Media Planning
- Customer journey and intent mapping
- Audience and segment design
- Channel mix strategy
- Target setting and daily pacing
- Margin and contribution projection
Digital strategy & performance marketing
Strategy, performance and data driven solutions that turn opportunity into sustainable growth.
Most ad accounts do not have a traffic problem. They have a margin problem.
Spend goes up, revenue goes up, and nobody can say whether the business made money. We start from the unit economics, meaning product cost, shipping, payment fees, returns and acquisition cost, and only then decide where the budget goes.
What to expect
If your campaigns are busy but the bank balance is not moving, the problem usually sits further upstream than the ad account. It lives in pricing, in margin, or in what the store does with the traffic once it arrives.
We work across fashion and apparel, consumer goods and international retail. Different categories, same discipline: find the break even point, find the products that clear it, and put the budget behind those.
Every recommendation is tied to a number you can check. Nothing enters a plan if it cannot be traced back to what it costs and what it returns.
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Track record
10+
Years working with major brands, from live marketing through to digital performance.
7 figures
In e-commerce media under management across paid social, search and shopping.
3 markets
European Union, United Kingdom and the Americas, in English and Portuguese.
Why work with us
01
Get your time and your budget back.
Handing paid media to a specialist frees the hours currently spent inside campaign managers, and stops the budget leaking into products and audiences that were never going to clear their cost.
02
Decisions from reconciled numbers, not from hunches.
Every platform reports its own version of events, and none of them knows your product cost. We build reporting that puts orders, payouts, ad spend and cost of goods in one place, so the number you act on is the number that actually happened.
03
Enough good creative to keep the account learning.
Most accounts stall because they run out of ideas long before they run out of budget. We work in concepts and angles rather than one off posts, so there is always a next thing to test and a reason it is being tested.
04
The journey is the product.
What happens after the click decides whether the spend was worth it: how the offer is presented, how quickly a question gets answered, how the purchase feels. That comes from a decade in live marketing, where the experience was the entire deliverable.
How an engagement works
01
We look at the account, the store and the numbers together, and tell you what we find, including when the honest answer is that paid media is not your bottleneck.
02
Before any budget moves, we establish what a sale has to return for the business to make money, product by product. Everything after this decision refers back to it.
03
Campaign structure, tracking and reporting go in first. Creative testing then begins with a defined hypothesis and a defined read window.
04
Budget follows contribution, not impressions. What clears the model gets more, and what does not gets cut early rather than defended.