Results that outlast impressions.

$250k in pipeline

Atono is a work management platform for product teams. They came to us with an ad-hoc Substack, no real rhythm, and under 100 subscribers. We rebuilt it from the ground up, with a clear editorial identity, a weekly cadence, and content their audience genuinely wanted.

• 60%+ open rates
• 20,000+ organic views in six months
• One lead magnet drove around $250k in pipeline, with the newsletter nurturing everyone else not ready to buy yet
• The sales team now shares issues with prospects to explain the beliefs the product is built on

“Working with Pistachio has been really easy. They're responsive, it takes a load off my plate, and all I have to do is give feedback, the rest is just handled.”

60% open rate

TestFeed is an AI startup building synthetic audiences. They went viral on X, then watched the hype fade in days. We built them a waitlist and a weekly build-in-public newsletter, sharing screenshots, recordings, and early-user reactions, including the honest moments like a launch delay.

• 60% open rate
• A 1,500-person waitlist that turned into engaged beta testers
• An audience who understood the problem, in the founder's words

“We needed an audience before launch, but more than that, we needed the right audience of people who actually understood the problem we were solving. This nurture campaign did exactly that.”