"Marketing is a lot about numbers.
But the decision-making ultimately comes to a person."

The founder's page grew 80×.
LinkedIn for a Berlin programmatic agency.

Client

D-LAB, Berlin

Period

2025 — ongoing

Services

Strategy · Copy · Design · Personal brand

D-LAB

"Yes, marketing is about numbers.
But in the end the decision is made by a person."

— The brief

D-LAB is a programmatic media buying agency from Berlin, in a niche where the decisions are made by 20–30 specific people. In programmatic, everyone says the same thing — so we built a system of two voices: the company speaks in facts and figures, and the founder speaks in the first person.

LinkedIn before
Before
LinkedIn after
After

How did we do it?

How we built it
Audit, positioning, two voices, employee advocacy, a visual system and the tone shift six months in.
×80 growth in the founder's page reach
97,611 impressions on the founder's page in a year
of all readers work in the industry itself

The content we made

Two voices, one system — the posts that carried the furthest on both pages.

D-LAB audience breakdown
Who reads matters more than how many: senior people at Google, Meta, TikTok and AppsFlyer.
— Who actually reads it

Senior people at Google, Meta, TikTok and AppsFlyer.

Two thirds of all readers work in the field. Three quarters make partnership decisions professionally. Over 77% are manager level or above, and 48.2% work in companies of 11–50 people — exactly D-LAB's profile.

What surprised me most wasn't the company page — it was my own. We're read by exactly the people we'd want as partners.

Dmytro Zaplavskyi — CEO & Founder, D-LAB

Page audit Competitive analysis LinkedIn positioning Content strategy Founder personal brand Copywriting Design & templates Carousels & lead magnets Posting Employee advocacy Employer brand Monthly analytics
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