Marketing Hub
Lifecycle stages, scoring, campaigns and the attribution that makes any of it defensible. Built so marketing and sales are counting the same people.
Campaigns and email
Sends, landing pages and assets grouped under one campaign, so the result is measured as a campaign rather than as eleven separate emails.
Forms and capture
Forms on the record from the first submission, with fields filled in progressively rather than asked for twice.
Lifecycle and scoring
The machinery that says when a contact becomes a lead and a lead becomes sales’ problem. Usually the actual project.
Social and ads
Scheduling, audiences synced out to the ad platforms, and spend reported against contacts instead of against impressions.
Search and AI answers
Being found by people typing and by people asking a model. HubSpot reports on the second now as well as the first.
Attribution and reporting
Multi-touch attribution and journey reporting, which only tell the truth if the tracking was right before the campaign ran.
Woodside Homes
Woodside Homes builds production homes across several regions, with acquired builders rolling up under one business. Management could not see which marketing was producing leads and sales. We spent the time to learn what each team actually needed to see, built the reporting to match, and taught the people who use it.
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Map the funnel before you automate it
Stages, definitions, the handoff to sales and the reports that have to come out of it. One page, agreed, before a workflow exists.
See the work →Implement Marketing Hub
Tracking, forms, lists, workflows and the lifecycle model, built once so the reporting is trustworthy from the first campaign.
See the work →Get the marketing contact bill under control
Who is marketable, who should never have been, and rules that keep it that way without anyone remembering to check.
See the work →Make attribution defensible
One model, written down, that marketing and finance both signed off on. Boring, and the reason the number stops being argued about.
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