Independent, cross-disciplinary, evidence-led
About Alexey Kochetov
I work between business strategy, marketing, technology, data and execution — where the hardest digital problems usually live.

The useful perspective
I learned to look between disciplines.
My work began with business strategy and international markets — not with a single digital specialty. Since 2008, I have worked across SEO, websites, analytics, platforms, marketing operations and international growth.
That breadth became most useful when apparently competent work still failed to produce the expected business result. The difficult problem was rarely contained in one channel. It sat between strategy and execution, marketing and development, data and decisions, agencies and internal ownership.
How the work evolved
A perspective built across the chain
Business & international growth
Working with business development, market entry and the operational questions behind digital growth.
SEO, websites, platforms & data
Learning how technical, marketing and measurement decisions affect one another in practice.
Investigation & owner-side clarity
Focusing on the gaps no single agency, tool or department is structured to diagnose.
A disciplined method
How I work
Working principles
What you can expect
Independent by structure
The diagnosis is not tied to selling one implementation, platform or retainer.
Direct communication
Complex findings are explained in language owners and specialists can act on.
Respect for the team
The purpose is to locate the system gap, not to manufacture blame.
Clear uncertainty
I distinguish what is confirmed, what is probable and what still needs evidence.
Proportional solutions
Recommendations should match the business impact and not add unnecessary complexity.
Owner-side focus
The final question is always what the business should decide and do next.
The cases that fit
When this perspective is most useful
A strong fit
- the problem crosses several teams, systems or vendors;
- the business impact is material;
- existing explanations conflict or feel incomplete;
- you are willing to provide access and act on evidence.
Not the best fit
- the task is routine and has a known solution;
- you only need hands to execute a fixed checklist;
- the expected answer has already been decided;
- there is no owner for the resulting decisions.