A quick 30-minute intro call to understand your objectives and whether we’re the right team for you.
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No retainer commitment. No junior analysts. No generic recommendations. Just the truth about your marketing operation — and what to do about it.
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If there’s a clear fit, you’ll hear back within 48 hours to book a 20-minute kick-off call.
We run a limited number of audits each month — not every application proceeds.
If a platform, a portal or an old agency holds your tracking, they hold your business. We rebuild the foundation in your name: GA4, server-side tagging, Meta CAPI, call tracking, all owned by you, forever.
Then one live report on top, built around CAC, LTV and the share of sales that come to you direct. The numbers a board asks for, in the shape a board asks for them.
Plenty of brands discover, mid-crisis, that their tracking lives in someone else’s account: the old agency’s GTM container, the portal’s pixel, a CRM nobody can explain. Every number downstream inherits that weakness.
We audit the lot, GA4, server-side tags, CAPI, UTMs, call tracking, then rebuild it in your accounts, documented, so it outlives us. Broken events fixed, duplicates killed, the journey connected through to the quote, the call, the sale.
That’s not housekeeping. Owning your data is the first move in owning your customers.
Ad platforms, analytics, CRM and finance data, connected into one live view. No more digging through six dashboards that each claim the credit, no more inflated ROAS marking its own homework.
The report is built for the room where budgets get decided: CAC by route in, payback, LTV, margin. And one line no other agency reports, because no other agency is accountable to it: the share of your sales that came to you direct, and which way it’s moving.
Live, not monthly. If direct is working, you’ll watch it work. If it isn’t, you’ll know before we’ve spent another month finding out.
Who owns what you build, if we ever leave?
You do, from day one. Everything lives in your accounts: your GA4, your tag container, your warehouse, your dashboards, documented so any competent team can pick it up. Agencies that hold your tracking hostage are renting you your own data. We think you’ve got enough middlemen.
How do I know if my tracking is actually broken?
Three tells. Your platform numbers and your finance numbers disagree by more than you can explain. Your journey goes dark at the moment that matters, the call, the quote, the visit. And your reports answer “what happened” but never “what should we do”. Most setups we audit have all three.
We already have dashboards. Why aren't they enough?
Because most dashboards are built from what’s easy to connect, not what matters to decide. Six platform views, each claiming the same conversion, none showing margin, none showing what a customer costs by route in. A dashboard shows numbers. A reporting layer answers questions, and the first question is whether direct is paying.
What's actually in the monthly report?
The numbers a budget decision needs: CAC by route in, payback, LTV, margin, and the share of sales that came to you direct. What moved, why it moved, what we’re doing about it, in language your CFO doesn’t need translating. If a metric can’t change a decision, it doesn’t make the page.
Can you connect our CRM, call data and finance systems?
That’s the job. The interesting truth is never in one system: it’s in the join between the ad click, the call that followed, and the invoice three weeks later. We’ve connected everything from HubSpot to bespoke quote engines, and where it reports into a group, we build to survive group-level scrutiny.
How long before it's live?
The audit takes days. A working foundation takes weeks, not quarters, and we fix the bleeding first: broken events, double-counting, dark journeys. The full reporting layer builds out from there. You’ll make better decisions in month one, and by month three the question “is direct paying?” has a live answer.
