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AnyforSoft
Dev Agency EdTech Productized PoCs

Paving the Way via PoCs: AnyforSoft’s Shift from Generic Services to Clickable Solutions

20+
Warm responses in early tests
4
Hypotheses tested in 2 months
3
Prioritized EdTech sub-segments
Timeline — ongoing
Team 1 Fractional CMO
Service line Fractional CMO · Productized services · Managed Marketing
Website anyforsoft.com
Before
  • Overly broad service offering stretched across multiple verticals
  • Deep EdTech expertise not reflected in messaging
  • Great SEO momentum — but no path from traffic to traction
  • No experimentation framework for segments or packaging
After
  • EdTech market segmented and prioritized by credibility + conversion
  • Productized PoC offers that prospects can click and try
  • 4 hypotheses tested inside 2 months
  • 20+ warm responses and several SQL conversations generated

What we did

01
EdTech re-segmentation
Identified higher education institutions, business schools, and learning-focused startups as the sharpest sub-segments.
02
Productized PoC framework
For each segment, defined specific pain points and packaged them into mini-solutions prospects could click through and visualize.
03
Targeted outbound experiments
Early campaigns on college admissions platforms validated that pain-specific packaged solutions outperform generic service pitches.

Results in numbers

20+
Warm responses from first outbound experiments
4
Hypotheses tested inside 2 months
3
Prioritized EdTech sub-segments for scale

This kind of approach requires a really tight-knit crew. You can’t productize PoC offers in a vacuum — it takes close collaboration between marketing, sales, and delivery. Engineers give input. PMs shape the scope. We’re not solving this as separate departments — we’re solving it together, as one revenue team.

Yuliia Shvetsova
Yuliia Shvetsova
Fractional CMO at O-CMO

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