First-party analytics
Visits logged to your own database. Not a third party's dashboard, and not subject to their retention limits.
Stage 08 of 8What produced revenue
Stage eight closes the loop. Every visit, lead and sale tagged with where it came from, stored in your database, so the next round of attention is bought on evidence instead of a hunch.
$500 starts the five-page Website Launch. Once intake begins, the deposit is non-refundable, except where the written agreement or applicable law requires otherwise. CRM, automation, portals, and deeper systems are scoped separately.
Built in accounts the business controls.

Where the truth leaks
Ad platforms grade their own homework. Each one claims the same customer, the totals do not reconcile, and the honest answer to which channel is working is usually a shrug and a gut feeling.
What we build
The measurement layer, first-party, stored with the customer record so the report is about revenue rather than pageviews.
Visits logged to your own database. Not a third party's dashboard, and not subject to their retention limits.
UTM source, medium and campaign captured at the moment of the lead and carried through to the sale.
The handful of numbers that actually change a decision, on one screen, in plain language.
What each channel cost, what it produced, and what it costs you to acquire a customer through it.
Where people stall between stages, which is where the next fix usually is.
Meta and Google conversion events fired from real outcomes, so the platforms optimise on truth.
A weekly summary that arrives without you logging in, because a report nobody opens is not a report.
Run your own numbers
Put your real figures in. If the number that comes back is uncomfortable, that is the leak, and it is the thing worth fixing first.
Proof before promise
Live systems where this stage is running right now. Open any of them and check the work rather than taking our word for it.
Stage 01 is next
Any one stage on its own is a tool. All eight, wired together, is a company that runs. Start with the map and find out which stage is actually costing you money.