What remains private at the outset
Your first note is used to understand the request, and nothing is presented publicly on your behalf. A named point of contact handles the exchange; you decide which project details and materials to share.
Until you give written sign-off, any proposed direction remains a conversation, not an approved publication. This keeps the early discussion discreet while you decide whether the approach suits your project. For information about data handling, see the privacy policy. If you would like to understand the working relationship first, the about page offers further context.
A channel suited to the conversation
The project quiz gives structure to an introduction; Telegram or email works well when you already know what you want to ask. Each route can begin a private conversation, and you can choose the one that feels comfortable.
The quiz is useful when several details need to be gathered together. A direct message can be simpler for a focused question or an early-stage idea. Include a reply preference if you have one. The project overview provides a broader view of the work, while how we work explains what follows after an initial exchange.
The first exchange, in three stages
The opening exchange is a short sequence: you share context, you approve what may be discussed further, and the named contact replies with a relevant next step. The table shows where your decisions sit.
| Step | Who is involved | What you approve |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | You and the named contact | The details and materials you choose to share |
| 2 | You | Any proposed direction before it is taken further |
| 3 | You and the named contact | The next conversation or practical action |
Your sign-off remains yours throughout. The response confirms an expected window for follow-up, rather than relying on an unstated turnaround promise.
What details help us reply usefully?
A concise project outline is enough for a useful first reply. Include the product, network and current stage, then describe the audience you hope to reach and the decision you are considering.
Add relevant links or materials, what has already been tried, and any timing constraint that affects the decision. A finished campaign plan is not necessary. If part of the picture is still open, say so plainly; a confidential conversation can begin with what is known and leave unresolved points for later.
From first note to considered next step
The contact stays direct and measured. A named person handles the first exchange and keeps the discussion aligned with the information you have chosen to share.
- You choose the quiz, Telegram or email and provide the essentials.
- The named contact acknowledges the note and confirms the expected response window.
- You discuss a relevant next step; any further direction is subject to your approval.
If a particular launch or decision date matters, include it with your initial context. That lets the reply address the constraint rather than leave you to infer whether it has been noticed.
Begin with one useful detail
A first conversation can stay simple and confidential. There is no need to prepare a polished presentation; a clear account of your project stage or the decision ahead gives the named contact a useful place to begin.
Which channel would you prefer: the quiz, Telegram or email? The named contact will acknowledge your note and confirm the response window in working days before suggesting the next step.
Frequently asked questions
Can I write before the project direction is settled?
Yes. An early conversation can start with the product, current stage and the decision you are weighing. Mark any unresolved details as open rather than preparing a complete campaign plan. The named contact can then respond to the context you have shared and confirm the expected response window.
What should I include if I write by Telegram or email?
Include a short project description, its stage, your main objective and any relevant timing constraint. Add links or materials only if they help explain the request. A named contact handles the initial exchange, and you decide what further information to share.
How will I know when to expect a reply?
The acknowledgement will confirm the expected response window, so you are not left to infer a timing commitment. If a launch or decision date affects your enquiry, mention it in the first note. The named contact can take that constraint into account when confirming the next step.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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