Strategy

Know what a dollar buys before you spend it

The document that turns "how much should we spend?" into a model: channels, budgets, expected outcomes and the assumptions behind them.

What it is

A forecast you can hold accountable

Budget questions deserve better answers than gut feel. How much to spend next quarter, what it should return, when to push for seasonality and when to hold — all of it is modelable from auction data, historical performance and your margin structure.

We build media plans as living models, not PDFs: channel allocations with expected ranges, seasonality curves for your vertical, and scenario versions — conservative, expected, aggressive — so you decide with the trade-offs visible. Then we track plan versus actual every month.

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Process

How we work

01 / BASELINE

Data collection

Historical performance, auction benchmarks and seasonality curves for your niche.

02 / MODEL

Scenario forecasts

Spend-to-outcome models per channel with explicit assumptions — in ranges, not false precision.

03 / ALLOCATE

The plan

Monthly budgets by channel and GEO, timed to seasonality and launch calendar.

04 / PACE

Plan vs actual

Monthly variance review: model updated with reality, budgets re-paced accordingly.

What you get

What you receive

Forecast (range) vs actual revenue

Illustrative trajectory on a typical engagement — not a guarantee of results.

12-month media plan by channel, GEO and month
Budget forecast in three scenarios
Seasonality calendar for your vertical
Assumption log — every number's source, visible
Pacing dashboard: plan vs actual spend and results
Monthly re-forecast as data comes in
Compliance

By the rules, always

Sustainable performance is built on rules, not loopholes. On this service we follow:

  • Forecasts are ranges with stated assumptions — never promises.
  • Plan built inside realistic auction volumes, not inflated reach claims.
  • Full transparency: you see the model, not just its conclusions.
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