather than vague claims, and make sure AI crawlers are not blocked in robots.txt. Third-party mentions matter too, since assistants often cite sources other than your own site.
Lifecycle email marketing is a set of automated flows triggered by customer behaviour rather than by a calendar. Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back and reactivation sequences run continuously in the background, recovering revenue from people who already showed intent but did not complete a purchase.
Ecommerce brands losing revenue to abandoned carts and one-time buyers. Businesses spending on ads without knowing which spend converts. Companies with an email list they have never properly used. Teams whose analytics and ad platform numbers never agree with each other.
Klaviyo, Brevo, Meta Ads, Google Ads, TikTok Ads, Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics 4, Meta CAPI, Shopify and NinjaPipe.
It depends on traffic volume and average order value. For one Shopify client, lifecycle flows contributed to over €277K in revenue with €201K specifically recovered from abandoned carts. Another saw repeat orders rise 37% after new email and SMS flows went live.
Klaviyo is stronger for ecommerce, with deeper Shopify integration and better product-level segmentation. Brevo is more cost-effective at volume and fits service businesses well. We pick based on your model rather than a preferred vendor.
They measure differently. Ad platforms use view-through and platform-side attribution windows, analytics uses last-click sessions. Both are partly wrong on their own. Server-side tracking plus a single agreed source of truth is what closes the gap.
Yes. We handle campaign structure, creative testing and budget management across Meta, Google and TikTok. Media spend is billed separately from management, and unspent budget rolls over to the next campaign month.
Cart recovery and welcome flows usually produce measurable revenue within the first month, because they capture demand that already exists. Nurture and reactivation take longer since they depend on list size and buying cycle.
No. Flows are triggered by behaviour, so they work proportionally at any list size. A small engaged list with proper cart recovery usually outperforms a large neglected list receiving occasional broadcasts.
Business process automation replaces repetitive manual steps with software that runs them reliably. A lead arrives, gets enriched, scored, routed to the right person and logged in the CRM with a drafted reply waiting, without anyone copying data between tools or remembering to follow up.
Teams losing hours each week to copy and paste between systems. Businesses where leads go cold because follow-up depends on someone remembering. Companies wanting to use AI practically rather than experimentally. Operations that have outgrown spreadsheets but do not need enterprise software.
Claude, OpenAI, Make, n8n, Zapier, Supabase, Airtable, Google Apps Script, NinjaPipe, Brevo, Slack and Telegram.
Anything high frequency, rule-based and currently done by hand. Lead routing, follow-up reminders, data entry between tools and recurring reports pay back fastest. Judgement-heavy work is usually better assisted by AI than fully automated.
No. We build on platforms your team can operate, document how each workflow runs, and hand over access. You are not locked into us to change a step or fix a broken connection.
We work with named, least-privilege access and do not store your passwords. Which AI providers process your data, and under what terms, is agreed before anything is connected. A data processing agreement is provided as standard where personal data is involved.
A chatbot answers questions from a script or knowledge base. An agent takes actions: it reads context, decides what to do, then updates a CRM, drafts a reply or triggers the next step in a workflow.
Simple workflows often ship within days. Anything touching multiple systems or requiring custom logic takes longer, mostly because of access, edge cases and testing rather than the build itself.
Workflows are built with error handling and failure notifications, so you find out from an alert rather than from a customer. Ongoing monitoring and fixes are covered under a maintenance agreement.
Commercial strategy is the layer between marketing and revenue. It covers how you are positioned against competitors, which partnerships create distribution, how leads are qualified and followed up, and how a pipeline is managed so demand becomes forecastable revenue rather than scattered enquiries.
Businesses generating leads that never get followed up properly. Companies competing on price because their positioning is unclear. Founders still running sales personally with no repeatable process. Teams wanting partnerships and referrals as a channel, not just paid ads. Founders who want senior input on the big calls without hiring a full-time strategist. Web3, crypto and token teams who want a partner with five years in the category, not a first project.
NinjaPipe, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Kitchen.co, Brevo, Google Workspace, Stripe and Notion.
Yes. Consulting runs as its own engagement: a monthly strategy session, a written view on the decision in front of you, and access in between when something needs a second opinion. No requirement to have us build anything.
Yes, since 2021. We have consulted for Web3 companies on brand, product, growth and community, covering launch execution, community growth and partnerships as well as the build itself. We work on Solana and other chains, and we are comfortable with the part agencies avoid: making a complex on-chain product legible to people who are not already in crypto.
A salesperson works the pipeline. This builds the pipeline system: positioning, qualification, follow-up structure and CRM. Done first, it makes a future sales hire far more effective. Done after, most of their early months go into fixing foundations.
Getting leads and converting them are different problems. If enquiries arrive but stall, go unanswered for days or close on discount, the constraint is commercial rather than marketing, and more traffic will not fix it.
Both. Positioning and system setup usually work as a defined project. Ongoing pipeline management, partnership development and strategy fit better as a monthly retainer with a three month minimum term.
Identifying who already sells to your buyers without competing with you, approaching them with a specific proposition, and structuring the commercial terms. It is relationship work, so it compounds slowly and then holds.
Yes. Pricing sits between positioning and margin, and it is one of the fastest levers available. We look at your unit economics, competitive position and buyer perception rather than benchmarking against competitors alone.
The businesses we build for, and what the work looks like in each.
Yes. Marketing for a dental practice is the system that gets the practice found for the treatments it wants more of, gets the visitor to book, and follows up so the booking is kept: local search and Google Business Profile, a site with a booking path that works on a phone, server-side tracking, and confirmation, reminder and review emails.
Forms and tracking are set up consent-first. Patient details stay in your practice systems; the ad platforms only receive the event that a booking happened, through the server-side setup, never the medical detail.
In most cases yes. We link the booking button to the tool you already use, or build a booking request flow that lands in your inbox and calendar when there is no tool yet. We confirm this in the Diagnostic before quoting.
It changes the structure. Each location gets its own page and its own Google Business Profile treatment, so the practice shows up for searches in each area rather than for one address only.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for an estate agent is the system that gets the agency found by sellers and buyers in its area, gets a valuation or viewing request from the visit, and follows up until the mandate is signed and the sale completes: local search and Google Business Profile, listing, area and valuation pages built to convert, server-side tracking, and confirmation, viewing reminder, offer chaser and market-update emails.
The portals sell the property, not the agent. Sellers choosing who to instruct look up the agency itself, and that visit needs a valuation request, proof and a follow-up behind it.
Depends on where the listings live. We check the feed or software you use during the Diagnostic and quote the integration only if it can be done reliably.
Yes. Area pages are how an agency shows up for searches in each neighbourhood, and each one carries its own valuation call to action and its own numbers.
That is the other half of the system. Viewing confirmations, reminders and offer chasers go out on time, every buyer and seller enquiry is logged and answered inside the hour, and you see which page and channel produced each sale, so next month's budget goes where the sales came from.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for a construction firm is the system that gets the firm found for the jobs it wants, turns the visit into a quote request, and follows up until the quote is accepted: local search and Google Business Profile, project pages that show finished work, a quote request that works on a phone, server-side tracking, and confirmation, reminder and review emails.
Phone photos of finished projects work better than stock imagery, and we structure the project pages around them. Where a shoot is worth it we say so, and we can arrange one.
Yes. A short request flow that asks only what you need to schedule a site visit, lands in your inbox and CRM with its source attached, and triggers the confirmation email.
Then the site should say so and the search work is aimed at that radius, not at the whole country. Local pages and the Google Business Profile do most of that work.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for a studio or a coach is the system that gets the business found for what it teaches, gets a first booking from the visit, and follows up so the first visit becomes a membership: local search, a site with the timetable and the trial offer up front, server-side tracking, and confirmation, reminder and follow-up emails.
No. The site sends people into the booking tool you already use and the follow-up emails wrap around it. If the tool cannot do reminders or follow-ups, we add them beside it.
Good. The site and the emails are where that attention turns into a booking; Instagram on its own leaves the decision to the algorithm.
Then the site carries both: a booking path for the studio and a checkout for the programs, with one tracking setup behind them so you can see which brought which.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for an online shop is the system that gets the store found, gets the visit to a checkout, and follows up on every cart and every order: search and product pages built to rank, a store that loads fast on a phone, server-side tracking that Meta and Google can trust, and abandoned-cart, post-purchase and win-back email flows.
Shopify is our default for stores because of what it does out of the box. We also work with existing WooCommerce stores. We do not start new builds on WordPress or Webflow.
Browsers block cookies, iOS lets people opt out and consent banners stop pixels before they fire. Server-side tracking through Tag Manager sends the conversion from your server, so both sides count the same sale.
Welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, review request and win-back, in Klaviyo or Brevo, written once and measured against orders rather than opens.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for a law or accounting firm is the system that gets the firm found for the matters it wants more of, turns the visit into a consultation request, and follows up until the engagement letter is signed: local search and Google Business Profile, practice-area pages that answer the question, a request that works on a phone, server-side tracking, and confirmation, reminder and update emails.
Forms and tracking are consent-first and the matter detail never reaches an ad platform. The intake lands in your own inbox and case system; the platforms only receive the event that a consultation was requested.
Yes, with your review. We draft pages around the questions clients search, you check them for accuracy, and each page carries the author and the firm behind it so search engines and AI answers can attribute it.
It shapes it. Every page and email is written to the rules your regulator sets for claims and comparisons, and you sign off before anything goes live.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for an agency or consultancy is the system that gets the firm found for the work it wants, turns the visit into a project enquiry, and follows up until the proposal is accepted: search and AI visibility for its specialism, case studies built to be cited, an enquiry flow that qualifies, server-side tracking, and confirmation and follow-up emails.
No. We build the system behind your own new business, not your client work, and we do not take on two agencies competing for the same specialism in the same city.
Yes. Decks, PDFs and screenshots become structured case study pages with the result, the work and the client, in a form search engines and AI answers can lift.
Yes, for website and tracking work delivered to your clients under your name. The scope and the credit are agreed in writing before the first project.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for a physio, aesthetic or medical clinic is the system that gets the clinic found for the treatments it wants more of, gets the visitor to book, and follows up so the appointment is kept: local search and Google Business Profile, treatment pages that answer the question, a booking path that works on a phone, server-side tracking, and confirmation, reminder and review emails.
Forms and tracking are set up consent-first. Patient details stay in your clinic systems; the ad platforms only receive the event that a booking happened, through the server-side setup, never the medical detail.
In most cases yes. We link the booking button to the tool you already use, or build a booking request flow that lands in your inbox and calendar when there is no tool yet. We confirm this in the Diagnostic before quoting.
The ones you want more of, yes. A page per treatment is how the clinic shows up for that search, and each carries its own booking path and its own numbers.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for a plumbing, electrical or home services company is the system that gets the company found in the areas it covers, turns the visit into a callout request, and follows up until the job is done and reviewed: local search and Google Business Profile, service and area pages, a request that works from a phone in one tap, server-side tracking, and confirmation, on-the-way and review emails.
Because the marketplace owns the customer and sells the same lead to your competitors. A site and a Google Business Profile that rank in your areas produce enquiries that are yours alone.
Then the request flow takes the details, confirms by text and email, and logs the job with its source, so nothing waits on a voicemail.
Yes. Area pages are how a company shows up for searches in each town it covers, and each one carries its own request path.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Yes. Marketing for a restaurant, hotel or venue is the system that gets the venue found for the occasions it wants more of, turns the visit into a booking, and follows up so the booking is kept and repeated: local search and Google Business Profile, menu, room and event pages, a booking path that works on a phone, server-side tracking, and confirmation, reminder and return-visit emails.
The platforms take a fee per cover and keep the guest data. Direct bookings from your own site and Google listing cost nothing per table, and the guest is yours to invite back.
In most cases yes. We link the booking button to the system you already use and confirm this in the Diagnostic before quoting.
Yes. A short enquiry flow that asks for date, size and occasion, lands in your inbox with its source attached, and triggers the confirmation and follow-up emails.
With a Diagnostic: five working days with real data access, then written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of what you pay for it is credited against a build started within 30 days.
Dubai, New York, London, Antwerp and Malaysia, and the markets each one serves.
Yes. A useful digital partner in Dubai has to connect acquisition to revenue. POP builds the website or product, server-side tracking, CRM and email follow-up, SEO and AI-search structure together, so the team can see which page and channel produced the sale.
Yes. POP Digital Studio FZCO is registered with IFZA in Dubai, and Dubai is our head office.
Yes. Projects run remotely or with meetings in Dubai. The build, accounts and data stay in your business.
Every build starts with a paid Diagnostic. We review the site, tracking and follow-up with real data, then give you a fixed scope and fixed quote.
A typical build goes live in two to four weeks after the Diagnostic, depending on scope and how quickly access and approvals arrive.
Yes. For a Belgian business, the useful system is local visibility plus clean conversion data: pages built around the services and areas people search, consent-aware tracking, and email follow-up that turns an enquiry or cart into revenue.
Yes. We can structure and write Dutch and English pages and flows. French is scoped with a native review when the project needs it.
You do. The site, analytics, ad accounts, CRM and automations are built in your own accounts, with no lock-in.
Yes. Consent mode, the cookie layer and server-side events are included where the tracking scope requires them.
Belgian projects are quoted in EUR with a fixed scope and fixed price after the Diagnostic.
Yes. For a business in the Netherlands, POP combines the commercial site, search structure, analytics and lifecycle automation in one build. The work is remote, fast and delivered in your own stack, with Dutch or English customer journeys.
No. We serve the Netherlands remotely from Dubai and Antwerp. Calls cover European working hours and the full build happens in your own accounts.
Yes. We build Dutch, English or bilingual customer journeys depending on the audience and search demand.
Yes. Store build, conversion work, server-side tracking and lifecycle email can be delivered as one scope.
Dutch projects are quoted in EUR with a fixed scope and fixed price after the Diagnostic.
Yes. The London work joins positioning, website, search, tracking and follow-up. One team owns the path from the page a prospect lands on to the CRM and email sequence that moves the opportunity forward.
Yes. We have team coverage in London and several London projects across websites, product, email automation and paid acquisition.
Yes. Most delivery happens remotely with one shared scope, weekly decisions and access to the client's own systems.
No. The website, server-side tracking, CRM and email follow-up, SEO and AI automation can be scoped as one system.
With a five-day Diagnostic using real data. You receive written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote.
Yes. For New York and US teams, POP is the build partner across the commercial website, conversion tracking, email automation and AI workflows. Work is fixed-scope, delivered in the client's accounts and tied to enquiries, orders or time saved.
Yes. We work internationally and already deliver websites, ecommerce and automation projects for US clients.
We set a fixed overlap for decisions and keep delivery asynchronous. The scope, progress and required approvals stay visible throughout the build.
Yes. Code, accounts, tracking and automations are delivered in your business's own stack after final payment.
US projects are quoted in USD with a fixed scope and fixed price after the Diagnostic.
Yes. The Malaysia offer connects the public website or product to the operational layer behind it: analytics, CRM, follow-up and AI workflows. The result is one system the client owns, with clear handover and no platform lock-in.
Yes. Malaysia is one of the locations our team works from, alongside Dubai, Antwerp, London and New York.
Yes. We scope the website, tracking and automation around the markets, languages and systems the launch actually needs.
Delivery is remote with a fixed scope, clear decision points and all work completed inside the client's own accounts.
With a five-day Diagnostic using real data. You receive written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote.
What you can use without talking to us.
Yes. Answer six questions and get a short report on what is costing you money and what to fix first.
8 four-page field guides, each one a check you can run on your own business: Get named by AI search, Meta says 500. Shopify says 350, Three emails. Most of the money, Your store is fast. On your phone, The lead didn't go cold. Someone else answered, Automate the boring thing first, Five flows. Selling while you sleep and Your site looks good. Does it sell?. Each is free and arrives by email.
Seven checks to get named in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers. When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Mode who to hire, the answer names three or four businesses. This is the check we run to find out whether you are one of them, and what to fix when you are not.
Find out how far your ad numbers are off, and fix it in an afternoon. Neither number is right. The ad platform over-reports because it is built to claim credit; your backend under-reports because last click hands the whole sale to whoever touched it last. This is how to find your gap in an afternoon.
The three-email sequence that recovers carts, and the tests to run first. An abandoned cart flow that converts under 2 percent is almost never a copy problem. It is timing and offer order. This is the sequence that works, and the checks to run before you rewrite a single word.
Twelve checks we run on a checkout before touching an ad account. Your phone cached the store and runs on office wifi. The buyer is on a mid-range phone, on 4G, with a chat bubble over the card field. These twelve checks are what we run on a checkout before touching an ad account.
Six fixes so every enquiry reaches a person and can book before it cools. Most businesses do not have a lead problem. They have a gap between the form and the first reply. This is the setup we build so every enquiry reaches a person, gets qualified and can book before it cools.
The sort that tells you what to automate first, and what to leave alone. Automation multiplies whatever process you point it at. Point it at a good one and you get leverage; point it at a mess and you get a bigger mess on schedule. This is the sort that tells you where to start.
The five automated emails every business needs, and when each one should send. Most email revenue does not come from campaigns. It comes from a handful of automated flows that fire on what people do. These are the five we build first for every client, in the order we build them.
Seven checks that turn a good-looking website into one that brings in enquiries. Most business websites are built to look right, not to convert. Visitors scan, decide in seconds and leave if the next step is not obvious. These are the checks we run on every site before we touch the design.
Our newsletter: one email a week on systems and AI for real businesses, with the posts worth reading that week. No spam, and you can unsubscribe any time.
The paid playbooks: what you get, how the download works, and the terms.
A PDF you download right after payment and keep: A4 pages that read well on a laptop, a tablet or printed, with every template written out so you can copy it.
The thank-you page shows your download straight away, and the same link arrives by email. Links stay valid for 30 days. Lost yours? Enter your email below and fresh links arrive in a minute.
Yes. When a playbook gets a new edition, fresh links always give you the newest one. The full library includes every new edition of every document for a year.
Yes. Add your company and tax ID at checkout and Stripe issues an invoice with them. Prices include tax where it applies.
A download starts as soon as you pay, and you ask for that at checkout, so the 14-day right of withdrawal that applies to physical goods ends when it starts. If a file does not open or is not what this page describes, email [email protected] and we put it right.
Proof of Pixel, a web and marketing agency that builds websites, tracking and follow-up for businesses that live on enquiries and orders. The playbooks are the methods we use on client work, written down. Every statistic in them names its source.
That is what the Diagnostic is for: five working days with real data access, written findings, a scoped plan and a fixed quote. Half of it is credited against a build started within 30 days.