Every word has a job.
We chose clear words, careful structure and an honest description of what we do. A business should know what it is paying for before it has to ask.
Not ready yet?
Take your time.
There’s no countdown here. Choosing what your business needs can wait a few minutes.
Take a listening break
A moment is allowed.
You don’t have to sort out your entire online presence today. Step away from the list, take a breath and come back with a clearer head. The details will still be here.
Find a song.
Stay a while.
Slide through a few favourites. Pick the one that meets you where you are, then press Play.
Six songs, one player. Playback through YouTube.
NOW SELECTEDIt’s A HeartacheRod Stewart with Michael Bublé
Choose your song.
Swipe or use the arrows to explore.
The YouTube player loads only when you press Play. Open this song on YouTube ↗
And now, a little
Charlie Chaplin.
Still taking your time? Good. Settle in for How to Make Movies, a 13-minute visit to Chaplin’s own studio. Let the day slow down for a while.
011918 film
13 min 23 sec
13 min 23 sec
A FILM BY CHARLIE CHAPLINHow to
Make Movies.Take thirteen minutes for yourself.
Make Movies.Take thirteen minutes for yourself.
From the Charlie Chaplin YouTube channel ↗. The player loads when you press Play.
THE JUSTONNET MARKETING LABBuild a business.
Build a business.
Test your decisions.
Start with a type of business and a cash runway. Make eight marketing decisions, then see 12 months of simulated outcomes. Learn the reasoning as you go.
01 / SET UP02 / MAKE 8 CHOICES03 / STUDY THE OUTCOME
Topics include the 5Cs, positioning, the 7Ps, pricing, local search, SEO, advertising, customer retention and analytics.
Educational model only. Results are based on stated assumptions and random variation; they do not predict or guarantee actual business performance.
The thought behind
the simple.
We are marketers from IIMs. We built this site in black and white because the work itself is straightforward: help businesses get the basics right, then keep those basics in order.
The basics matter.
Why should a small business be left behind on accurate hours, contact details or a website that says what it needs to say? These things may look simple. Getting them right takes attention.
Then why
do we charge?
Because a service needs a commitment on both sides. Free work is easy to put off. A fair fee gives us a clear responsibility to do the agreed work and gives you a reason to share the right information and stay involved.
So yes, we charge. For defined work, routine care and the discipline to keep showing up. Nothing beyond the package, and no promises about sales or growth.
When you’re ready,
we’re here.
You can look at the packages, try an example for your brand, or send a simple email. Start wherever feels useful.