Selected case studies · 3 live

Results, not just aesthetics.

Content architecture for non-linear journeys in regulated, multi-market environments. Each case translates a research framework into a measurable editorial outcome, and the system you'd need to ship it.

Three cases, one practice.

case 01 Regulated · Discoverability

Designing for the messy middle.

A hub architecture that guides four invisible reader clusters through non-linear exploration and evaluation, built on Google's Decoding Decisions framework, and the six cognitive biases that decide whether a regulated audience clicks "buy" or quietly leaves.

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case 02 Regulated · Retention

The loyalty loop in content.

A Netflix-style recommendation logic applied to post-purchase moments, turning the article a customer just finished reading into the entry point of the next one. Built on McKinsey's compressed Consumer Decision Journey.

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About the cases. Each one is anchored in a published research framework, Google Decoding Decisions, McKinsey CDJ, Forrester / E-E-A-T, applied inside regulated B2C environments where the audience is non-linear, the constraints are heavy, and the obvious answer has already been tried. KPIs are reported when the work is shareable; everything else stays under NDA.

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