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Practical knowledge on putting marketing and sales in order: ways of working, AI in creative production, processes for developers and B2B companies. No theory, real cases
When a render becomes a “deepfake”, who is liable if it isn't labelled — the studio or the client — and how to label material to meet the obligation.
Wiktor Pasternak · 7 August 2026
Problem, value, outcome: what a company gets when, instead of commissioning one-off projects, it gets a creative team on a subscription.
Wiktor Pasternak · 28 August 2026
Renders for the bank, the website, the model, apartment sheets and the campaign — all at once and in one visual character. The Method 5D process across three Terra Casa developments.
MethodGroup · 21 June 2026
A collection launch means dozens of pieces that have to look like one hand made them. The Method Creative process across 13 Stargres collections.
Mikołaj Cierlak · 21 June 2026
The worst bottleneck often looks like a good founder. The company starts running on their availability — and the work has no system of its own.
Wiktor Pasternak · 14 June 2026
The difference between a system for entering data and a system for making decisions shows up before every board meeting.
Wiktor Pasternak · 7 June 2026
Most companies buy a service and are left with a file. On the next job they start from scratch. How to tell output from an asset that keeps working.
Wiktor Pasternak · 31 May 2026
The problem isn't a lack of data, it's that for every decision somebody assembles reality by hand out of five different places.
Wiktor Pasternak · 24 May 2026
If the answers to buyers' first questions live in your best adviser's head, you don't have a sales process — you have one person's talent.
Wiktor Pasternak · 17 May 2026
Creative accounts for 49% of incremental sales. Without a loop between creative and sales, every new piece of material is just an opinion.
Wiktor Pasternak · 10 May 2026
A real system doesn't ask the company to adapt — it's built around how the company already works. Not the other way round.
Wiktor Pasternak · 3 May 2026
You're not paying for quality, you're paying for a business model built in the nineties that has stopped working.
Mikołaj Cierlak · 26 April 2026
In a world where everyone produces more, the winner is whoever knows what to produce — not whoever produces fastest.
Mikołaj Cierlak · 19 April 2026
The CEO thinks about the brand differently from marketing, and marketing differently from sales. Until you sort that out, hiring won't help.
Mikołaj Cierlak · 12 April 2026
How the panel, the credits and the job queue work — what actually changes in a marketing team's day once the subscription starts.
Wiktor Pasternak · 6 July 2026
Recruitment, onboarding, software, training and the risk of burnout — a creative headcount costs over 240,000 PLN a year.
Mikołaj Cierlak · 5 April 2026
It isn't a people problem — it's a system trying to join too many dots at once.
Mikołaj Cierlak · 29 March 2026
Companies using CaaS produce three times as much without a single new hire. What the model actually is.
Mikołaj Cierlak · 22 March 2026
We take every model apart and show when each makes sense — including when Method isn't the answer.
Mikołaj Cierlak · 15 March 2026{{ caseTitle }}
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Sales-ready materials in one system — with no version drift and no separate quotes.