Qualified people land on your site, read for 30 seconds, and leave — not because they weren't interested, but because nothing gave them a reason to stay.
Bitcoin companies are building real things. When it comes to communicating them — most fall flat. Not because the product is bad. Because the message is.
Your website looks fine. It just doesn't convert.
Visitors land, scan for 20 seconds, and leave. Not because they weren't interested — because nothing gave them a reason to stay.
You can't explain what you do in one sentence.
Not because the offer is complicated — because you've never had to strip it to its core. So your website explains everything and convinces nobody.
You hired an agency. It didn't work.
Generic copy that could describe any SaaS. A redesign that looks modern but says nothing. The team still can't agree on what you do in one sentence. The invoice got paid. The problem didn't get solved.
Your copy is written for normies.
Your buyers are Bitcoiners. They see through hype in seconds. Generic "trusted by industry leaders" language actively repels the people you want most.
Good leads go quiet after one look at your site.
You meet someone at a conference. They're interested. They visit your website. The momentum dies. The site didn't answer: why this company, why now? In Bitcoin B2B, a missed deal rarely comes back. The person found someone who explained themselves clearly.
A focused engagement. A few weeks. A complete overhaul of how your company shows up in the market.
Your ideal client reads the headline and thinks: "This is exactly for me." No more explaining what you do on sales calls.
Copy that converts. Visitors who are a fit — stay. Those who aren't — self-select out. Your pipeline gets cleaner.
No more "let me think about it." Buyers understand what they're getting, why it costs what it costs, and what happens next.
Traffic stops leaking. Every page has one job and a clear next step. Your website works while you sleep.
Your team stops second-guessing the message. One direction. No more "should we say it this way or that way?"
Bitcoiners smell inauthenticity instantly. When your message matches who you are, trust isn't built — it's immediate.
The Signal Audit Method starts with one question: where exactly is your message losing the deal? That answer is almost never in the words. It's in the gap between how you describe your company and how your best clients would describe it.
Submit your website. You get a written diagnosis — exactly where your messaging is losing deals and why. No pitch, no sales call. Judge the work before you commit anything.
We go deep on your business — audience, offer, competitive landscape, what's working, what isn't. I ask the questions a skeptical buyer would ask. This is where the real picture emerges.
The work. Positioning rebuild. Message architecture. Homepage copy. Offer framing. CTA structure. Delivered as a system you can hand to your developer today.
You get everything you need to execute — or we continue together. The system is yours. The clarity stays.
Clarity Sprint starts at €3,000. Exact scope is confirmed after The Signal Audit — once the real problem is clear.
No retainers. No surprises. One focused engagement, one outcome.
Not sure it's worth it? The Signal Audit is free. Judge the work before you commit anything.
Marek Safarik
Founder, BGS
I'm not a consultant who read about Bitcoin. I spent years building inside it — products, partnerships, and positioning that had to work because the company depended on it.
I founded The Game of Satoshi — a Bitcoin education project that ran globally with 6,700+ players, backed by Trezor, BTC Prague, Firefish, and 16 other Bitcoin organizations. Co-Founder & CSO at Hashlabs, a Bitcoin mining company, where the work was positioning and business development in a market that punishes vagueness.
Bitcoin companies are different. Your audience is skeptical by design. They've been burned by hype. Generic marketing doesn't just fail — it actively repels the people you want most.
BGS exists because too many strong Bitcoin companies lose deals they should have won — not because the product is wrong, but because nobody can figure that out from the website.
Organizations like Trezor, BTC Prague, and Firefish don't back projects lightly. They backed The Game of Satoshi — because the positioning, strategy, and messaging were done right.
6700+
Players
reached
19
Bitcoin
orgs
12
Sponsors
& allies
Sponsors
Educational Allies
These companies didn't sponsor a marketing package. They backed a project built by someone who thinks like them.
Diagnostic patterns from 40+ Bitcoin company websites reviewed. These aren't edge cases — they show up everywhere.
Finding #1
Homepage written for a general audience — not a Bitcoiner
The copy could describe any fintech company. Bitcoiners scan for specific language that signals understanding. When they don't find it in the first 5 seconds, they leave. The product doesn't get a fair chance.
Finding #2
The real offer is buried in paragraph four
The headline explains the category. The subheadline explains the company. By the time the actual value shows up, most visitors are already gone. A buyer who needed exactly this — missed it.
Finding #3
Trust language that actively repels Bitcoiners
"Trusted by industry leaders." "World-class infrastructure." "Comprehensive solutions." Generic phrases copied from SaaS playbooks. Bitcoiners have a finely tuned hype detector — and this triggers it immediately.
Finding #4
No answer to "why this company, why now"
Visitors understand what the company does. They don't understand why they should choose it over the alternative. That question never gets answered — so the qualified lead who found you through a referral bounces and never comes back.
You're building something real in Bitcoin and the business side isn't keeping pace.
Bitcoin startup, service company, mining operation, wallet, media, or infrastructure
You have a product or service with some traction — not an idea stage project
Your messaging or website isn't converting the way it should
You want clarity — not another generic agency that doesn't understand Bitcoin
Not for: altcoin/crypto projects, agencies looking to resell, pre-revenue ideas
Same company. Different message. Completely different result.
Before
Homepage headline
"The most secure and reliable Bitcoin infrastructure for the modern era."
What visitors feel
Generic. Could be anyone. What do they actually do?
Outcome
High bounce. Low trust. Leads go to a competitor who explained themselves better.
After
Homepage headline
"Run your own node. Own your own data. We make it as simple as plugging in a router."
What visitors feel
Clear. Specific. I know exactly who this is for and why it matters.
Outcome
Qualified visitors stay. Trust builds faster. Inbound conversations start.
BGS
Agency
The Clarity Sprint is designed for Bitcoin companies with a product or service that's already running — not pre-revenue ideas. If you have something real but struggle to communicate it, yes. If you're still figuring out what to build, come back when you're further along.
A copywriter executes on a brief. This engagement starts by rewriting the brief. We figure out your position, your audience, and your offer architecture first — then the words follow. You get a system, not just better sentences.
No. BGS is strategy and messaging. You get a clear playbook: positioning, copy, structure, and conversion logic. You take it to your developer and designer. Or we continue together — your call.
Typically 2–3 weeks from Discovery Call to final delivery. It depends on your responsiveness and the complexity of your offer. There's no drawn-out back-and-forth — it's focused and efficient by design.
Most Bitcoin companies have. The typical result: generic copy that could describe any SaaS, a website that looks fine but doesn't convert, and a team that still can't explain what they do in one sentence. If that sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
A complete positioning and messaging system: your core positioning statement, homepage copy architecture, offer framing, CTA strategy, and a clear explanation of how it all fits together. Delivered as a structured document — not a slide deck full of buzzwords.
Submit your website. You'll receive a specific, written diagnosis — exactly where your messaging is losing deals and what to fix first. Within 1–2 business days. No pitch, no sales call.
The Signal Audit takes 1–2 days. I review 2–3 per week — if there's a queue, I'll let you know.