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What we learned running the numbers.

Articles by Filip Kovacevic on paid ads, SEO, conversion, and AI implementation
Every article here names its framework, cites its sources, and links to the page where we do the work. 149 so far.
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Featured image for the article: SHOW ME THE HARNESS. The one question to ask at any AI demo.
AI Implementation & Automation · Updated October 14, 2026

What Is an Agent Harness? The Missing Layer in Enterprise AI

An agent harness is the infrastructure around an AI agent: tools, permissions, memory, guardrails, evaluation and recovery.

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Featured image for the article: LISTEN FOR THE NO. What markets refuse shows what to build.
Business Models & Agency Ops · Updated October 14, 2026

What They Say No To Is What They Want

Netflix began in 1998 renting DVDs one at a time.

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Featured image for the article: WHO OWNS IT?. Three models. One rule that never changes.
AI Implementation & Automation · Updated October 14, 2026

Who Owns AI? Choosing Between a CAIO, a Center of Excellence, and Champions

Who should own AI: a Chief AI Officer, a center of excellence or federated champions? A decision framework by company stage, plus who owns builds after launch.

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Featured image for the article: ONE BAD WORD. It sticks to you, not to them.
Copy & Persuasion · Updated October 14, 2026

What Not to Say in Copy: How a Bad Word Infects the Offer

A jeweler called his own product a rude word in a speech and wiped out most of the company's value.

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Featured image for the article: 5 SECONDS THEN SKIP. A script built for the skip button.
Paid Ads · Updated October 14, 2026

YouTube Ads: A Five-Beat Script and the Two Numbers That Tell You What Broke

A YouTube ad gets five seconds before the skip button appears, and with cost-per-view bidding you pay only if the viewer stays 30 seconds or interacts.

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