Choose the route that feels easiest
The quiz gathers project basics; Telegram and email are for follow-up. Choose whichever channel feels easiest.
| Route | Useful when | Include |
|---|---|---|
| Quiz | You want to share the basics together | Stage, goal, links, deadline |
| Telegram | A quick exchange suits you | Quiz summary and question |
| You have several materials | Clear subject and links |
If an answer is unknown, mark it as open. Public links are enough to begin; leave private details out of your first message. You can read how we work or check pricing before you write.
A first note can hold an unfinished plan
Picture a studio about to open a closed beta when the only person who answers goes on holiday. You send the quiz with the beta stage, public links and unanswered questions. We can see what is ready and what needs discussion.
A polished brief isn't needed. Tell us what is settled, what may change, and when you expect to decide. For example, your landing page may be changing while the launch channel remains undecided. Share the page and name that open choice.
We'll review the note and ask focused questions. Label your links so we know what they show. Three useful links are easier to follow than an unexplained folder.
What helps us make the first reply useful?
A little context helps us answer the question in front of you. Start with the project name, public website or channel, and current stage.
Your decision
Describe what you'd like help with. Add your intended audience, relevant channels, and any deadline. If you don't know which service fits, explain what you'd like to change.
Helpful material
Share a deck or campaign brief if one already exists and is suitable to share. Label each link. For confidential material, ask us how to handle it before sending.
These details help us spot missing information without asking you to prepare a formal presentation. You can read our approach and then send the quiz.
From the quiz to a clear next step
The quiz gives us a starting point for a focused conversation.
- Share your stage, goal, links and decision window.
- Choose Telegram or email and tell us your preference.
- We review the note before replying.
- We ask for any key detail that's missing.
- We suggest what makes sense to discuss next and confirm a reply window.
If a deadline is close, put it near the top of your message. We can't promise an instant reply, so the date helps us set expectations. Read how we work to see what follows.
Keep the first message simple and easy to answer
A short summary, labelled links and your main question are enough. Include a deadline if you have one, and your preferred contact hours if they matter.
We review what you share, then reply with questions or a practical next step. You don't need to prepare a presentation unless it already exists and adds useful context.
Browse the FAQ if you like. Then send the quiz and choose Telegram or email. Tell us what's ready, what's undecided, and the question you'd most like us to answer first.
Frequently asked questions
Can I write before I know which kind of help fits?
Yes. Describe what you'd like to change and share your project stage. For example, say your beta is approaching and you need help choosing channels. We can ask focused questions before suggesting what to discuss next.
What if the person who handles Telegram is away?
Send the quiz and name your preferred reply route. Add an alternate contact if someone else can answer project questions, or tell us when your usual contact may be available. That helps us understand who can discuss the request.
How will I know when to expect your reply?
Include your deadline and preferred contact hours in the quiz or first message. After reviewing the request, we'll confirm a realistic reply window. If your timing changes, send an update in the same Telegram or email conversation.
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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