Growth & Acquisition
I design the path that brings customers, candidates and partners from first contact to a clear next step. Channels, messaging and entry points work as parts of one system.
Dmitry Barmashov · the person behind the brand
I build growth systems where marketing, CRM and AI work as one.
From the first contact to a business outcome you can measure and manage.
The result is usually lost at the handoffs—not inside advertising, CRM or a bot alone.
A lead arrives but goes unhandled. Data is collected but not used. A process exists but still depends on manual work.
I find the gap and build one connected system—from acquisition to an outcome the business can see and control.
Each solves a different part of the problem. Together, they create a manageable path from first contact to outcome.
I design the path that brings customers, candidates and partners from first contact to a clear next step. Channels, messaging and entry points work as parts of one system.
I build personal assistants and bots for the channels people already use. Text, voice, memory, documents and integrations come together as a practical communication layer.
I connect APIs, spreadsheets, dashboards, statuses and reporting into one manageable flow. Automation handles repetitive steps while the team keeps visibility and control.
Not a technology showcase, but real classes of work: the problem, the system and the practical outcome.
Every project starts with the real process, not the tool.
Map the journey from the first event to the intended outcome.
Find where time, data, leads or ownership are being lost.
Define the roles, data, integrations and operating rules.
Build a working version and place it inside the process.
Move repetitive actions and handoff controls into the system.
Observe real performance and improve the process iteratively.
An entrepreneur from Kazakhstan and the creator of Skoobi, working at the intersection of marketing, software development and operations.
I build tools from real operating needs. To me, acquisition, code and automation are parts of one business system—not separate services.
Share where the process starts, what is not working today, and what outcome the business needs.