A growth practice for consumer brands that would rather be checked than believed. The method is published; the numbers are yours.
The same people read all six channels, so the plan is one document and the number is one number.
Paid and organic search
Creative-led paid social
Email and SMS automation
Ads and pages at cadence
A checkout taken from guesswork to a measured baseline.
Learn moreTwo channels planned and read as one budget.
Learn moreA welcome and replenishment programme rebuilt around one metric.
Learn moreReporting reduced to one written page a week.
Learn moreRepeat purchase treated as the first number, not the last.
Learn moreOne test at a time per channel, with the tracking checked before it starts, so every result can be read and acted on the following Monday.
Each discipline has its own specialist and all of them read the same Monday page, so nothing is lost between teams.
Everything done in-house and shown in writing. Say helloOne number is agreed in week one, and every dashboard answers to the Monday page rather than the other way round.
Creative is judged by what it moved on the Monday page, and the brief says which number it is meant to move.
High-intent channels are funded first, and the overlap against paid search is shown rather than summed.
Yes. Every account stays in your name and we work inside it; nothing is moved to ours.
Yes. Many engagements start with the read and one channel and add the others when the number justifies it.
By the one number. Anything that cannot be argued back to it waits.
Analytics, the ad accounts and the email platform, read-only where possible until a change is agreed in writing.
Two weeks in the accounts and the data before anything changes. You get the read in writing.
One number for the quarter, the channels that move it, and the tests we will run, in order.
Media, creative and pages go live in one week. One test at a time per channel.
The Monday read every week. What moved, why, what changes. Stop what is not working.
The terms are the same for every engagement, so there is nothing to negotiate on a call.