Find out whether a campaign paid for itself, or would have happened anyway
Test a change properly before you roll it out to everyone
Settle the argument between what marketing claims and what finance sees
Get a second opinion on an analysis before it drives a big decision
Fix a testing programme that keeps producing results nobody believes
Teach your analysts to measure cause instead of correlation
Get your CRM team judging their own campaigns honestly
Move people from spreadsheets into Python without losing anyone
Bring a new team up to a shared standard for how you test
Run a workshop around one problem your team keeps getting wrong
See which customers are worth more than they cost to acquire
Spot who is about to leave while there is still time to do something
Stop discounting people who were going to buy anyway
Group your customers in a way your campaigns can actually use
Work out what a new customer is really worth before you decide what to spend
Agree on one version of each number, and write it down
Build dashboards people open more than once
Find out which of your existing reports are wrong, duplicated, or unread
Pick the right BI tool, or get more out of the one you have
Check that what you are tracking is what you think you are tracking
Stop rebuilding the same report every Monday morning
Get told when something real has changed, and not before
Have campaign results evaluated as they come in, without waiting for an analyst
A workshop
A day with your team, on your data. The easiest place to start.
Find out what is broken
We look at how you measure today and tell you what to fix first.
One project
A specific piece of work, scoped and agreed before we start.
Keep us on hand
Monthly, reviewing your work and settling the hard calls.
Borrow a head of analytics
A day or two a week, embedded with your team.
Tell us what you are trying to decide
A few sentences is enough.
We talk it through
If we are not the right people for it, we will say so.
You get a proposal
Scope and price agreed before anything begins.
We deliver
Written, explained, and handed over so you can run it yourselves.