The Influence Scorecard

Compares performance across social platforms by examining audience overlap, content behavior, and conversion outcomes—helping you understand where your brand performs best and how each channel plays a distinct role.

Breaks down a competitor’s ad headline and body copy to surface the core selling points, emotional triggers, and positioning choices—then helps you identify clear ways to differentiate your own messaging without copying.

Provides a structured way to evaluate whether a short-term campaign met its objectives by reviewing spend, timing, engagement, and conversion metrics—so performance decisions are based on evidence, not instinct.

Helps define which social interactions actually matter to your business by mapping valuable behaviors, tracking how often they occur, and identifying which platforms and traffic sources drive actions—not just engagement.

Helps interpret social media metrics like posting frequency, engagement rate, and performance trends so you can understand what content resonates, what underperforms, and how to refine your strategy using real behavioral signals.

Guides a clean setup for UTM tracking and multi-channel analysis in Google Analytics, helping you understand how email, social, and paid campaigns contribute to conversions across the full journey—not just last click.

Analyzes uploaded Facebook ad data to uncover performance patterns, evaluate return on ad spend, score engagement using video play metrics, and identify which ads should be scaled, paused, or reworked.

Walks through setting up GA4 cross-domain tracking so users can be followed accurately across multiple websites, helping you compare performance, preserve session continuity, and interpret conversion differences between old and new domains.

Walks through setting up custom GA4 conversion events so key user actions—like form submissions, button clicks, or purchases—are tracked reliably, helping you measure real business outcomes instead of surface-level activity.

Hate selling? Tell it what you offer and who to — get a script that sounds like a helpful human, handles the 'no's, and doesn't make you cringe.

Stop posting boring JD templates. Write one that the people you want actually answer.

Tell existing clients your price went up — without apologizing or losing them.