Google says one thing. Meta says another. Your CRM says a third. We fix the numbers first. Then the marketing.
A dozen platforms, each swearing the same sale was theirs. And the customer and revenue tables that sort it out are the same ones finance and ops read next, so what you buy here doesn't stay here.
Because no platform holds both sides.
Which creative makes money?
Ad spend joined to orders and refunds. What a creative earned, not what it claims it sold.
What does a customer really cost?
Every channel's spend against every order: one blended number, and the per-channel numbers that feed it.
Does email sell, or just send?
Sends joined to order history, so you see revenue per send and per subscriber.
Did the discount make money?
The offer joined to orders and product cost, counting the people who would have bought anyway.
Together they change how your marketing runs.
01
Numbers you can trust.
Every channel wired into one place. Search, paid, social, email, your website. Tracking fixed, double-counting gone. One set of numbers, and they're true.
02
Calls you can act on.
Your data starts telling you things: which channel is earning, which is coasting, what to test next week. You get recommendations to decide on, instead of another dashboard that stops getting opened.
03
Marketing that runs itself.
The routine work happens automatically, budgets shift to what's working, and nothing ships without your say-so.
Give us read-only access to your marketing stack. Five working days later you get a report showing which of your numbers are wrong, what the broken ones are costing you, and a priced fix list. You keep the report whether you fix it with us, your team, or nobody. Raise it on a discovery call and we'll scope it with you.
If it's already clean
If your data turns out to be in good shape, you get a short report saying so, plus the quick wins we spotted along the way. That has happened before. Not often.
We rebuilt Juicy's website, backend and operations portal, and took £6,500 a month off its running costs.
Juicy is our own business, so we tried all of this on ourselves before charging anyone for it.
Tell us which platforms you run and where the numbers disagree. We'll tell you whether the check is worth your money.