[CAC, after killing [X] of [Y] channels]
[What the data showed and which lever was pulled — name the trade-off that made it work.]
We rebuild your funnel economics from your own data, find where the money is leaking, and hand you a [90]-day plan your marketing and sales teams both signed. No retainer for reporting decks.
When growth stalls, the instinct is more channels. It is almost always a conversion or retention problem wearing an acquisition costume. [Add your own observation here.]
Talk it through, freeMove the sliders to your own figures. If payback is longer than your cash runway allows, the fix is rarely a new channel.
Simplified model: blended CAC and single-cohort payback, before sales cost and churn. The audit builds this per channel and per cohort.
[What the data showed and which lever was pulled — name the trade-off that made it work.]
[What the data showed and which lever was pulled — name the trade-off that made it work.]
[What the data showed and which lever was pulled — name the trade-off that made it work.]
Client names withheld under NDA. Figures are client-reported over the stated period and must be replaced with verified, permitted numbers before publishing. Results depend on the client's market, product and execution.
“[A CMO or CEO quote about the channel they were told to switch off — and what happened to pipeline when they did.]”
We take no percentage of ad spend — it would make our advice worthless. GST extra as applicable.
[Explain that you work above the agency, take no media commission, and how you brief rather than replace them.]
[Say what the minimum viable dataset is, and that reconciling it is week one rather than a blocker.]
[Answer honestly — no, and explain why anyone who does is guessing. Describe what you do commit to instead.]
[Name the roles and the realistic hours each, including the finance contact people usually forget.]
[NDA, read-only access, aggregated handling of customer data, and your position under [DPDP Act] obligations.]
[Explain that constraints are captured up front, and that a lever needing product or pricing change is named as such rather than dressed as a marketing fix.]
Come with last quarter's spend, leads and closed revenue. We will tell you on the call whether the problem is acquisition, conversion or retention — and whether an audit is warranted.