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Revenue architects · Not an ad agency

Your competitors aren'toutspending you.They're out-converting you.

Ninety-six out of every hundred people who reach your site leave without buying. We find the one stage where most of them go, close it, and hand you an acquisition system with a cost per customer you can forecast. Same traffic. Same budget.

Book a strategy callFind your leak first

30 minutes, no pitch deck. You leave with the map of your acquisition system whether or not we work together.

Sample system view

Acquisition pipeline

Live
Traffic12,400
Landing page38.0%4,712
Lead captured24.0%1,131
Call booked18.9%214
Customer28.5%61

Cost per customer

$41.80

37% lower than month one

Trailing 20 days

Illustrative figures. Your real numbers get modelled on the call.

Systems we build onMeta AdsGoogle AdsShopifyKlaviyoGA4Next.jsHubSpot
Objection: so why isn't it working?

You already paid for the customers you never got.

Most of them are still sitting in your funnel. There was never a shortage of activity — posts, ads, a redesign, someone's cousin running Meta. What's missing is the connective tissue: a path a stranger can walk from first impression to paid invoice without falling through a gap. Read the six below slowly. You'll recognise at least three.

None of this is bad luck. Every one of them is a leak with a street address — findable, priceable, and closable in weeks.

  • 01

    Two good weeks. Then the phone stops.

    You can't hire on that rhythm, can't forecast on it, and can't sleep on it. Feast and famine isn't a season your business goes through. It's a symptom.

  • 02

    Your best month is a mystery.

    Revenue jumped and nobody can say why. Ask five people, get five answers. What you can't explain, you can't repeat — so you're sat waiting for another accident.

  • 03

    You're buying clicks for a page that can't close.

    Spend gets judged on cost per click while the page it lands on quietly loses 96 of every 100 visitors. You're paying the full price and collecting four percent of it.

  • 04

    Every customer costs more than the last one.

    Same offer, same creative, a bigger bill each quarter. Nothing downstream improved, so the auction takes the difference — and that gap compounds while you wait.

  • 05

    You quit on buyers who were nearly ready.

    Most people who would have bought needed six more touches. They got one. So they bought from whoever was still in front of them in week three.

  • 06

    A buyer can't tell you apart from the four beside you.

    When positioning is generic, price becomes the only thing left to compare. You end up defending a number instead of making a case.

Objection: what exactly is it you do?

The Synergox Method. Skip a stage and the next one leaks.

Each stage answers a single question and produces something you can hold in your hand. Nothing moves forward until the stage before it survives an honest look.

Where do qualified strangers come from, on demand?

Two channels your buyers already live in — not six you'd have to learn. We build a repeatable intake for them: angles, audiences, and a spend floor high enough to produce data you can learn from instead of noise you have to guess at.

What you walk away holding

  • Channel selection
  • Creative angles
  • Audience map
  • Spend model
Objection: prove you understand my business

Sixty seconds to the most expensive number in your business.

Move the sliders until they roughly match your business. The model finds the single stage bleeding the most, then prices what closing that one alone would be worth — on the traffic and the budget you already have.

Your numbers

$4,000
$1.20
6%
18%
20%
$600

Customers / mo

7

Cost per customer

$556

Revenue / mo

$4,320

ROAS

1.08×

Visitors3,333
Leadsbiggest leak200
Booked calls36
Customers7

Here's where the money is

Your weakest stage is Visitor → lead. Bring it to 15% and — without buying a single extra visitor, on the same $4,000 — you'd add 11 customers a month. Every month.

New cost per customer

$222

Found revenue / mo

$6,480

Over 12 months

$77,760

Put your real numbers on this

Targets are typical mid-range benchmarks, not a forecast. On the call we throw them out and use your analytics instead.

The fork in the road

How do you want to grow?

There are two honest answers, and only one of them is right for where you are this quarter. Pick wrong and you either burn a year learning something you should have bought, or you rent a capability you were ready to own.

Done for you

Let us build your growth engine

You hand us the business. We hand you back a machine that produces customers at a cost you can name.

Strategy, funnels, copywriting, paid ads, automation, conversion optimisation, email — all of it built, launched and run by the people who were on your first call. You approve the direction and answer the questions only a founder can answer. That's the whole ask on your time.

What's inside

  • Growth strategy & offer architecture
  • Funnel design and engineering
  • Direct-response copywriting
  • Paid acquisition, managed end to end
  • Lifecycle email & automation
  • Conversion optimisation, monthly
  • Attribution you can actually read
  • Scaling once the numbers hold

Choose this if

You have demand, budget and no time. You'd rather own the outcome than the calendar.

Don't if

You want to be in every decision, or you're pre-revenue and testing whether the thing sells at all.

Let's scale your business

Six weeks to first ship · Three builds a month

Learn to do it yourself

Master the same systems we use

The frameworks, templates and teardown process we charge for — handed over, so the skill stays with you.

Courses, live workshops, and a private community where the same playbooks get taught in the open: how to find your leak, write an offer people can't compare on price, build the funnel around it, and read the numbers that tell you what to do next. Same material, your hands on the controls.

What's inside

  • The full teardown methodology
  • Offer and positioning frameworks
  • Funnel templates you can clone
  • Copy swipe files with the reasoning
  • Live workshops and teardowns
  • Private community of operators
  • Campaign structures that scale
  • Direct feedback on your builds

Choose this if

You're an operator or marketer who wants the capability permanently, not rented by the month.

Don't if

You need revenue moving in the next thirty days and don't have time to learn on the way.

Start learning

Self-paced · Community included · Cancel anytime

Still not sure? Book the call anyway. If the teardown says you'd be better off learning it than buying it, we'll tell you and send you to the second door.

Objection: what am I actually paying for?

Eight capabilities. You almost certainly need three.

We don't sell these à la carte, and we don't sell all eight at once. The teardown decides which two or three would move a number this quarter. The others wait until they'd earn their invoice.

Offer positioning, landing page, lead magnet, booking flow and the confirmation sequence that keeps the appointment from evaporating. Built to be edited by your team, not held hostage by ours.

Deliverables

  • Offer architecture
  • Landing pages
  • Booking flow
  • Show-up sequence
Objection: how does a stranger become a buyer?

Nine steps from stranger to referral.

Steps one to three get you a lead, and that\u2019s where most agencies stop and hand you an invoice. Steps four to nine are where the revenue actually lives \u2014 and where almost nobody builds.

  1. 01

    Cold traffic

    A stranger meets an angle that names a problem they already have — before they've heard of you.

    100%

  2. 02

    Landing page

    One page, one action, and the three objections that stop the click answered before they have to scroll.

    ≈38%

  3. 03

    Lead magnet

    Something useful enough to be worth an email address even if they never buy anything.

    ≈24%

  4. 04

    Email sequence

    Six to nine touches that do the convincing you'd otherwise have to do on the phone, one prospect at a time.

    ≈19%

  5. 05

    Sales call

    Reminders, a pre-call brief and a qualification filter, so the calendar fills with buyers instead of browsers.

    ≈29%

  6. 06

    Customer

    Onboarding that sets the expectation the next three steps quietly depend on.

    Won

  7. 07

    Upsell

    The natural second purchase, offered at the exact moment the first one has proved itself.

    + margin

  8. 08

    Retention

    Lifecycle email that keeps you in the room between purchases, so the third sale costs nothing to win.

    + margin

  9. 09

    Referral

    Asked at the peak of satisfaction, not six months later when the feeling has gone cold.

    Free traffic

Objection: has any of this worked for anyone?

One build, shown in full. Instead of ten logos with nothing behind them.

A logo wall is unverifiable by design. This one opens in a new tab, and you can click through every part of it before deciding whether we could do the same for you.

Grocery & foodstuff retail · Abuja, Nigeria

Kings Food Mart

Fifteen years of reputation, and nowhere online to send a single customer who'd heard about it.

Visit the live site

Demand existed and was arriving through WhatsApp and word of mouth, but there was nowhere to send it. Enquiries were answered one at a time, orders were assembled by hand, and the brand looked like every other neighbourhood store online — which meant it competed on price it didn't need to compete on.

“It blew her mind — the brand finally looked like what she'd built.”

Owner reaction on delivery

0%

Mobile-first build

Ordering flow designed for phone-first traffic

0

Vendor, not three

Copy, design and engineering in one pass

0

Funnel steps live

From first visit through to repeat order

Live campaign performance data from current engagements is shared on the call, under NDA where clients require it. We don't publish numbers we can't attach a screenshot to.

Objection: aren't you just another agency?

Same category. Completely different deal for you.

Traditional agency
Synergox
What you're sold
Deliverables. Posts, ads, a redesign
A system with a cost per customer you can name
What gets reported
Impressions, reach, engagement
Cost per booked call, close rate, revenue
Where work starts
The channel they happen to specialise in
The stage the teardown says is leaking
Who owns the assets
Their accounts, their templates, their access
Your accounts, your code, your list. Always
Who does the work
A junior you never met, once the pitch team leaves
The people who were on your first call
Contract shape
12 months, cancel with 90 days' notice
Scoped build, then monthly. Leave with everything
If a stage doesn't ship
It's billed anyway, as hours
It isn't billed. Written into the agreement
Objection: so what happens after I book?

Seven stages. Six weeks to the first thing that ships.

01Week 1

Discovery

Your numbers, your offer, and an honest look at the last twelve months. Nobody writes a proposal before this happens.

02Week 1–2

Research

Customer language, competitor positioning, and where your current traffic actually leaves.

03Week 2

Strategy

A written plan naming the stage we fix first, the target number, and what it's worth if we hit it.

04Week 3–6

Execution

Offer, funnel, pages, sequences and campaigns built and shipped. Reviewed weekly, not monthly.

05Ongoing

Optimisation

One target metric per cycle with a prioritised test queue behind it. Wins get documented.

06Ongoing

Scaling

Budget moves toward what returns, the second channel opens, and volume is tested against a ceiling.

07Automated

Reporting

One dashboard, always current, showing cost per customer by channel. No monthly slide deck theatre.

Objection: why should I trust you?

Trust is a set of terms. Not a set of adjectives.

Anyone can call themselves a partner. These are the things you could hold us to in a document, which is the only kind of trust worth anything before we've worked together.

Weekly reviews, not monthly

You see the numbers while there's still time to act on them, not in a deck four weeks later.

The teardown comes first

Nobody gets quoted before we've found the leak. We don't price work we can't point at.

No junior handoff

The people on your first call are the people who build it. There is no B team.

We'll turn work down

If the numbers say a retainer would cost you more than it returns, we say so and don't quote.

NDA on request

Client numbers stay private unless they've told us in writing we can publish them.

Any market, any currency

Remote by default, campaigns run in the market you sell in, calls in your hours.

In their words

It blew her mind — the brand finally looked like what she'd built.

On delivery of the Kings Food Mart storefront, after fifteen years of the business outrunning how it presented online.

Owner, Kings Food MartGrocery retail · Abuja
Objection: everything you haven't asked out loud

What people ask in the last ten minutes before they book.

Before you decide

Eventually you should. But one hire is one skill, and an acquisition system needs offer strategy, copy, design, media buying, engineering and analytics working at once. A first marketing hire typically takes three months to find and six to become effective. We build the system, prove the numbers, then hand it to the person you hire so they inherit something that already works instead of a blank page.

Practical

Before you book

Run the teardown yourself first. It's free, and it takes an hour.

Same nine checks we run on a paid engagement, written so you can do them without us. Most people find their leak on check four and book the call because of what they found — not because we asked.

  • 01The nine checks that locate a leak in under an hour
  • 02Why more traffic almost never fixes a conversion problem
  • 03How to write an offer nobody can compare on price
  • 04The six follow-up touches most businesses never send
  • 05What to measure weekly — and what to ignore entirely

Send me the checklist

Where should it go?

One email with the checklist. No sequence you have to escape from, unsubscribe in one click.

Objection: what if it doesn't work?

The Ship-It Guarantee.

Most agency guarantees are a sentence on a website that appears nowhere in the contract. These four are clauses. You'll see them in the agreement before you sign it, and you can hold us to every one.

We can offer this because the teardown happens before the quote. We only price work we've already found the evidence for.

  1. 01

    Ship it, or it's free.

    Every stage of the build is scoped, priced and invoiced separately. A stage that doesn't get delivered never reaches an invoice. This isn't a goodwill gesture we'd decide on later — it's a numbered clause in the agreement you sign.

  2. 02

    Our fee moves with your number.

    Where the maths supports it, part of what we charge is tied to the one metric we agreed to improve. If that number doesn't move, neither does that portion of the fee. We'd rather carry some of the risk than argue about it in month four.

  3. 03

    You own everything from day one.

    Ad accounts, code repositories, email list, CRM, creative files — all in your name from the first week, not transferred at the end if things go well. There is no version of leaving us that involves rebuilding anything.

  4. 04

    Thirty days' notice. No exit fee.

    Month-to-month once the build ships. No twelve-month lock-in, no ninety-day notice period, no clawback on work already delivered. If we stop earning the retainer, you should be able to end it that month.

What it does not cover

A guarantee with no limits is a marketing line, not a promise. Here is exactly where ours stops — so nothing in it can be quietly walked back later.

A revenue figure

We don't control your delivery, your close rate, your pricing or your market. Anyone guaranteeing you a revenue number is either ignoring those or hoping you will.

A timeline you delay

Six weeks assumes approvals come back inside a few days. If feedback sits for three weeks, the build takes nine. That one's on the calendar, not the contract.

Money spent on ad platforms

Your media budget goes to Meta and Google, not to us. We can't refund what we never received, and we'd be lying if we implied otherwise.

Book a call and read the terms

We'll send the agreement before you commit to anything, not after.

Next step

Find the leak. Then decide.

Thirty minutes. We map your acquisition system, name the stage costing you the most, and put a number on what closing it is worth. You keep the map either way — there is no version of this call where you leave with nothing.

Book your strategy call

We take on three builds a month · No pitch deck · No pressure

  • Ship it or it's free
  • Fee tied to the number
  • You own it from day one
  • Thirty days' notice
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Door one

We build it for you.

Six weeks to first ship. You approve the direction; we do everything else and report against cost per customer.

Let's scale your business

Door two

You learn to build it.

The same teardown methodology, frameworks and templates, taught in the open — so the capability stays with you.

Start learning