# AgentM

> AI-native digital studio and marketing consultancy. We build software, and the growth around it.

## Products
- Titra: /products/titra/
- VintSnap: /products/vintsnap/
- Sibliny: /products/sibliny/
- SitePrice: /products/siteprice/
- PopSnap: /products/popsnap/
- Cited: /products/cited/

## Insights
- Reseller economics: /insights/reseller-economics/
- GLP-1: /insights/glp1/

## Recent articles
- your odds of a sale scale with how many real items are live and findable — not how perfect any one listing is: /insights/odds-sale-scale-many-real-items/
- I started buying the "annoying to list" stock everyone else skips — and the thinner competition paid better than the easy stuff: /insights/started-buying-annoying-list-stock-everyone/
- hand-writing a listing isn't free admin — it's a wage you pay yourself out of the item's margin: /insights/hand-writing-listing-isnt-free-admin/
- you can't *feel* slow change day to day — you can only *see* it against a note from two months ago: /insights/feel-slow-change-day-day-see/
- you file a whole month by its worst moment and how it ended — never by its average: /insights/file-whole-month-worst-moment-ended/
- your listing isn't judged on its own — it's ranked against the four tabs open next to it: /insights/listing-isnt-judged-own-ranked-against/
- I stopped letting stock pile up to "list later" — and freeing the dead money doubled how fast I could re-buy: /insights/stopped-letting-stock-pile-list-later/
- you're pricing what you paid, not what it's worth — and the buyer doesn't care what you paid: /insights/youre-pricing-paid-worth-buyer-care/
- today's mood quietly repaints your memory of the whole month — a note written on the day is the one account it can't re-tint: /insights/todays-mood-quietly-repaints-memory-whole/
- you can't spot a pattern by remembering — your head holds three days, a pattern needs thirty: /insights/spot-pattern-remembering-head-holds-three/
- "no views" and "views but no sale" are two different problems — and most sellers fix the wrong one: /insights/views-views-sale-two-different-problems/
- I started listing the cheap stuff I used to bin — and "not worth it" turned into £60 a week: /insights/started-listing-cheap-stuff-used-bin/
- your first listing is sharp, your tenth is rubbish — the shop is only as good as the listings you wrote knackered: /insights/first-listing-sharp-tenth-rubbish-shop/
- track the one thing that's actually on *your* mind — ignore the fields someone else decided mattered: /insights/track-one-thing-thats-actually-mind/
- a worry in your head has no edges — write it down and it gets smaller: /insights/worry-head-edges-write-gets-smaller/
- every listing is read by two completely different audiences — most sellers write for one and lose the other: /insights/every-listing-read-two-completely-different/
- the listing was slow, so the sales were slow, so I lost heart — the flywheel that looked like laziness: /insights/listing-slow-sales-slow-lost-heart/
- listing doesn't fail because it's hard — it fails because *starting* is hard (the bag by the door): /insights/listing-fail-because-hard-fails-because/
- you're not logging for today-you — you're leaving a note for a version of you who's completely forgotten this week: /insights/youre-logging-today-youre-leaving-note/
- the thing that kills tracking isn't motivation — it's perfectionism (a record full of holes still beats memory): /insights/thing-kills-tracking-isnt-motivation-perfectionism/
- the silent buyer never asks — your description has to answer the question before it's asked: /insights/silent-buyer-never-asks-description-answer/
- the day listing stopped being my bottleneck, I started sourcing braver — and my shop finally grew: /insights/day-listing-stopped-bottleneck-started-sourcing/
- listing doesn't tire you out because it's slow — it tires you out because it's a hundred tiny decisions (decision fatigue): /insights/listing-tire-because-slow-tires-because/
- your prescriber sees a few minutes every few months — the in-between is the real story, and only you can record it: /insights/prescriber-sees-few-minutes-every-few/
- the value of logging isn't the record you read back — it's the noticing it makes you do today: /insights/value-logging-isnt-record-read-back/
- the synonym gap — buyers search different words for the same thing, and your listing only carries one: /insights/synonym-gap-buyers-search-different-words/
- I stopped saving up a "list day" — now I list in stolen minutes and my count tripled: /insights/stopped-saving-list-day-now-list/
- you're polishing one listing to death while fifteen sit unlisted (the perfectionism tax): /insights/youre-polishing-one-listing-death-while/
- context is one extra word — a bare note is only half a note: /insights/context-one-extra-word-bare-note/
- your memory doesn't just forget — it rewrites *when* things happened: /insights/memory-forget-rewrites-things-happened/
- the price your buyer actually sees isn't your price — so stop competing on pennies: /insights/price-buyer-actually-sees-isnt-price/
- the side hustle stopped eating my evenings — so I actually kept doing it (and that's why it out-earns): /insights/side-hustle-stopped-eating-evenings-actually/
- you don't have a sourcing problem, you have a listing backlog (the bin-bag stock you already own): /insights/sourcing-problem-listing-backlog-bin-bag/
- it's a reference, not a diary — you don't owe it daily writing: /insights/reference-diary-owe-daily-writing/
- the no-shame tracker — guilt-trip streak apps backfire on a long routine: /insights/shame-tracker-guilt-trip-streak-apps/
- when paying to promote actually pays — and when you're just donating to Vinted: /insights/paying-promote-actually-pays-youre-donating/
- I started posting same-day and my reviews carried the rest of my shop: /insights/started-posting-same-day-reviews-carried/
- people are favouriting your items and you're letting them go cold: /insights/people-favouriting-items-youre-letting-them/
- progress was never a straight line — a record is how you see your own trend instead of the daily wobble: /insights/progress-never-straight-line-record-see/
- you only write things down on the bad weeks — so your record makes the whole thing look worse than it was: /insights/write-things-bad-weeks-record-makes/