Case study

How BookYourData and its founder became one identity across two websites

Published 1 October 2026 · Founder identity · B2B data

BookYourData sells verified B2B contact data on a pay-as-you-go model. Its founder and CEO, Baris Zeren, is the public face of the company. For a data vendor, trust in the founder and trust in the product are the same question.

The questions a buyer asks first

Who owns this company? Is it legit? Does the person behind it exist? Before this work, the answers were spread across the company site, social profiles, author pages and press. Nothing tied them together.

A personal website for the founder

He got a personal website, bariszeren.com, built as the main source on who he is: his role, his company, his books, his education. It went live in July 2026.

Baris Zeren personal website homepage, founder and CEO of BookYourData
bariszeren.com, the founder's personal website.

One identity, two websites

The personal site and the company's founder page describe the same person as one identity. Both point to the same Google Knowledge Graph entries, one for him and one for the company. His author pages on Amazon and Goodreads are linked from both.

The founder confirms the company, and the company confirms the founder, from two separate domains.

BookYourData founder page about Baris Zeren, CEO, on the company website
The founder page on bookyourdata.com. The same person, described from the company side.
Amazon author Goodreads Person entry Company entry bariszeren.com bookyourdata.com Baris Zerenone identity
Two websites, one person. Both sites and his author pages point to the same identity, and to the same Knowledge Graph entries for him and for the company.

Small mismatches, removed

Machines notice small contradictions. The founding year differed between sources, so one year was chosen and aligned everywhere. A buyer, a search engine or an AI assistant now finds the same facts wherever it looks.

What the client says

"She is not just an expert; she is a builder of trust."

Baris Zeren, CEO, BookYourData, in his LinkedIn recommendation

Why this matters for payment brands

Banks, merchants and partners check a payment provider before any contract, and they check its founders with it. A founder and a company that confirm each other from two domains make that check short. More in our payment brand protection service.

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