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Digital marketing consulting for teams who cannot prove what works.

We start with the data you already have: analytics, ad accounts, CRM and sales records. From there we work out which channels earn their budget, which do not, and what your measurement is failing to tell you.

What this covers

Digital marketing consulting for teams who cannot prove what works, end to end.

Channel audit

We go through every channel you run: search, paid, email, social, referral. What each one costs, what it returns, and where the numbers are too unreliable to conclude anything from yet.

Measurement and tracking setup

Analytics, events, conversion goals and campaign tagging, set up so the same question gets the same answer next quarter. Most reporting problems are tracking problems first.

Attribution you can explain

A model of how a customer actually reaches you, written in terms your finance team can check. We state what the model cannot see rather than rolling it into the last click.

Website and store conversion review

Your site is a channel too. We review the paths from landing page to enquiry or checkout, and list the changes most likely to move the rate, in the order we would do them.

Search and content strategy

Which queries your buyers actually use, which pages you already rank for, and the pages worth writing next. Prioritised by commercial value, not by search volume alone.

Reporting your board will read

One report, one page, on the metrics that tie to revenue. Built in the tools you already pay for, so nobody has to depend on us to refresh it each month.

How it runs

Plan. Build. Run.

01

A 30 minute call

You tell us what you spend, where it goes, and the question you cannot answer today. We tell you whether this is a strategy problem, a tracking problem or a build problem. No charge for the call.

02

Fixed scope, timeline and price

Before any work starts you get the scope written down, the date it finishes and the price. If the audit turns up something larger, we say so and re-scope rather than quietly running over.

03

Audit, then a plan you can act on

We work through your accounts and data, then hand back findings and a prioritised plan: what to change, what to stop, what to measure properly first. Each recommendation says what skipping it costs you.

04

Implementation, then we run it

We can implement the tracking, pages and reporting ourselves, or brief your team and review their work. Under a we-run retainer we keep the measurement healthy and report monthly.

Why infoloop

We do not hand over and leave.

  • We build, so the advice is buildableAdvice from a team that ships production software. If a plan needs a landing page, an event schema or a CRM integration, we build it rather than write a slide about it.
  • We do not hand over and leaveMost marketing advice dies because nobody implements it. Our we-run retainer keeps the same team on after the plan, maintaining the tracking and reporting every month.
  • Your data, not borrowed benchmarksWe work from your analytics, ad accounts and sales records. Where a general benchmark is the only reference available, we say so and treat that conclusion as the weaker one.
  • We tell you what we cannot proveMarketing data is usually worse than it looks. We separate what the numbers genuinely support from what is a reasonable guess, and we label the second one as a guess.
  • One team for the site and the spendThe same people advising on channels build the Webflow sites, Shopify stores and systems behind them. Nothing is lost in the gap between a strategist and a developer.

What you get

Every engagement includes these, in writing, before work starts.

  • A written audit of every channel, with what each one costs and returns.
  • An analytics and event tracking plan, with the setup implemented for you.
  • A prioritised list of changes, in the order we would actually do them.
  • A one page report on the metrics tied to revenue, built in your own tools.
  • A documented attribution model, including what it cannot see.
  • A named contact and a monthly review for as long as the work runs.

Who this is for

Three situations where this is the right call.

Spend has grown, the return is unclear

You are putting real money into ads, content and email every month, and the reporting still cannot say which part earned it. Before you spend more or cut something, you need to know which of those numbers you can trust.

A new site with no measurement behind it

The site or store went live and the tracking did not come with it. Goals, events and campaign tagging are missing or wrong, so the last two quarters are effectively unmeasured and every comparison is guesswork.

A strategy deck nobody ever ran

You have a plan, a keyword list and a set of recommendations that stalled because nobody owned the implementation. You want someone who will do the work, then stay on and keep it working.

Questions

What buyers ask us first.

What does digital marketing consulting cost?
We price a fixed scope, not an hourly rate. After a 30 minute call we write down what we will look at, what you get back and when, and quote one number for it. An audit and measurement plan is a defined piece of work with a start and an end date. If you then want the reporting kept healthy, that runs on our monthly we-run retainer, sized to what we keep live, and you can pause or stop with notice. We do not publish a rate card, because quoting before we have looked would be a guess.
Do you run our ad campaigns, or only advise?
We are a build and run firm, not a media buying agency, so we do not take a percentage of your ad spend. We do the strategy and the measurement around it: which channels deserve budget, what your tracking is failing to capture, and how to report it to people who do not live in the tools. We can implement the technical side, the analytics, events, landing pages and CRM plumbing, because we build websites and software anyway. Day to day campaign management usually stays with your team or your existing agency.
What do you need from us before you can start?
Read access to what you already have: your analytics property, your ad accounts, your email platform, your CMS or store, and ideally your CRM or sales records so we can join marketing activity to revenue. If some of that does not exist, that is itself a finding and we will say so plainly. We also need half an hour with whoever owns the budget, because the useful question is rarely how traffic is doing. It is what should happen to the next block of money.
How long does an engagement take?
An audit and measurement plan takes weeks rather than months, and we agree the finish date before we start. The variable is how many channels you run and how healthy the data is. One well tagged analytics property is quick. Five ad accounts with three years of inconsistent campaign naming is not, because the first job becomes working out what the history actually says. Implementation is scoped separately, so you can take the findings and run them with your own team instead.
What happens after the plan is delivered?
Two options. You take the plan and run it, and we stay out of the way. Or we stay on under our we-run retainer: we keep the tracking working, catch it when a site change breaks an event, ship the improvements in priority order, and send one report a month with the metric that matters and a recommended next step. The second option exists because measurement rots. Tags get dropped in a redesign, a platform changes its consent rules, someone renames a campaign. Advice nobody maintains stops being true.
Can you help if our data is a mess, or barely exists?
That is the usual starting point, and it is the first thing we would fix. If conversion goals were never set up, campaign tagging is inconsistent, or the store and the CRM disagree about what counts as a sale, then no channel strategy layered on top will be reliable. We would spend the early part of the engagement getting measurement into a state where the numbers mean something, and say clearly that any conclusion drawn from the historic data is weaker than it looks.

Not sure which channels are working? Let us look at your data.

Book a 30 minute call. Tell us what you are spending and what you cannot answer, and we will tell you whether an audit is worth doing and what it would cost.

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