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Case Study

B2C Growth Rebuild

Part of the AI-First GTM & Marketing practice. Also in the Marketing & GTM Portfolio under Growth & Demand.

End-to-end GTM for an established B2C brand: 7x conversion and 43% lower CPL on flat paid spend.

A relaunch isn"t a redesign. It"s a decision about how a market should understand you. This engagement rebuilt the full go-to-market stack for an established consumer brand whose demand engine had stopped compounding - traffic held, intent didn"t convert, and paid spend carried the number.

The mechanism

Discoverability layer. A 30-page AEO-native, technical-SEO-forward site: FAQ schema, canonical mapping, entity-consistent naming, and build-time SEO validation so regressions fail the build instead of the quarter. Pages were structured to answer the questions buyers actually ask AI assistants, not just to rank.

Narrative layer. A brand and voice system with one narrative source, so site, collateral, and ads stop arguing with each other. Code-based collateral made the system reproducible rather than a one-time design deliverable.

Demand layer. Paid media rebuilt against the new narrative and the new landing architecture - audience structure, creative, and destination pages moved together instead of being optimized in isolation.

The outcome

Conversion improved roughly 7x and cost per lead fell about 43% - on flat paid spend. The gain came from alignment, not budget: the same traffic met a page that matched the promise that brought it there.

Further Reading

Common Questions

What were the results of the AI-Native GTM rebuild?
7x conversion and 43% lower CPL on flat paid spend for an established B2C brand.
What did the rebuild involve?
Three layers: a 30-page AEO-native, technical-SEO-forward site; a brand and voice system with one narrative source; and paid media rebuilt against the new narrative and landing architecture.
Why AEO rather than SEO alone?
Pages were structured to answer the questions buyers actually ask AI assistants, with FAQ schema, canonical mapping, entity-consistent naming, and build-time SEO validation so regressions fail the build.