Marketing analytics consulting that finally answers what worked
Ask most companies which marketing channel produced last quarter revenue and you get a pause, then a guess. Not because nobody is measuring, but because the measurement was assembled in pieces by different people over several years and nobody has checked whether the pieces agree.
We rebuild it from the ground: GA4 configured properly, every call and form captured, an attribution model you can defend, and reporting that leads with leads and cost per lead. Then you can move a budget with an actual reason.
The collection layer is usually broken
Before attribution or dashboards, something has to record the event correctly. The recurring faults are the same everywhere: conversions firing on page load instead of submission, the same lead counted by three platforms, phone calls not tracked at all, internal and agency traffic inflating everything, and a thank you page that anyone can reload to add another conversion.
Phone calls are the biggest blind spot
Plenty of businesses take most of their enquiries by phone and track none of them. That makes every channel that drives calls look like it underperforms, which leads to cutting exactly the budget that was working. Dynamic number insertion fixes it, and it is often the single change that most alters where a client spends.
Attribution is a choice, not a fact
There is no objectively correct model. Last click overpays the final touch, first click overpays the top of funnel, and every platform reports itself generously. What matters is picking a model deliberately, applying it consistently, and being able to explain it to whoever signs the budget. We would rather you have a defensible imperfect model than four contradictory perfect ones.
Reports should answer one question
Most dashboards are built to demonstrate effort. Ours answer the question you actually ask each month: how many leads came in, what did they cost by channel, and is that better than last month. If a chart would not change a decision, it does not belong on the page.
Connect it to revenue where you can
Lead counts flatter whichever channel produces the most low quality enquiries. Where your CRM supports it we pass the source through to the deal, so you can see which channel produced revenue rather than volume. That change alone often reverses the ranking of your channels.
Then watch it stay working
Tracking rots. A site update removes a tag, a consent banner changes, a platform deprecates something. We set up alerts for when conversions stop arriving and check the setup periodically, because silently broken tracking is worse than none, and it can run for months before anybody notices.
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