Performance marketing with the numbers in front of us, not behind. PPC, landing pages, SEO, conversion optimization and tracking - tied to revenue or pipeline, not to clicks.
Marketing where decisions are made from data, not from the loudest opinion in the room. Campaigns are scoped against a real business goal (revenue, qualified leads, signups) and reviewed against the same goal a few weeks later.
Most engagements start with the tracking. If we can’t trust the numbers, no campaign decision on top will hold up – so we audit the analytics setup, fix attribution where it is broken, and only then push budget into channels.
The work covers paid acquisition (Google, Meta, LinkedIn, programmatic), organic search, on-site conversion optimization, lead nurturing and the reporting layer that ties it all back to the business.
We work as a small senior team rather than a layered agency. Same people on strategy, ads, content and reporting – the person who answers questions in the weekly call is the person who edited the campaign that morning.
PPC and landing pages live or die together. A paid click that lands on a bad page wastes the budget; a great page with broken targeting gets the wrong traffic. We run both sides as one piece – ad creative, keywords, bids and audiences calibrated against landing page tests.
A/B testing is part of the standard cadence, not a separate engagement. We test copy, layout, offer and form length, ship the winners, and let the losing variants inform the next round.
Conversion rate optimization is where small changes return outsized results – and where it is easy to fool yourself. We run structured experiments with statistical significance, not “we changed the button color and revenue went up”. The output is a backlog of validated improvements that the team can keep running after the engagement ends.
On-page SEO, technical SEO and content – treated as one program rather than separate tactics. We audit the site, fix the structural issues that hold rankings back, then build a content calendar around the queries that actually match the buyer. Content is briefed for both readers and search engines; the goal is rankings that convert, not just rankings.
Email sequences, CRM automation, gated content, remarketing – the work between first touch and closed deal. The buyer’s journey is mapped, the touchpoints are sequenced and the data feeds back into the rest of the funnel.
We can work with the marketing stack already in place (HubSpot, Marketo, Salesforce, Customer.io, ActiveCampaign) or recommend one if the team is starting clean. Tool choice follows the workflow, not the other way around.
Social media is treated as a paid acquisition channel and a content channel separately – they have different mechanics, different metrics and usually different teams running them. The reporting splits them out.
We have tried the “follower count” approach and walked away from it. SMM that doesn’t trace back to revenue or pipeline isn’t worth the budget; SMM that does is worth significantly more than most teams realize.
GA4 is a starting point, not a destination. We build full-funnel tracking using GA4, Google Tag Manager, a CDP if there is one, and the platform-side data from ad accounts and the CRM. Reports surface the numbers that matter for decisions – CAC, payback, channel ROI, conversion by source – without burying them under 40 vanity metrics.
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