Tell us what you are working on
Questions about working together, a quote, or a quick second opinion. You get an answer from Janick Rolli, the person who would also do the work, not from a sales team.
Send a message
Two fields are required, the rest just helps us prepare. We reply within one working day. If your question needs more than a written answer, we will suggest a call.
What happens after you send it
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A confirmation appears under the form
You stay on this page. The message right below the send button is how you know it reached us.
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It lands in Janick Rolli's inbox
Not in a shared sales address and not in a ticket queue. He reads it himself, and he is the person who would do the work.
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You get an answer within one working day
Usually faster between Monday and Thursday. Write on a Friday afternoon and you will hear back on Monday morning.
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The answer is one of three things
A direct answer, if your question has one. Two or three questions back, if we need more before we can say anything useful. Or a suggestion to talk for twenty minutes, when writing it out would take longer than saying it.
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Nothing else happens
Writing to us does not sign you up for anything. Our newsletter is published in German only and this form has no sign-up box. Your message goes into our contact system so we can answer it. It is not sold and not passed on for advertising.
What to send with it
The message field is optional and one line is enough to get a reply. If you want a specific answer rather than a general one, these are the things that help.
- What your company does, and roughly how many people work there. A website link does most of this in one go.
- What you want to change. More enquiries, better measurement, or a budget that is going somewhere you cannot see. The complaint is more useful to us than the solution you have in mind.
- What is already running. Google Ads, Meta, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, a CRM, a shop system. Names are enough. We do not need access at this point.
- Who your customers are, and in which language they buy. Many of our clients sell into the German-speaking Swiss market while working with us in English. That combination is normal here.
- Whether something is fixed in time. A launch, a trade fair, a budget year that ends. It changes what we would suggest first.
If you have none of this to hand, write anyway. Half a sentence is a start, and we will ask for the rest.