Book my 20-minute teardownYou own the Japan number at a B2B tech or life sciences company. Get a free 20-minute recorded teardown of your Japanese funnel: ads, landing pages, forms, follow-up and reporting. You keep the recording and the fix list. No pitch.
Google Partner. 5.0 on Clutch. Senior, bilingual, in Tokyo since 2019.
Three things, in writing, within two working days of the call.
You get the places your Japanese funnel loses people, listed in the order to fix them. You will know what to do first.
It sets out what the teardown found, in language HQ can follow. You can send it on as it is.
You see what each fix could change. It is built from your own numbers, so you can check the maths.
Med-tech case study
Japanese-language Google Search for a B2B med-tech line, built around 136 keyword targets chosen for buying intent. The client is not named here.
Read the med-tech storyThree steps. The first step is small.
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Send the web addresses of your Japanese ads and landing pages. That is enough to start. Read-only access to Google Ads, your website analytics and your CRM goes further.
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Milosz walks your Japanese funnel with you, live: ads, landing pages, forms, follow-up and reporting. The call is recorded, so you can replay any part of it.
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You get the fix list and the one-page HQ summary in writing.
You already spend money on ads or marketing in Japan. One named person owns the Japan number. That person is usually you.
You have not started selling in Japan yet. You have no ad spend to look at. Or you want a slide deck instead of a fix list.
Milosz runs every teardown himself. Send your details and he replies within one business day with times that suit your morning.
Your name, your work email, and the site you want reviewed. That is all he needs to start.
Yes. The 20 minutes cost nothing. The fix list is yours to use, with Milosz or without him.
Read-only access or an export is enough. If access is hard, the web addresses will do. What you send is deleted after the call, unless you ask us to keep it.
Milosz. Senior, based in Tokyo since 2019, working in Japanese and English. He runs every teardown himself.
Yes. The summary is one page, written for HQ, in plain language they can act on. If someone from HQ wants to sit in on the 20 minutes, that works too.
You keep the recording, the fix list and the summary. If you want help carrying the fixes out, Milosz will say what that would take. No sequence of sales emails.
Google Partner. 5.0 on Clutch. Senior, bilingual, in Tokyo since 2019.