Leverage for the CEO

Cold Intelligence.
Hot Outcomes.

A full commercial team on your revenue — from one decision, no new headcount.

More sales. More profit. A more valuable company.

MAKO combines entrepreneurial commercial operators with AI-powered systems to find where growth is being left behind, then runs the work to capture it. You stay in command; MAKO drives the number.

Then every morning, you see what moved, what it earned, and what comes next.

MAKO goes to work on
SalesGrown, not just tracked
ProfitProtected and kept
Market shareTaken from rivals
The one decisionThat stays yours

We find the growth you're missing — then go take it.

MAKO puts entrepreneurial strategists and AI systems on your sales, profit, and market position, finds where growth is being left behind, and runs the work to capture it. You stay in command of the company; we move the number.

Outcome 1

More sales

Grow Amazon. Win new accounts. Recover dormant customers. Open new channels. Convert more of the demand you already have.

Outcome 2

More profit

Reduce wasted advertising. Improve pricing and SKU economics. Protect margin. Find the revenue leaks that sales reports do not show.

Outcome 3

More market share

Track the field. Find competitor weaknesses. Improve organic position. Capture buyers who are still deciding.

Outcome 4

More business value

Build a company worth more — repeatable revenue, cleaner numbers, and far less dependence on the owner.

MAKO Morning Brief

Your commercial performance, read in five minutes.

Every morning, MAKO turns scattered sales, profit, advertising, inventory, and competitor information into one clear operating brief.

  • What sold yesterday
  • What produced contribution profit
  • Where advertising or margin leaked
  • What changed in the market
  • Which opportunity moved or stalled
  • The one decision that needs you

No hunting. No guesswork. Faster, sharper decisions — every day.

Illustrative structure. Every MAKO Morning Brief is populated with the client's real operating information and agreed definitions.

Everything on the commercial side, run by one team.

Amazon and new business are where we are deepest. They are not the whole engine.

Revenue Engines
01

Amazon

The channel we know best. Advertising, listings, brand stores, catalogue health, inventory economics and market intelligence, run as one account rather than six separate specialists.

02

B2B & New Business

Turning your market into new accounts. Prospecting, recovering lapsed revenue, and opening new channels and territories.

03

Direct-to-Consumer

Your own website as a revenue channel rather than a brochure. Conversion, merchandising, offers, retention and the economics underneath them.

04

Marketplaces

Beyond Amazon, where it pays to be. Channel selection, listing and pricing setup, and the operating discipline to keep it profitable.

Commercial Capabilities
05

Advertising

Paid media across the channels that move your number, judged on what it contributes rather than what it clicks.

06

Creative

Commercial creative built to be tested. Listings, advertising, site and campaign assets, with the winner kept and the loser retired.

07

Pricing

Price, promotion and margin managed as a system, not decided once a year in a spreadsheet.

08

Execution

The part most providers skip. Decisions get implemented, verified, and measured against what they were supposed to do.

MAKO OS

Know what happened. Know why. Know what comes next.

MAKO OS comes with every engagement, across every capability above. It keeps the numbers, the market, and the decisions in one place — and turns them into the next move.

  • MAKO Morning Brief. The daily read on sales, profit, movement, and decisions.

You do not need to learn another platform. MAKO runs it. You read the truth.

Always on. Always improving.

Your revenue systems don't clock off.

On Amazon, MAKO's AI systems run every day — watching sales, profit, advertising, inventory, and competitor movement, drafting the work, and flagging the one decision that needs you. As they run, they build a record of what actually converted in your company, and every read is measured against it — so the recommendations stay grounded in your results, not guesswork.

Every morning

The MAKO Morning Brief lands — sales, profit, movement, and the decision waiting on you.

Every day

Advertising and pricing are run for profit, not just spend.

Every week

The systems retune against what actually converted — less wasted spend, stronger organic position.

Your company. Your accounts. Your intelligence.

You keep ownership and control of your accounts, data, decisions, and operating history. MAKO's job is to make those assets work harder — not hold them hostage. The AI does the heavy lifting; MAKO people carry the judgment and the accountability.

See the MAKO Handoff Standard

Measured from day one

Real builds, in the open — not borrowed logos.

MAKO is running live client builds right now. Real builds, measured from the baseline forward. So here is exactly what is being built, what is being measured, and the baseline we measure against — with results added as they land.

Live build · Amazon + brand value

Nature's Aid

A full Amazon rebuild for an established natural-health brand: repositioning, listing and A+ content, advertising run to profit, and account health — with a daily brief to the owners.

Measuring: profitable sales growth, organic rank on the money keywords, conversion, and advertising efficiency — against a baseline recorded at kickoff.

Follow the Nature's Aid build
Live build · B2B & New Business

Rule 1 Concepts

A market-opening program for branded custom puzzles in collectible tins: buyer research, targeted outreach, and every reply worked through to a decision — run as a MAKO B2B & New Business engine.

Measuring: qualified conversations, samples requested, pipeline value, and accounts opened — against a from-zero baseline.

Follow the Rule 1 build

Every number we publish will be an actual, measured result tied to that recorded baseline — never a projection, never a borrowed figure.

MAKO works best when the product is real and the growth is stuck.

MAKO is built for established owner-led businesses with a proven product, service, or market reputation — and more commercial opportunity than the current team can capture.

  • Amazon is underperforming its potential.
  • New-business activity depends too heavily on the owner.
  • Good leads, quotes, or past customers are being lost.
  • Competitors are moving faster than the business can see.
  • Sales are growing but profit and business value are unclear.

Show me where growth is hiding.

Give MAKO your website, Amazon storefront, ASINs, or target market. We will look for the revenue, margin, market-share, or business-value opportunity that deserves attention first.

No obligation. No invented projections. A clear outside view of where the business may be leaving growth behind.

Common questions

What does MAKO actually do?

MAKO is an outside revenue team. It identifies where profitable growth is being left behind, then builds and runs the systems that capture it across Amazon, new-business markets, and existing customers.

Is MAKO an agency or a consultancy?

MAKO operates as an outside commercial team, not an agency or a consultancy. It runs the commercial work directly and is measured on the economic outcome it produces — not on advice given, deliverables, or hours billed.

What role does AI play?

AI helps MAKO monitor, analyse, draft, organise, and report. People set direction, make judgment calls, protect the brand, and speak with customers. AI is part of the machinery, not the product being sold.

Do we need to hire people or learn new software?

No new headcount is required on your side. MAKO runs the operating system and gives you the operating brief and the decisions that matter.

What happens if we part ways?

Every engagement maintains a handoff standard: account and access register, performance baselines, decision history, client-specific playbooks, reporting definitions, and the open roadmap. It transfers to the client. Nothing is held back.

How do we start?

Start with a MAKO Opportunity Brief. We identify the first growth constraint or opening worth examining, then decide together whether it is worth acting on.