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Let’s talk about your project.

Choose the way of working together that fits, see what happens after you get in touch – or go straight to the form. A few sentences are enough to start.

(01)Ways to work together

Scoped to what you need.

  1. 01

    Project

    A defined scope and a clear objective: a positioning, a campaign, a landing page or a complete funnel. Ideal when you know what needs to be built.

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  2. 02

    Ongoing partnership

    Continuous development of campaigns, creatives and pages, with regular review and refinement. Ideal when marketing is a core growth lever.

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  3. 03

    Funnel review

    An outside perspective on an existing journey: where the message loses clarity, where friction appears and what to address first. Ideal as a starting point.

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(02)Typical starting points

Where most conversations begin.

Most enquiries start with one of these situations. If one of them sounds familiar, mention it in the form – it helps us prepare the first conversation.

  • 01Positioning & page

    You have an offer, but no system to sell it.

    The expertise is there, the demand probably too – but there is no clear message, no page that explains the offer and no path to an enquiry. Usually the place to start is positioning and a focused landing page.

  • 02Funnel review

    You run ads, but the enquiries do not fit.

    Leads arrive, but many are not a fit, do not show up or never reply. The cause is often in the promise, the qualification or the follow-up – a funnel review shows where.

  • 03Landing page

    Your page gets visits, but few enquiries.

    Traffic is not the problem; the argument is. A page that matches the ad, answers the real objections and asks for one clear next step usually changes more than a higher budget.

  • 04Creative system

    Your creatives are wearing out.

    Results depend on a few ads that are slowly losing effect. A structured system of hooks, angles and formats – with a testing plan behind it – keeps campaigns fresh.

  • 05Markets

    You want to reach English-speaking markets.

    A proven offer in the DACH region, and the wish to grow beyond it. We adapt positioning, campaigns and pages for English-speaking audiences instead of translating them.

  • 06Partnership

    You want a partner, not a vendor.

    Marketing is a core growth lever for your business, and you want someone who thinks along continuously – with a shared backlog, a fixed review rhythm and shared priorities.

(03)Compare the formats

Which format fits?

The three formats differ in scope, duration and how much of the journey they cover. If you are unsure, start with a conversation – or with a review.

ProjectOngoing partnershipFunnel review
Best forA clearly defined needMarketing as a core growth leverFinding out what to fix first
ScopeOne discipline or one journeyAll disciplines, continuouslyExisting ads, pages and flows
DurationUntil the defined result is deliveredOngoing, with a review rhythmShort and focused
You receivePositioning, campaign, page or funnelContinuous production, testing and refinementA prioritised list of findings and next steps
Starts withBrief and scopeBrief, priorities and review rhythmAccess to your current journey

(04)What happens next

From your message to a clear proposal.

No sales scripts and no pressure – a short, structured path to finding out whether and how we can help.

01Your enquiry02Our reply03Firstconversation04Proposal
Fig. 1 — The first four steps
  1. Step 01

    Your enquiry

    You tell us about your business, your market and what you have in mind – via the form below. A few sentences are enough to start.

  2. Step 02

    Our reply

    We read your enquiry and reply with either a few questions or a suggestion for a first conversation.

  3. Step 03

    First conversation

    We talk about your offer, your audience, what has been tried so far and where you want to go. You get an honest first assessment.

  4. Step 04

    Proposal

    If there is a fit, you receive a written proposal: the recommended format, the scope, the sequence and the next steps.

(05)The proposal

What a proposal contains.

If the first conversation shows a fit, you receive a written proposal. It is meant to be read without us in the room – clear enough to decide on.

01Situation summary
What we understood about your offer, your audience, your current journey and your objective – so you can check that nothing important was missed.
02Recommended format
Project, ongoing partnership or review – with the reasons for the recommendation and the alternatives we considered.
03Scope
What is included and what is not: disciplines, deliverables, channels and markets.
04Sequence & milestones
The order of work, the decision points along the way and what you will have at each milestone.
05Collaboration
Who is involved on both sides, how and when we review together and what we need from you.
06Commercial terms
The investment, the payment structure and the terms of the engagement – stated plainly.

(06)How to prepare

Helpful, not required.

You do not need a finished brief to get in touch. These points simply help us understand your situation faster.

About your business

Context

  • What you offer, and to whom
  • Your price range and how people buy today
  • Where you currently reach customers
  • Your markets and languages

About the project

Objective

  • What you want to build or improve
  • What has been tried so far – and what happened
  • Links to existing ads, pages or funnels
  • Your timeline and any fixed dates

A note

If you are not sure which format fits, choose “Not sure yet” in the form. Many good projects start with an open question rather than a finished plan – the first conversation is there to turn it into one.

(07)Start a conversation

What are you building?

Tell us about your business, your market and the project you have in mind.

Helpful to mention

  • What you offer, and to whom
  • Where you currently reach customers
  • What you want to build or improve
  • Your timeline
Type of collaboration(optional)

We use your details to respond to your enquiry. More in our privacy policy.

(08)Questions

Before you write.

01What happens after I send the form?

We read your enquiry and reply as soon as we can – with a few questions or a suggestion for a first conversation.

02What is the first conversation about?

Understanding your situation and whether we are the right partner. If there is a fit, you receive a written proposal afterwards.

03Do you work with businesses outside the DACH region?

Yes. The DACH region is our focus, and we work internationally in English with English-speaking businesses and with DACH businesses expanding abroad.

04Can we start small?

Yes. A funnel review or a focused project – one landing page, one campaign – is often the best way to start working together.

05In which languages can we talk?

In German and in English.

06Where are you based?

Neuronetik Limited is registered in Cyprus. We work remotely with clients across the DACH region and in English-speaking markets – with video calls, shared documents and direct access to the platforms we work on.

07Do I need to know which format I want?

No. Choose “Not sure yet” in the form. The first conversation is there to find out which format makes sense for your situation.

08What happens with the information I send?

We use it only to respond to your enquiry. Details are in our privacy policy.

(09)Company details

Neuronetik Limited.

Company
Neuronetik Limited
Registered office
Apostolou Pavlou 16, 2nd floor, Flat/Office 201, 8046 Pafos, Paphos, Cyprus
Registration number
HE435081
VAT identification number
CY10435081T
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