AI Growth Teardown.

Send a URL. In 48 hours you get one document: the five things on your live surfaces that are costing you growth, three fixes written to ship, and the order to do them in.

One document, in 48 hours.

€490 excl. VAT · delivered in 48 hours

One operator reads your live surfaces and writes back what is costing you growth, with the fixes spelled out.

  • 5 checkable observations on your live surfaces, each with the measurement behind it
  • 3 shipped-ready fixes, written so your developer can apply them without a second conversation
  • A 30-day plan in priority order
  • One finished document, delivered in 48 hours

Move to a CMO plan afterwards and the €490 comes off your first month.

No call, no calendar, no retainer. Jukka Blomberg reads what you have actually shipped — the pages, the funnel, the events — and writes back. He ran marketing as CMO at two international crypto exchanges (LocalBitcoins, NoOnes). About him.

Read the whole sample document · PDF · northpoint.fi on itself, measured 3 October 2026.

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  3. If something is missing (a staging URL, an analytics view, a page behind a login), you get one email asking for it, and the clock pauses until you answer.

A real sample, run on this site.

The fastest way to show what the document looks like is to do it to ourselves. This is the first of the five observations in northpoint.fi's own teardown.

Observation 1

Calls to action are seen far more often than they are pressed. The site shows its buttons constantly and almost nobody presses one. The problem is not reach; it is what the buttons ask for.

Measurement behind it

Calls to action were seen 1,583 times and clicked 28 times: 1.8%. The site had 459 sessions in the same window.

Fix, written to be shipped

Give each page one primary call to action, put the destination in the button's own words, and read the click rate per page in the next window rather than the site-wide total.

Source

  • ga4.events_28d[event=cta_view].count · GA4, 5 September – 2 October 2026
  • ga4.events_28d[event=cta_click].count · GA4, 5 September – 2 October 2026
  • ga4.totals_named.sessions · GA4, 5 September – 2 October 2026

The document has five observations like that one, three fixes and a 30-day order of work. Read the whole sample.

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