01Case notes
The work, anonymised, with the numbers and the caveats.
Sector-framed, never a client name. Real figures, the thinking behind them, and the parts that did not work said out loud.
The short answer
Rogue Logic publishes case notes as anonymised, sector-framed accounts of client work, with real numbers and the assumptions behind them. We do not name clients, and we do not borrow work done elsewhere and imply it is ours. Where a channel did not perform, that is in the note too.
02While the shelf fills
No case notes under this name yet, and we will not fake them.
The company is new; the practitioners are not. Rather than borrow work done at previous agencies and imply it is ours, we would rather show you the method in full, each practitioner’s track record with dates and employers, and a live teardown of your own site.
What goes here
Anonymised, sector-framed notes with real numbers and the caveats attached, published as the work lands and the results are ours to show.