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
Silo makes the apocalypse climb stairs
Apple TV+’s Silo turns architecture into authority, making its buried city the most persuasive character in modern post-apocalyptic TV.
Where Cambridge founders actually take coffee meetings
The founder coffee circuit around MIT and Harvard is practical, compressed, and a little unforgiving. Where to sit, when to go, and how to leave with a real follow-up.
Your Shorts need search intent, not more noise
YouTube Shorts can bring qualified buyers and readers, but only when titles, transcripts, retention, and intent work together.
Seattle coffee shops where your laptop won’t start a fight
Seattle’s coffee scene tolerates laptops, not freeloading. Here’s where to work, when to go, what to order, and how to meet people without being that person.
Where Miami founders actually run into investors
Miami investor meetings do not start at white-tablecloth dinners. They start at the right bar seat, hotel lobby table, and post-event supper.
The quiet math that makes dollars shrink or snowball
Compound interest grows money by feeding on itself. Inflation does the same to prices. The trick is learning which snowball is rolling faster.
Where Chicago founders work in the West Loop
The West Loop founder day runs on coffee, short meetings, laptop windows, and dinner plans. Here’s where to work, when to go, and how to meet people.
Mr. Robot knew the password was always us
A 2026 rewatch proves Mr. Robot was never great because it typed fast. It understood hacking as labor, performance, paranoia, and power.
Austin networking without the pitch-deck happy hour
The useful Austin rooms are usually not labeled networking. Coffee patios, coworking day passes, run clubs, wine bars, and the right follow-up.
Your landing page is asking for too much trust
Cialdini and Kahneman still matter, but 2026 landing pages need proof, speed, consent-aware tracking, and signals buyers actually believe.
Where SF coffee still turns into founder meetings
San Francisco coffee still runs on warm intros, quiet asks, and ten-minute investor chats. The trick is choosing the right room and behaving correctly.
Black Mirror is no longer faster than the future
Black Mirror once felt prophetic. In 2026, its sharpest episodes stop predicting gadgets and start dissecting the platform economy already around us.