Our work

Methods you can inspect before you commit.

We publish client work only with verified results and the client’s permission. Until then, this page shows exactly how we structure engagements — the phases, deliverables and measures you can expect.

  • Methodology showcase
  • No fabricated results
  • No invented clients

Illustrative frameworks — not client case studies

Engagement frameworks.

Each framework is a starting point. Real engagements are adapted to your goals, data, team and budget.

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Framework 01 · E-commerce

Launch and scale an online store

For direct-to-consumer brands moving from early traction to sustainable, profitable acquisition.

Typical phases

  1. Audit tracking, product data and store experience
  2. Restructure shopping and search campaigns by product economics
  3. Improve product pages and checkout through research and testing
  4. Build consent-based retention journeys

Typical deliverables

  • Measurement plan
  • Feed optimisation report
  • Campaign structure
  • CRO roadmap
  • Retention flow plan

What we measure: Contribution after ad spend, new customer rate, conversion rate by device, repeat purchase behaviour.

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Framework 02 · Insurance & finance

Qualified leads in regulated categories

For insurance and financial services organisations that need lead quality and a reliable compliance workflow.

Typical phases

  1. Map the enquiry journey and sales qualification criteria
  2. Establish a compliance review workflow for creative and pages
  3. Rebuild search campaigns and forms around qualified outcomes
  4. Import offline outcomes to inform optimisation

Typical deliverables

  • Lead quality definition
  • Approval workflow
  • Landing page and form designs
  • Offline conversion setup

What we measure: Qualified lead rate, cost per qualified lead, progression from lead to customer.

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Framework 03 · Technology & SaaS

From trial sign-up to pipeline

For software companies that want marketing to be measured against activation, pipeline and revenue.

Typical phases

  1. Positioning and ideal customer workshop
  2. SEO and content programme for research-stage demand
  3. Paid acquisition with CRM-connected measurement
  4. Trial and demo flow optimisation

Typical deliverables

  • Positioning statement
  • Content plan and briefs
  • Campaign plan
  • Funnel dashboard

What we measure: Activated trials, qualified opportunities, pipeline contribution, payback assumptions.

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Framework 04 · Gaming

Building momentum to a game launch

For studios and publishers planning announcement, pre-launch, launch and post-launch phases as one campaign.

Typical phases

  1. Audience and positioning research with the community in mind
  2. Creative plan for trailers and platform-native video
  3. Wishlist or pre-registration campaigns
  4. Launch and post-launch media with store page optimisation

Typical deliverables

  • Launch timeline
  • Creative matrix
  • Media plan
  • Measurement framework

What we measure: Wishlists or pre-registrations, store page conversion, installs and early engagement.

What you receive

Deliverables, not just activity.

Examples of the working documents our clients receive. Each is written to be used by your team, not just presented once.

Audit report

Findings across tracking, accounts, website and content, prioritised by impact and effort, with clear recommendations.

Measurement plan

Business questions, KPIs, event definitions and conversion logic agreed in one reference document.

Channel and budget plan

Campaign roles, audiences, budget logic and testing priorities for the period ahead.

Creative testing matrix

Messages, formats and hypotheses organised so that every test teaches something useful.

Conversion roadmap

Research findings turned into ranked, testable hypotheses for your key journeys.

Performance reporting

Dashboards and written commentary explaining what changed, why and what happens next.

Our approach to publishing work

Marketing results are often confidential, and they are easy to present misleadingly. When we publish case studies, they will describe real engagements, use figures verified with the client and be published with the client’s permission. We will not use invented clients, unverified metrics or logos we are not authorised to display.

Want to see how a framework would apply to you?

We are happy to walk through our approach in the context of your business on a strategy call.