Kaya Ali Duran
Founder of Mohac Media. Manages Google Ads and Meta Ads for multiple e-commerce brands with proven ROAS results. Writes from real campaigns, not theory.
About
Kaya Ali Duran is the founder of Mohac Media. Day to day, he runs Google Ads and Meta Ads accounts for multiple US and EU e-commerce brands, ships marketing sites, and writes the editorial side of Mohac Blog.
His work focuses on the unglamorous parts of growth: tight feeds, real attribution, creative testing that respects margin, lifecycle email, and SEO that actually compounds. Everything published here traces back to a live campaign, a real ad account, or a site he ships and maintains himself.
Mohac Blog is intentionally English-first and US-focused — the playbooks reflect 2026 ad costs, search behavior, and platform reality in the American market.
Posts by Kaya
OpenAI now sells speed, and it costs $500
OpenAI reopened the $200 ChatGPT Pro tier with half the usage and launched a $500 Pro plan with Ultrafast. Here is what each tier actually buys a working operator.
The Chicago supper club invite is earned, not found
Chicago supper clubs run on trust, neighborhood fluency, and repeat appearances. Here’s how to find the right room and leave with real contacts.
Fantasy finally found the right screen
The strongest fantasy of the streaming age understands what theaters keep forgetting: enchantment needs time, texture, and room to breathe.
Austin founders get further at coffee bars
Austin founder meetings work better at coffee bars than coworking desks when you pick the right room, read the cues, and follow up fast.
Reddit hates your funnel but rewards your receipts
Reddit can send buyers, subscribers, and citations, but only if you act like a useful operator instead of a wandering landing page.
The NYC coffee order that gets you taken seriously
A local operator’s playbook for ordering well, reading the room, and turning a serious NYC coffee shop into more than a caffeine stop.
Bong Joon-ho makes the future sweat
From Snowpiercer to Mickey 17, Bong Joon-ho treats sci-fi as class warfare with a pulse, a punchline, and a melting clock.
Where US digital nomads should base this year
An honest 2026 ranking of US cities for digital nomads who need workable rooms, credible scenes, and real reasons to leave the apartment.
The quiet trap inside the prisoner’s dilemma
Game theory is not about chess. It is the math of tense choices, bad incentives, and why smart people sometimes create dumb outcomes together.
NYC founders need better rooms, not bigger memberships
A sharper NYC playbook for solo founders: use coffee bars, hotel lobbies, bar seats, and recurring rooms to meet real operators without buying another desk.
Mickey 17 makes cloning feel grubby again
Bong Joon Ho turns disposable cloning into workplace body horror, pushing biopunk cinema away from sleek futurism and back into meat, class, and fear.
The NYC coffee meeting rule that saves everyone time
A local operator's playbook for running sharper NYC coffee meetings, from where to sit to what to say, when to leave, and how to follow up.