abafaboy — Abdulfayyod Mukhamedov · Marketer in Tashkent

One person. The whole loop.

Pipeline · 4 stages · one pair of hands

Agencies sell you one link of this chain and call it strategy. The point of hiring one person who does all four is that the parts are built to fit: the brand survives the build, the build is shaped for traffic, the traffic lands on something that converts.

Brand

Identity, print, collateral: the look everything downstream inherits, with usage rules and measured contrast, not vibes.

3 brand books shipped

Build

Sites and catalogues that load fast, speak your customer's language, and stay editable by your own staff, no developer on retainer.

3 platforms / 30 days

Traffic

SEO, analytics, ads when they earn their keep, and short-form content that travels on its own legs.

7.3M views / $0 spend

Convert

Telegram funnels that walk a stranger from first message to paid booking with nobody answering by hand.

0 humans on shift

7,300,000 views. 90 days. $0.

Report · distribution

In March 2026 I started @abfboy_clips to answer one question: is short-form distribution a skill you can learn on purpose, or a lottery? Ninety days later I stopped posting, because the question was answered.

Weekly views · @abfboy_clips TikTok · Mar–Jun 2026 · no paid reach

Totals exact · weekly curve reconstructed from the posting timeline Tap · hover · arrow keys when focused

View as table

The page ended up followed — not just reposted — by Jynxzi, one of the largest creators on Twitch, who then reposted from it repeatedly. Growth came from editorial judgment, clip by clip: find the moment, cut it, caption it, place it.

That is the same judgment a landing page needs: say the right thing, in the first second, to someone who hasn't decided to care. Short-form was just the cheapest place to prove I have it, in public, against the hardest feed there is.

600K likes 69K shares 663K best single clip

87% of views from the For You feed13% other

That's the number that matters. For You traffic isn't inherited from followers — the feed has to choose you, clip by clip. The distribution was earned, every single day.

Shipped and live.

Projects · production, not mockups

Real businesses, real deadlines, admin panels their own staff operate. Everything below is in production or demonstrably built.

[ screenshot — uzrentek.com home + catalogue · PLACEHOLDER ]

uzrentek.com

Platform · catalogue · SEO

Corporate site and equipment catalogue for a construction-machinery supplier, built from scratch in one 30-day sprint, solo. Four language versions including Uzbek in both scripts (with a custom transliteration layer), a database catalogue the team edits through its own 28-route admin panel, quotation requests that land directly in Telegram, and a public MCP API so AI agents can query the catalogue too.

335 models77 categories1,394 spec rows42,000 words translated4 locales225 commits / 30 days

Visit site →

[ screenshot — qpspace.net · PLACEHOLDER ]

qpspace.net

Platform · bilingual

Engineering consultancy working across Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. Russian and English kept in lockstep at the database level, 17 tender references plus a 113-entry project register reaching back to 2005, and licences and ISO certification published as sourced data. Every typeface is self-hosted, so the privacy policy tells the truth.

2 languages130 project records20 self-hosted font sets

Visit site →

[ screenshot — Nedietolog site + bot chat · PLACEHOLDER ]

Nedietolog

Funnel · Telegram bot

A course business where the website is the front door and a Telegram bot is the entire sales team: enquiry, payment, delivery, calendar booking, reminders. Built inside the same 30-day sprint as the two platforms above. It sells while the owner sleeps, which is the only performance review that matters.

1 bot, full funnel0 manual replies needed

Visit site →

[ screenshot — RENTEK identity set · PLACEHOLDER ]

RENTEK identity

Brand

Logo with an excavator working inside the letterform, stationery, digital business cards with vCard QR codes, HTML email signatures in three languages, plus brand books for three companies with contrast ratios measured rather than guessed.

3 brand books3 signature languages

[ screenshot — SiteBot admin panel · PLACEHOLDER ]

SiteBot

Product · demos

The productised version of everything above: a promotional site with a Telegram bot behind it and a back office the owner runs without a developer. Two working demos below; click through them as a customer would.

See the demos →

AI, without the theatre.

Leverage · measured

Three platforms in thirty days is not a normal one-person pace. It's what AI leverage looks like when the person driving can read the output and knows when it's wrong. I build with AI daily, wire it into products, and I've watched it fail in enough interesting ways to know exactly where it shouldn't be trusted yet.

That last part is the consulting. I'll find the places AI actually pays for itself in your business (usually enquiry handling, content production, document work), set them up, teach your people, and measure the difference. And if it won't pay for itself in your workflow, I'll say so, and you keep your money.

Platforms shipped solo with AI leverage, in one month3 / 30 DAYS

Public MCP API on uzrentek.com — AI agents query the catalogue directly5 TOOLS

Catalogue languages served to humans and agents alike4 LOCALES

Bots in production answering customers without a human24/7

What I sell.

Build + monthly, priced separately

Two rules from the start: you see a working demo before you commit, and the build is quoted separately from keeping it running, so you always know what you're paying for.

Website + Telegram bot

A site that looks the way your business deserves, and a bot behind it that answers, books and follows up, with a back office you run yourself. Changing a price shouldn't require phoning a developer.

Website in Russian and Uzbek (English if you need it)
Telegram bot: enquiries, booking, FAQ
Broadcasts to your subscriber base
Admin panel your staff operate
Monthly support with a defined scope

AI consulting

For businesses that keep hearing they should "use AI" and want an answer that isn't a subscription pitch. I audit the workflow, implement where it pays, and hand you the measurements.

Audit: the three places AI pays off in your business
Setup: bots, document automation, AI-ready data
Training: your team, on your real tasks
A number afterwards, not a feeling

If AI won't earn its keep in your workflow, the audit says so. "No" is also a deliverable.

Try it before you buy it

Two working demonstrations. Click through as a customer: book something, ask the bot something, then open the admin panel and watch your own request arrive.

Learning-centre demo → Dental-clinic demo →

Not a school or a clinic? Same platform — only the content and the funnel change.

The overlap.

Abdulfayyod Mukhamedov · Tashkent

My day job is sales and marketing across a construction-equipment supplier and an engineering consultancy. I'm the main English-language contact for international clients, and I built and run everything digital both companies own: sites, catalogue, brand, search, ads, mail, domains.

The useful part is the overlap. I can read the technical documents (specifications, capacities, drawings) and then write the material that sells against them. I can audit the proforma and design the brochure. Most marketers do one of those. The value lives in the gap between them.

Outside the day job I build sites and automation for other businesses, consult on AI adoption, and occasionally run a distribution experiment in public — see the 7.3 million views above.

Working with me is simple: the build and the monthly are quoted separately, you see a demo before you pay, and I'll tell you when something isn't worth doing. "No" is cheaper than a bad project, for both of us.

Languages: English (IELTS 8.0), Russian, Uzbek, French B1, German B1
Based: Tashkent, Uzbekistan — works with clients anywhere
Works with: Clinics, learning centres, service businesses, B2B suppliers
Also does: Brand identity, proposal & document design, technical translation RU↔EN, AI workflow consulting

Tell me where customers get lost.

Describe what your business does and where people drop off: the form nobody submits, the enquiries nobody answers at 11pm, the site you're embarrassed to link. If I can fix it, I'll tell you how and what it costs. If I can't, I'll tell you that too. Faster.

Message me on Telegram

abafa112006@gmail.com +998 90 976 58 87 tiktok/@abfboy_clips linkedin