Outcome-based reporting, not vanity metrics
Every monthly report ties our work back to leads, bookings, or revenue — not just impressions and rankings.
Most Analytics engagements we audit in the Ann Arbor area are leaving 20-40% of their potential on the table — bad measurement, untested creative, or the wrong channel mix for the actual buyer. We start by finding what's already working, then we double down before we add anything new.
We build analytics stacks that the next platform change won't break. Server-side GA4 via Google Tag Manager, conversions written into your warehouse, and dashboards that answer business questions — not just expose metrics. If your current setup gives you different revenue numbers in three different tools, that's a problem we fix in the first 30 days.
Every monthly report ties our work back to leads, bookings, or revenue — not just impressions and rankings.
Code, creative, accounts, and strategy documents all live in your systems. No proprietary lock-in, no hostage data.
Engagements are scoped in two-week sprints with clear deliverables. You can pause or pivot without breaking a contract.
GA4, server-side tracking, modern CMSs, current ad APIs. We're not still running an agency on tools from 2017.
Ann Arbor is anchored by the University of Michigan and Michigan Medicine — one of the country's deepest research-and-healthcare ecosystems. The startup density (Duo Security, Llamasoft acquisitions) and a venture-friendly business community make this one of the most digitally sophisticated markets in the Midwest.
Sectors we know well in the Ann Arbor market:
Beyond Ann Arbor, we serve Analytics clients across Washtenaw County and the surrounding Michigan region, plus neighboring Midwest and Great Lakes markets.
We work with businesses across the surrounding area:
Yes — first-touch, last-touch, position-based, and data-driven. We pick the model that matches your sales cycle, then we reality-check it against incrementality tests where possible.
Different attribution windows, different conversion definitions, and different exclusion logic. We reconcile them by writing one source-of-truth event into the warehouse and reporting from there.
Yes — POS, CRM, call tracking, and ERP data can all feed into the warehouse and inform digital campaign optimization. This is where most reporting gets interesting.
Yes. Everything lives in your GA4, your GTM, your warehouse, and your dashboards. We document configurations in a runbook your team keeps.
Most engagements kick off within 2 weeks of a signed scope. The 14 days are spent on access provisioning, baseline measurement, and stakeholder interviews so the work that follows isn't blind.