Our work and results

How do you bring hundreds of business owners to a B2B forum on a small budget? At the forum held with the international Odoo company and DeepVision, $380 in ads produced ~500 registrations, and ~400 business owners came instead of the expected 250.

What can marketing do for an Odoo integrator? The DeepVision case gives a clear answer: 24 B2B sales on $1,124 in ads in the first 9 months, and the status of Uzbekistan's first Odoo Gold Partner. Today sales have reached 30, with an average deal of $50,000.

In 9 months we reached the status of Uzbekistan's first Odoo Gold Partner, and our work together continues today.

Can you sell an AI product while it's still an MVP? The Aisha AI case gives a clear answer: a $745 ad budget brought in 260 MQLs at ~$2.9 each, and 20+ sales followed within 2 months. The product wasn't fully finished yet.

How does an Uzbek IT company find international clients? In the Celion case, $2,378 in ads and 35 campaigns brought 460 leads from the US, the UK, Kazakhstan and Dubai. Those leads turned into contracts worth $186,000 in Dubai and $82,000 in Kazakhstan.

How fast, and on what budget, can you sell a B2B SaaS product? In the Parking24 case, $1,200 in ads brought 3 sales worth $150,000 in the first month, and by the end of 3 months $3,240 had produced 15 B2B sales. Average deal — $50,000.

How do you take an ERP for installment sales to market? In the Loome case we ran a full Go-To-Market, from the name to the sales team: applications that passed a 10-step filter came in at $0.16, MQLs at $0.41 (the forecast was $10–15), and there were 10+ sales.

AI salesperson Nilu launched: 52 qualified inquiries, 17+ demos and 6 sales in 2 days on a $190 budget.

How fast can a new ERP integrator land its first sale? In the Devosoft case, ads went live on September 15, leads started coming in within a week, and the first contracts were signed: 42 leads, 5 meetings, 3 sales.

How do you take a new ERP product to market without spending months building it? Two products inside DeepVision show how: Memor CRM for construction made 5 sales at the idea stage, and Profaber for furniture factories got 31 leads at $1.9 each in its first days after launch.

There was no name, no brand, no pricing model. We built the entire system from scratch.

The product didn't exist yet. We tested demand first, collecting leads and a waitlist. Once the product was ready, those leads turned into sales.

A technical setback paused the project — but we didn't walk away. After the app was upgraded, 10 days delivered nearly 1,000 installs.

The product didn't exist yet — just an idea. We tested it in the market.

A year of steady partnership. Fewer than 10 daily inquiries grew into 500+ people ready to order.

The question: can we work with large IT companies? The answer: yes — the full-SMM test succeeded.

Before us, the client had spent $6 000 on their own and gotten nothing. With us — $10 000 from the subscription model on a $1 200 ad budget.

Social media launched from scratch, plus creative and lead generation, delivered 821 Marketing Qualified Leads.

We tested both funnels and found the winner by CAC. The client increased its daily budget 15×.

There was no stable lead generation system. 300+ MQLs in one month — but the real bottleneck turned out to be the missing sales team.

A two-phase partnership — the right offer and video creative on Facebook Ads delivered 500+ MQLs.

A 10-question filter funnel built a quality B2B lead flow for website services.

A software outsourcing company serving international clients got a stable B2B lead flow for the first time.

A company with zero leads from Meta got 300+ Marketing Qualified Leads in one month.

Creative matched to the company's services, plus lead generation, delivered 300+ Marketing Qualified Leads.

Social media launched from scratch and 15 videos tested across 3 funnels delivered 100+ MQLs.

Audience analysis and the right strategy brought in qualified inquiries from large business owners.

A lead flow was built for the outsourcing service, while Dukan.uz and Nasiya365 were validated in the market.

The core service for X-RAI was video production. Videos for YouTube and Instagram were produced, and social media was packaged from scratch.

MQL leads for the company's services, while the Kissa.uz startup was successfully tested in the market at the same time.