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What worked, what didn't, and why.

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AS Golf logo Case study · What worked

A one-bay studio, doubled.

Andy's own golf coaching business, run from a single simulator bay in Leicester. Defy built the marketing, the systems and the website behind its growth.

Weekly sessions

10 → 20+

Paid social budget

£10/day

Revenue

Record month

The problem

A single simulator bay, no big marketing budget, and fewer than ten sessions a week. Good coaching, but not enough people knew about it or came back.

What we built

A low-cost intro offer, systematic review requests, small targeted ad campaigns, lesson packages, a win-back campaign for lapsed clients, automated branded lesson summaries, and a new website built around booking lessons.

The lesson

A small budget goes a long way when every step is joined up. The offer gets people in, the follow-up keeps them, and the packages make the revenue predictable.

Visit asgolf.co.uk Live on Shopify
CONCEPTSIN3D Architectural visualisation Client case study · Brand & website

Turning architectural plans into 3D realities.

ConceptsIn3D turns architectural plans into 3D visuals. Defy built the business's whole presence from scratch: the brand identity, then the website to sell it.

01 · Brand

Identity from the ground up

Name styling, logo, colour palette and messaging, built to look as precise and premium as the visuals they sell.

02 · Design

A portfolio-first website

Designed around the work itself, so visitors see the quality of the renders before they read a word.

03 · Build

Developed and launched

Full development, from portfolio and services through to contact, launched as one joined-up experience.

Working with Defy Digital was a transformative experience for ConceptsIn3D. Their comprehensive approach, from visionary branding to expert website design and development, exceeded our expectations.

ConceptsIn3D
TAKE ONE · WHAT DIDN'T WORK GolfPix logo

The launch that taught us most.

The idea

An online golf retail shop with a well-built website.

What went wrong

Money went into stock and advertising before demand was proven. Margins couldn't carry the ad costs, and cash sat on shelves.

What it changed

It's why every Defy launch starts with a Pressure Test and pre-sells before spending. Test first, spend second.

Now relaunching, the right way ↓

TAKE TWO · LAUNCHING NOW GolfPix logo

Same name. New model.

The shop failed because cash went into stock before anyone had bought. GolfPix is relaunching as a golf prize competition site, and this time it starts with the test: moving the pro shop's members' draws online, with no ad spend, before a single prize is bought.

Test

In progress

Members’ pro shop draws (£5 tickets) moving online first. No ad spend.

Build

Done

Competitions site designed: draws, entries, checkout, winners and free postal entry.

Launch

Up next

Public prizes like a full custom fit, priced so tickets cover the prize twice over.

Scale

Up next

One prize a week, then bigger draws, built on the ticket-buyer list.

SEE GOLFPIX A Defy launch. Numbers posted here as the draws run.
HOSTJESS Party planning & styling
Launching now · Follow along

Your party, beautifully hosted.

Jess has a gift for planning and styling events. HostJess turns that into a business, starting with birthdays, christenings and celebrations across Leicestershire. We're running it through the full Defy programme in public, stage by stage.

Test

Done

Idea pressure-tested and business plan written: who books parties, what they pay, how they find a planner.

Build

In progress

Brand finished: HJ mark, wordmark and palette. Website designed, gallery and party pages next.

Launch

Up next

A first-party offer and a local campaign, with a bookings target agreed.

Hand over

Up next

Jess runs it day to day, with the playbook and the numbers.

Follow @hostjess A Defy launch. Results posted here as they happen, good or bad.

Next launch

Your business could be next.

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