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We empower brands to understand humans-deeply, instantly, and creatively-so they can make better decisions

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How we do it?

We believe that a good data project must start by asking great questions, these will drive great results, optimal reports and great analysis insights.
Our unique thinking cycle (the cool image on the right) is the way we have been helping business owners improve their digital marketing and business process since 2014.
We believe working with frameworks is the best way to achieve great results (take a look at some of them in the showcase below)
If you know WHY you do it, then you know WHAT to do and the HOW won’t be a problem

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Data Collection & Automation
Data Reporting & Pipelines
Data Analysis & Activation
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  • Client and Server side tracking
  • Holistic marketing & sales dashboards
  • Market and competitors research
  • Advanced analysis and CRO using ML & AI
  • RFM, Arules, XGBoost, Neural Networks, Decision Trees

Think Flow

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Plan
Defining business questions
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Audit
Map measurement and content
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Blueprint
Detailed measurement specification
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Scrutiny
QA with tech teams
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Empower
Customized reports and dashboards
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Optimization
Analyze, test,
optimize
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Iterate
Refine, realign,
evolve
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Frameworks, showcases & more

Using frameworks provides a structured approach that drives efficiency, consistency, and scalability. They act as a proven roadmap, predefined processes, best practices, and tools tailored to solve your challenges, whether in marketing or data analysis. our frameworks empower businesses to achieve their goals with clarity, agility, and confidence.

We use the Analytics maturity framework to assess and progress data utilization to drive decisions and create value. 

 

The Descriptive Analysis stage is the first step in our roadmap.

We help the organization focus on understanding what has happened during user interactions or visits, capturing historical data effectively. 

In the Diagnostic Analysis stage, we move forward with the organization to the first level of insight.

into why specific outcomes occurred, uncovering underlying patterns and causes. 

The third step is Predictive Analysis, we now learn from the past and leverage models to forecast future interactions or behaviors, enabling proactive planning. 

Prescriptive Analysis empowers the organization to make data-driven decisions, optimize outcomes, and simulate scenarios based on user behaviors. 

Last but not least is the Prevention Analysis stage, the organization achieves the highest level of maturity, anticipating user needs, acting preemptively, and preparing strategies to meet demands before they arise, ensuring a seamless user experience.

FIRBI: Transforming Data into Actionable InsightsAt the heart of our approach is FIRBI, one of our most essential frameworks. It’s how we turn raw data into impactful business strategies.

We start with the Findings – the hard facts, no sugar-coating. For instance, discovering a 50% decrease in paid revenue is a plain, sometimes painful truth.

Next, we dive into Insights – analyzing the data to uncover the “why.” Where did this decline come from? It turns out the decrease is concentrated in generic campaigns and specific ad groups.

From here, we craft Recommendations. For example, optimizing CPC and ROAS in ad groups XYZ could address the issue.

Finally, we translate those recommendations into Business Insights. Why does this matter? By optimizing these ad groups and cutting non-converting keywords, you could reduce ad spend by 20%, increasing overall ROAS. Even better, you can redirect that savings to more profitable channels or invest in building brand awareness.

With FIRBI, we help you not just see the numbers but take action that drives growth.

 

We just love the simplicity and power of the MINIMAX framework. While many focus solely on increasing ROAS or cutting costs, MINIMAX takes a broader, more strategic approach. By breaking down lagging and leading indicators into utility functions, we ask two simple but powerful questions: What do we want to maximize? And what do we want to minimize? This straightforward mindset unlocks new avenues for optimization that might not have been on your radar. By thinking in terms of minimizing and maximizing, you discover opportunities to refine strategies and achieve results you didn’t initially anticipate.

Thinkvenn is one of our cores.
It’s so important we wrote a whole article about it on medium

simple framework that relies on a Venn diagram.
we place in these circles the 3 elements every business in the world must have.

 

The User
Every business must have users it wants to engage with, sell them, someone who is interested in what they have to offer.

The Platform
The platform is where the interaction between the users and the business happens.
This can be a website, an offline store or any place where the interaction occurs.

The Product
that’s what you offer, starting from ecommerce sites offering products, could be the content you want the users to read or engage with or gather leads.

 

Not all optimizations are created equal.
The Optimization Priority Method helps businesses rank and choose the most impactful improvements first, ensuring resource efficiency for maximum results.
Instead of making random tweaks, this approach considers key factors such as potential impact, effort required, data confidence, and business objectives to determine what to optimize first.

Unlocking Insights to Drive Performance

Segmentation is the cornerstone of understanding what drives exceptional performance and identifying the root causes of underperformance. It allows you to focus on user behavior and lifetime value rather than just single-session actions, providing deeper insights for smarter decision-making. Segments typically fall into four primary categories: Acquisition, Behavior, Conversion, and Post-Conversion.

Acquisition Segments

Analyze how users first engage with your brand and uncover opportunities for improvement:

  • Traffic Channels: Email, PPC, organic, search vs. display. Is there a noticeable difference in bounce rates across these channels? Why?
  • Keyword Performance: Compare brand keywords vs. non-branded keywords. Which drive more engagement?
  • Cart Abandonment by Source: Are certain channels leading to higher cart abandonment rates?
  • First Purchase Marketing Channel: What channels attract your highest-value customers?
  • Paid Keyword Mix: Which paid keywords consistently attract loyal purchasers?
  • Geographic Insights: Segment users by location to tailor messaging and offers based on regional performance.

Behavior Segments

Understand how users interact with your site to identify needs, intent, and friction points:

  • User Type: New vs. returning visitors.
  • Visit Frequency: Count of visits greater than X or returning users beyond a specific number of sessions.
  • Time Spent on Site: Group users by time spent (<3 mins, 3-5 mins, 10-20 mins).
  • Funnel Drop-Offs: Identify visitors who drop out of key conversion funnels.
  • Cart Abandonment: Which product types or site sections are causing drop-offs?
  • Content Engagement: FAQs – Are users finding answers, sending forms, or bouncing? What subjects are driving their engagement?
  • Advanced Behavior Modeling: Use frameworks like RFM (Recency, Frequency, Monetary value) to predict user behavior.
  • Product Preferences: Segment customers based on product type, category, or even home size for tailored targeting.

Conversion Segments

Identify patterns in purchasing behavior to maximize revenue opportunities:

  • Converters vs. Non-Converters: Who is converting, and why?
  • High-Value Customers: Users with twice the average order value or purchase frequency.
  • Order Insights: Segment by first purchase value, product line, or marketing channel.
  • Loyalty Indicators: Customers who’ve bought more than X times or make frequent purchases.
  • Purchase Journey: Analyze days or visits to purchase and optimize the user journey.
  • Personalization Opportunities:
    • User-User Personalization: Recommend products based on similar user behavior.
    • Item-Item Personalization: Highlight products based on shared preferences for specific items.

Post-Conversion Behavior

Keep the relationship alive by analyzing what happens after the first conversion:

  • Next Engagement: Are users coming back for information, repeat purchases, or upsell opportunities?
  • Product Use Cases: Are users seeking resources on how to use your product or troubleshooting guides?
  • Repeat Purchases: How quickly do they come back to buy? What products or services are most popular on return visits?
  • Time to Next Purchase: Identify windows for engagement and re-engagement strategies.
  • Cross-Sell Opportunities: Understand patterns in post-purchase product combinations to drive additional revenue.

 

 

Personal Segments (Demographic, personal, psychographics)

Age: Create age-specific campaigns, such as targeting younger audiences with social media ads or older audiences with email newsletters.

Gender: Personalize product recommendations or messaging for men and women based on their preferences or purchasing habits.

Hardiness Zone: For gardening businesses, segment customers by their geographic hardiness zone to recommend plants or products suitable for their climate.

Garden Size: Offer tailored products or bundles for small balcony gardens, medium-sized yards, or large-scale landscaping projects.

Income Level: Segment by income to target luxury buyers or offer budget-friendly options.

Psychographics: Analyze user lifestyles, interests, or values (e.g., eco-conscious, DIY

 

 enthusiasts) to create campaigns that resonate emotionally.

Family Status: Tailor messaging to families, single professionals, or retirees based on their household needs.

 

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The RFM (Recency, Frequency, Monetary) model is an amazing simple framework in customer segmentation.
By using it we enable businesses to identify and prioritize their most valuable customers.
Recency describes how recently a customer made a purchase
Frequency, how often they purchase, and Monetary value how much they spend.
businesses can tailor their marketing efforts with precision both on media and onsite behaviors (such as popups)
Implementing the RFM model allows for highly targeted customer engagement, such as reactivating dormant customers, rewarding loyal buyers, or identifying high-value segments for upselling and cross-selling opportunities.
The results?
Increased customer retention, higher lifetime value, improved ROI on marketing campaigns, and more efficient resource allocation.
With RFM, businesses move beyond generic targeting, ensuring personalized strategies that maximize revenue and customer satisfaction.

 

Defining your top five buyer personas is a powerful way to sharpen your marketing strategy and enhance customer engagement. By identifying key characteristics, behaviors, and pain points of your most valuable customer segments, you can tailor messaging, product offerings, and marketing channels to align with their needs. This leads to more personalized experiences, higher conversion rates, and stronger customer loyalty.
For instance, segmentation based on RFM modeling allows you to profile high-value customers like brand loyalists, gift seekers, and window shoppers. A great example is users coming from Google Dynamic Ads—they’ve already searched for your product, seen the price, and clicked, signaling high purchase intent. Now, it’s up to you to seal the deal by optimizing their landing page, refining CTAs, and anticipating their next steps. Is their goal to purchase? Find more information? Request a service? Identifying these factors allows you to fine-tune the experience and remove friction.
While there are countless persona profiles you can create, too many can slow down execution. Start with a few core personas and expand as your analytics maturity grows

 

Our Metrics Control Room is designed for advanced data analysts who need a deeper, more statistical perspective on their key metrics.
Here, you can explore critical statistical views, including minimum, maximum, range, trends, and distributions, giving you a clearer understanding of how your metrics behave over time.
This powerful tool helps you identify anomalies, detect trends, and uncover hidden opportunities that might be missed in standard reporting.
Whether you’re spotting outliers or optimizing performance, the Metrics Control Room gives you the analytical edge to make data-driven decisions with confidence.

Our Product Potential Graph is a powerful visualization that helps you understand product performance and optimize your sales strategy.
We categorize products into four key segments:

  • Top Performers (High Add-to-Cart, High Purchases)
    These are your best-selling, high-converting products.
    Invest in scaling them further through promotions, retargeting, and inventory prioritization.
  • Potential Products (High Add-to-Cart, Low Purchases)
    These products attract interest but struggle to convert.
    Is it pricing, checkout friction, or missing incentives?
    Optimizing these areas can unlock massive revenue potential.
  • Underperforming Products (Low Add-to-Cart, Low Purchases)
    These may need a complete strategy shift
    better positioning, improved product descriptions, or reconsidering their place in your catalog.
  • Regular Products (Low Add-to-Cart, High Purchases)
    These generate solid sales despite lower engagement.
    Could targeted promotions or upselling increase their visibility and growth?

By analyzing this graph, you can spot hidden opportunities, identify conversion gaps, and refine your product strategy

Turning insights into action for smarter, more effective decision-making.

Monetization

Monetization Framework: Turning Insights into Revenue

A well-structured Monetization Framework helps your business systematically identify, measure, and maximize opportunities across your digital platforms.
The framework enables data-driven decision-making by breaking down user interactions, optimizing conversion pathways, and quantifying lost opportunities.

By using this framework, you can identify key revenue drivers, quantify their financial impact, and act on data-backed insights.
This ensures that every decision you make contributes to measurable growth, maximizing profitability and reducing missed opportunities. 🚀

Key Components of the Monetization Framework:

  1. User Behavior & Engagement Metrics
  2. Revenue Impact Measurement
  3. Opportunity Cost & Delayed Action
  4. Optimization Prioritization
  5. Iterative Testing & Continuous Growth

 

A Pacing Dashboard is an essential tool for you to track performance against targets in real-time, ensuring that budgets, revenue, and key KPIs stay on course.
The provided visuals illustrate how businesses can monitor daily spend, revenue, and performance trends to adjust strategies dynamically.
You will maintain full visibility into your marketing performance, make data-driven optimizations, and ensure targets are consistently met without overspending or missing opportunities.


Key Elements of a Pacing Framework:

  1. Planned vs. Actual Performance
  2. All your KPIs at a Glance 
  3. Identifying Gaps & Opportunities
  4. Dynamic Budget Allocation
  5. Daily & Cumulative Tracking for Precision

 LTV Cohorts

LTV Cohort Analysis: Unlocking Customer Value Over Time

LTV Cohort Analysis is a critical tool for your understanding of how customer value evolves over time.
By tracking different customer cohorts based on their acquisition month and monitoring their cumulative revenue contribution, businesses can identify trends in retention, monetization, and overall customer profitability.
The framework helps your business maximize customer profitability, optimize acquisition strategies, and improve long-term retention efforts.
By leveraging the dashboard insights, you can focus on high-value customers, reduce churn, and make data-driven growth decisions.

Key Components of the LTV Cohort Framework:

  1. Cohort Segmentation
  2. Month-over-Month Customer Value Growth
  3. Total Revenue per Cohort
  4. Retention & Drop-Off Trends

Customer Retention

Customer Retention Analysis: Measuring Long-Term Value

Customer retention is a critical metric for business growth, as retaining existing customers is significantly more cost-effective than acquiring new ones.
The dashboard provides a detailed breakdown of how many customers continue to engage and purchase over time, helping you identify patterns, optimize retention strategies, and improve lifetime value.

Key Components of the Retention Framework:

  1. Cohort-Based Retention Tracking
  2. Month-over-Month Retention Trends
  3. Total Retained Customers & Retention Percentage
  4. Identifying Retention Trends & Issues
  5. Optimizing for Better Retention

High retention rates correlate directly with higher customer lifetime value (LTV), improved profitability, and sustainable business growth.
You can reduce churn, improve customer satisfaction, and drive long-term success. 🚀

Media Control Room

Media Control Room: A Unified View of Performance Across Channels

The Media Control Room dashboard provides an overview of your advertising performance across multiple platforms, allowing you to monitor all your key metrics.
This powerful dashboard enables businesses to quickly assess the health of their media campaigns, identify areas of improvement, and make agile adjustments to drive better results.

Key Features of the Media Control Room:

  1. Holistic Performance Monitoring
  2. Platform Performance Breakdown
  3. Trend Visualization
  4. Cost & ROI Management
  5. Channel-Specific Insights
  6. Data-Driven Adjustments

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See how our frameworks can accelerate your success.

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