01 // Connect

Every platform you spend or measure on.

One connection per platform, read live, across every brand you run. Nothing is exported and nothing is copied. The question goes to the source and the answer comes back. Add a platform and it joins the same picture.

Spend

  • Google Ads
  • Microsoft Ads
  • Meta
  • Apple Search Ads
  • X
  • Criteo
  • RTB House

Measure

  • GA4
  • Google Search Console
  • Bing Webmaster Tools

Lifecycle

  • Klaviyo

Attribution

  • Wicked Reports
  • + the next one you add

02 // Run

Ask. Watch. Decide. Act. Then it starts over.

  1. 01

    Ask

    Any question, answered in minutes.

    Which brand’s cost per new customer moved this week, and why? Which campaigns are spending without converting? Ask in plain language. The answer comes from live data at the moment you ask, not from last Tuesday’s export.


    ▸ LIVE DATA · MINUTES, NOT HOURS

  2. 02

    Watch

    Standing audits on every account.

    Wasted spend, broken tracking, misconfigured targeting: flagged automatically, on every account, across every brand. A weekly executive brief publishes itself. When something moves outside its normal range, the alert lands in Slack before anyone has to go looking.


    ▸ WEEKLY BRIEF · SLACK ALERTS

  3. 03

    Decide

    Budgets reallocated monthly. Growth reviewed quarterly.

    The same data feeds a monthly budget-reallocation model and a quarterly growth review, so money moves toward what is earning it. On evidence, not on whoever argued loudest in the meeting.


    ▸ MONTHLY MODEL · QUARTERLY REVIEW

  4. 04

    Act

    Changes pushed to the platforms. A human signs every one.

    Bid, budget, audience, and creative changes go back out: directly through the Meta API, and through Google Ads Editor and Microsoft Ads Editor for search. Nothing goes live without sign-off. Every write is logged and reversible.


    ▸ META API · ADS EDITOR · SIGN-OFF REQUIRED

Cadence //

  • Continuous Anomaly alerts to Slack
  • Weekly Executive brief, written automatically
  • Monthly Budget-reallocation model
  • Quarterly Growth review

03 // Remember

The system remembers. Nothing walks out the door.

Every decision, business rule, prior result, and lesson learned is written into a structured knowledge base inside the project: what your goals are, which campaigns are off-limits, why a change was made, what went wrong last time.

Each new session starts with full context instead of a blank slate. Over time it becomes the institutional memory of your marketing, and it stays with you when people don’t.

04 // Report

The reports write themselves. The insight is the point.

Four of the documents the layer produces, redrawn with the numbers and names removed. What survives is the shape of the insight: a target tracked to the week, a customer base cross-checked across sources, every account change marked on the spend it changed, and a quarter reviewed channel by channel.

01

PF // Weekly executive brief

ON TRACK

A target, tracked every week.


Writes itself every Monday. The number it watches, the target it must clear, and whether it did.

02

PF // Customer base report

CROSS-CHECKED

Who actually buys, from five sources.


Analytics, ad platforms, email, and the customer file laid on top of each other. Every fact graded by how many sources agree.

03

PF // Account changes & impact

SIGNED

Every change, numbered on the spend it changed.


Daily spend by campaign group, each approved change marked where it landed, and the ledger that says what and why.

04

PF // Quarterly growth review

COMPOUNDING

Spend held flat through a growing market.


New customers by channel, quarter by quarter, against the dollars it took. The review every board wants and nobody has time to build.

05 // Trust

Nothing copied. Everything logged.


  • 0

    copies stored

    Nothing is copied or stored from the platforms. Every figure is read from the source at the moment of the question.


  • 100%

    of writes logged

    Every change is recorded and reversible. You always know what changed, when, and why.


  • 1

    human sign-off, every change

    Recommendations are automatic. Pushing them live never is. A person approves each one first.

Built inside your business. Yours to keep.

Put it on your accounts. Watch the waste leave and the revenue arrive.

Two emails and one call. I’ll tell you honestly whether the layer would pay for itself in your business, and how fast.