Business dies when the owner is stuck in operations

You're pulling sales, marketing, and management all by yourself.
Revenue is flat. No room to grow. There are 24 hours in a day.
Sound familiar?

Andrey Zenin

I take over your entire sales system

Offer and positioning

I build your offer: what you sell, to whom, and why they'll choose you. A proposal that makes the client understand why they should pay exactly you.

B2B services, revenue ~$13K/mo, clients only through referrals. Built the offer, created a presentation, launched targeted ads. Within 2 months — revenue ×2.

Budget — less than $2K
Packaging and proof

Presentation, case studies, testimonials — everything that turns "interesting" into "where do I pay?" No case studies — I'll build them from scratch. Done it dozens of times.

Packaged project's social media for sales. Click-to-next-step conversion: was 17% → became 43%. Sales grew 2.3×. Same traffic.

Packaging results
Content and packaging
Funnels and landing pages

A system from first touch to payment. High-converting landing pages that sell without a personal brand or followers.

197 sales at $1,700+ ticket in 60 days. No personal brand, no followers. Just a landing page and traffic.

197 × $1,700 = $330K in two months. From zero.
Traffic and leads

I launch advertising. Create lead magnets. Build acquisition funnels.

Lead magnet → 62,132 leads at $3 each. Sales — $1.4M.

Invested X — returned 8X

Paid customer development: 43 people paid $3,000 each. Before launch. No funnel, no content, no warm-up.

43 × $3,000 = $130K before launch
Payment screenshots
Sales
Sales team

I build a turnkey sales department: hiring, scripts, training, management. I assemble a marketing team.

Built a team: 4 senior managers, head of sales, 5 qualifiers, an assistant. In one project, 1,000 leads per day became the norm.

Revenue — $27K per manager
Analytics and results
Hiring system
I work for a percentage of profit

No fixed fee. I earn only when you earn. It's against my interest to do a bad job.

60 seconds — who I am, what I do, why reach out.

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About me

Built and sold 3 businesses.
Now I build yours

I join a project and handle the full cycle: offer, packaging, funnel, traffic, sales team. 15 years, ~700 deals, 100+ own projects and 400+ for clients.

Markets: Russia Europe USA Indonesia Spain
Analytics and results
Projects and courses
Project management
$1.6M
3 online schools — built and sold
($0.5M + $0.5M + $0.6M)
$1.2M+/mo
MarketGuru.io — scaled revenue
$5M+
Business sale deals
2,000+
Course sales at $1,700+ ticket

80% of business owners get stuck in one of these traps

No sales
Product ready
No profit
Marketing exists
All on you
Sales exist
No growth
Revenue exists
Product ready — no sales
Product is ready. Zero clients.
Every month — a loss. Ads, content, a salesperson — no idea what will work.
Previous attempts didn't pay off. Scary to spend more. But without investment — nothing changes.
Similar project: built the offer, launched ads → revenue ×2 in 2 months
That's me →
Money going to ads
$5K into ads. $3K back.
Leads are coming — but not converting to money. Contractors shrug.
Acquisition costs rise. Profit stalls or drops. The problem isn't advertising — it's deeper.
Similar project: rebuilt the funnel → 62,132 leads at $3, $1.4M in sales
That's me →
Owner is the bottleneck
You haven't been on vacation in two years.
Every client — through you. Every deal — your phone call. Can't even get sick.
Revenue exists, but there's no room to grow — 24 hours in a day. The business depends on you, and that's its biggest problem.
Similar project: built a sales team → $27K revenue per manager
That's me →
Growth ceiling
You hire — do their job. Fire — back to doing it yourself.
The marketer does something unclear. The salesperson doesn't sell. Ceiling.
Money comes in, but there's no room to grow. Without a proper team and processes — you are the ceiling of your business.
Similar project: took over marketing and sales → growth from $13K to $27K/mo
That's me →

Three ways to waste your money

Mistake 1
Advertising
Hire an agency. Pay for setup. Wait for leads.
Leads will come. They won't convert to money. Because the problem isn't traffic — the problem is there's nobody to sell and nothing to show. The agency pushes buttons. Nobody's responsible for results.
Budget burned, blame "the market"
Mistake 2
Employees
Hire a marketer. Or a salesperson. Or both.
The marketer will "manage social media" and "test hypotheses." The salesperson will sit in the CRM waiting for warm leads. Three months later — salaries paid, no results. Fire them — do it yourself. Again.
Minus $5–8K and half a year
Mistake 3
Training
Take a course. Figure it out yourself. Implement.
Courses give knowledge. Not time. You learn how to do things right — and keep doing things the old way, because there are 24 hours in a day and the business won't wait. Knowledge without implementation is an expensive diary.
Know everything, do nothing new
Solution
Hand over the entire system
One person takes over marketing and sales — from offer to money in the bank. Works for a percentage of results. No results — no payment.
Get terms →
Advertising
−$3,300
budget + setup + time
Employees
−$6,700
salaries for 3 months
Training
−$2,500
courses + wasted time
Total lost
−$12,500
and 6–12 months
Or
Pay for results
No results — no payment

The first step costs a few hundred dollars, not thousands

You don't need to solve everything at once. Start with what you need now.

Format 1
Step-by-step work
You have a product, but clients come only through referrals. You've tried ads, hired people, but results didn't stick. No idea what to fix first.
How it works
  • We figure out what's slowing you down — offer, packaging, funnel
  • Fix in order, starting with what brings money fastest
  • Launch first sales
  • Grow from earned revenue
First sales — within the first 2–4 weeks
Pay per stage. Doesn't fit — stop. The first stage costs a few hundred dollars and often pays for itself from the first sales.
Format 2
Partnership
The business earns, but growth is bottlenecked by you. You're selling, managing, and firefighting. You need someone to take over sales entirely.
How it works
  • I take over marketing and sales — from acquisition to payment
  • I build a system that works without your involvement
  • I earn a percentage — only when you earn
Revenue growth without increasing your workload
No sales — no payment. No fixed fees. It's in my interest to do well.
90% start with step-by-step work. Within 3–6 months the business grows into a partnership.

Questions asked most often

I have a small project. Are you interested?
Size doesn't matter — what matters is readiness to act and invest. Step-by-step work starts at a few hundred dollars, not thousands. If you have a product and are ready to pay for the first stage — let's discuss. I don't work for free "for a future percentage" — that's not a partnership, that's one-sided risk.
Can I come with just an idea?
If you have expertise and know who to sell to — yes. Just an idea without domain experience — I'll tell you it's too early. It's against my interest to take on a project where I can't deliver results.
What niches do you work with?
Any business with high tickets and long sales cycles. B2B services, IT, industrial equipment, real estate, investment projects, franchises — examples, not limitations. I don't work with retail, mass low-ticket, or e-commerce without revenue.
What will be required from me?
Knowledge of your product and availability for questions. Marketing, packaging, funnel, sales — that's my job.

Advertising costs hundreds of thousands.
Finding out if I can help is free

You already know what mistakes look like. There's no mistake here: I'll ask questions, analyze your situation, and give an honest answer. Not a fit — you've lost nothing.

You've read this far — the question is ripe. Tomorrow will be the same day, but without an answer.

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