Repositioning sprint
The one-sentence pitch, the homepage argument, and the copy that carries it. Rebuilt until a stranger can repeat what your product does.
SPRINTS · WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE AUDIT
The audit names the broken layer.
The sprint fixes it.
Repositioning, product UX rebuild, or a search and GEO foundation. Two weeks, fixed scope, $5,000 flat whichever layer it is, scoped in writing before anything starts. Your $500 audit is credited in full.
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PRIMAL · EVA
HOW_IT_WORKS.md
Four steps, no discovery week
01
The audit names the layer
Every sprint starts with the Broken-Layer Audit. $500, 72 hours, a written verdict on whether positioning, product, or findability is costing you growth. The $500 is credited in full.
02
The scope goes in writing
Before anything starts you get a one-page scope: what ships, what it costs, what success looks like and how it gets measured. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
03
The sprint, two weeks
We do the work ourselves. You get one direct line to the people doing it, and shipped deliverables instead of a slide deck on Friday.
04
The wrap
A written close-out: what shipped, the prediction it was built on, what to watch over the next 90 days, and what to cut next if anything.
The fixes
One sprint per broken layer
The audit tells you which of these you need. Each one is a fixed two-week engagement built from the six studio disciplines.
Product UX rebuild
The first-run experience, the screens that lose people, and the template smell of AI-built UI. Rebuilt so users reach the moment that sells them.
Search + GEO foundation
Keyword architecture, pages that match real queries, and the structured data that gets you cited when someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity about your category.
The six heads
One beast. Six necks. Each one needs its own blade.
Most operators sell one head and pretend the other five do not exist. Below: every head, what it does to your business, and how it gets cut.
01Head 1 / 6 · sharp angleProblem #1
Positioning
“Sales calls turn into education. Buyers can't repeat what you do.”
The pain
You solve ten pains for five personas. The market hears noise and picks the simpler competitor.
The cut
Pick the single angle that prints money. Write the hypothesis, test it live, compare actual vs. expected. Repeat until the pitch lands in one sentence.
Positioning hypothesisICP & wedgeNarrative one-pager
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02Head 2 / 6 · the new SEOProblem #2
GEO / AEO
“Ask ChatGPT about your category. Your name never comes up.”
The pain
LLMs are quietly replacing Google for product research. They only cite the brands they were trained to trust.
The cut
Generative Engine Optimization. Get cited inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity through structured content, citations, and trust signals.
LLM citation auditAnswer-ready contentTrust-signal build
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03Head 3 / 6 · channel strategyProblem #3
GTM Engineering
“You're active on three channels. None of them are clearly working.”
The pain
You are spreading thin across channels that were never validated for your ICP. The playbook said be everywhere. Now you are everywhere and growing nowhere.
The cut
Audit what has signal. Map ICP behavior to the right channel. Write one hypothesis. Design the 30-day test with a defined win condition. That is GTM.
Channel auditICP-channel fitWritten hypothesisExperiment design
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04Head 4 / 6 · feel-seenProblem #4
Copywriting
“Visitors skim. Nobody books a call. Your homepage could belong to ten other companies.”
The pain
Copy reads like a polished AI description nobody relates to. Features instead of feelings. Adjectives instead of moments.
The cut
Written the way 1% of sites do it: naming the exact daily pain so the reader feels seen, not pitched at. Specific verbs, specific scenes, zero filler.
Homepage rewriteAbove-the-fold hookVoice & messaging system
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05Head 5 / 6 · human-builtProblem #5
UX & Design
“Users open the product, squint, and leave inside three minutes.”
The pain
AI-built products get sniffed out in 3 seconds. Generic gradients, stock illustrations, dashboards nobody asked for.
The cut
Strategy-first UX. Brand, onboarding, journey: smooth, gamified where it earns its keep, ruthless about cutting what does not move a metric.
Onboarding teardownKey-journey redesignBrand & visual system
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06Head 6 / 6 · logical puzzleProblem #6
SEO
“You publish posts. Traffic flatlines. You blame the algorithm.”
The pain
Ranking feels like dark magic. It is not. It is an intent map, a page-per-intent, and a backend that loads fast.
The cut
Keywords, intent buckets, one page per intent, clean backend, relevant backlinks. Boring. Effective. Compounds for years.
Intent mapPage architectureTechnical SEO fixes
Full service details →PRICING.md
One price per layer. $5,000, two weeks.
The audit names the layer, the sprint fixes it, and the wrap tells you if another layer still needs fixing. Often it doesn't, because fixing upstream heals downstream.
most sprints land here
One sprint · one layer
$5,000
Whichever layer the audit names: repositioning, product UX rebuild, or the search + GEO foundation. Two weeks, fixed scope, the $500 audit credited.
The full course
$13,500
Every broken layer, fixed in order, audit included. For founders who want to commit upfront. The order still comes from the diagnosis.
Aftercare
$1.5k+
Where work compounds monthly: GEO/AEO retainer $1,500 to $4,000/mo, outbound GTM build $2,000 to $5,000 one-time.
// found more than one broken layer? The fix plan covers them all with DIY guidance. The sprint fixes the most damaging one first.
FAQ.md
Asked before buying
Yes. The audit names the layer, and the sprint fixes that layer. Scoping a sprint without the audit is guessing, and guessing is the thing this studio exists to end. The $500 comes off the sprint price.
Two weeks because the scope is fixed and the bet is named before the work starts. No discovery theatre, no stakeholder alignment, no waiting for the design review. The target is agreed in writing, then it ships.
Giorgi and Levan, the founders. Giorgi is a growth engineer, running positioning, findability, and copy. Levan is a GTM engineer, running the build and the systems that carry it to market. Every deliverable on this site, including this site, is their work. You get one direct line to the hands on your product.
That is exactly what a sprint is. $5,000, two weeks, one layer done properly.
The fix plan covers everything found, ranked, with DIY guidance for the layers that can wait. The sprint fixes the most damaging one first, and the wrap re-checks the ranking. Fixing upstream often heals downstream, so the second sprint is frequently unnecessary. If you want to commit upfront anyway, the full course is $13,500: every broken layer, fixed in order, audit included.
Every sprint ships with a written prediction: what success looks like, measured how. If the bet misses, the wrap call explains why and what to cut next. You will always know what happened and what it cost.
Step one
Find the broken layer first.
The sprint is step two. Step one costs $500, takes 72 hours, and gets credited in full when you book the fix.
