Some of these are ongoing engagements, some are one-off projects you can buy on their own. If you are not sure which fits, the audit is almost always the right first step.
The usual entry points, whatever your industry.
A paid, independent review that ends in a prioritised fix list. Yours to keep.
ServiceOngoing work with one senior person, not an agency layer.
ServiceThe three pricing models compared honestly, including mine.
ServiceWhat to check before hiring any freelancer, me included.
Each can be bought on its own, not only as part of management.
Flat fee, month to month, senior hands on the account.
ServiceGA4, GTM, server-side and CRM import. Usually the first fix.
ServiceWhere paid traffic actually dies. Fixed scope.
ServiceCreative volume and CAPI, not audience tinkering.
ServiceFeed quality decides the ceiling before bidding does.
ServiceMeasured on outcomes rather than view-through.
ServiceMeasured in pipeline, not cost per lead.
ServiceCreating demand, and measuring it without self-deception.
Verticals where I have the most directly relevant experience.
Trial signups that convert to paid, not vanity conversions.
ServiceJudged on margin rather than blended ROAS.
ServiceHVAC, plumbing, roofing. Real result: 44% CPA reduction.
ServicePriced on lifetime value, not one-off jobs.
ServiceOptimised toward signed cases, not form fills.
ServiceAimed at high-value treatments.
ServiceMeasured on funded loans, not enquiries.
ServiceBuilt for long booking windows.
A short form beats a long discovery call. Give me the basics and I will come back with a straight read on whether I can help, usually within one business day.
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