Channel strategy that survives the next budget review.

Channel decisions made on instinct don't hold up under scrutiny. We give you a channel mix backed by real contribution data, ready to defend line by line.

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The test

Could you defend every channel line item to your CFO this quarter?

Most channel budgets are inherited, not chosen. We replace the inheritance with evidence: what each channel costs, what it returns, and where the next dollar should go.

The business impact

A channel mix you can defend.

  • Fund what returns

    Every channel line item backed by cost and return evidence, not inheritance.

  • Reallocate with confidence

    A clear view of where the next dollar should go, and where to stop spending.

  • Defensible to the CFO

    A channel plan that holds up under the scrutiny every budget now faces.

How the work runs

From inventory to a defensible mix.

Inventory

An honest inventory of every channel.

Every channel you run today, what it truly costs once people and tooling are counted, and what it actually returns. Most teams have never seen this list in one place.

Attribution

Attribution beyond last-click.

A defensible read on each channel’s real contribution to pipeline, so the cuts and the keeps are decisions you can stand behind, not guesses dressed as data.

Mix

A forward mix you can defend.

Where to invest, where to cut, and how the mix shifts as AI reshapes search and paid. A plan built for the next budget review, not the last one.

Proof B2B services, multi-channel program
22% of channel spend redeployed from low-contribution channels into ones that compound.

The budget was inherited and unexamined. The audit traced real contribution, the team cut what could not be defended, and moved the money to where pipeline actually formed.

The budget review went from a fight to a five-minute conversation.
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Common questions.

  • What does the engagement actually answer?

    Where your channel budget should go next quarter, what to cut, and why, with attribution evidence you can take into a budget review.

  • Paid, organic, events, or all of it?

    All of it. Channel decisions only make sense across the full mix, so the engagement covers paid, organic, content, and events together.

  • How do you handle the AI shift?

    Search and paid are changing fast as AI reshapes discovery. The forward mix accounts for where attention and intent are actually moving, not just last year’s benchmarks.

  • Who is this for?

    CMOs and VPs of Demand making channel-mix decisions under budget scrutiny who need a defensible answer, not a gut call.