Day four was when it left our own audience
Reach by day, from the morning we announced it.

Reached in seven days
From an audience of eleven thousand
Campaign results, funnels and channel splits as pieces that move — ready before the meeting they were meant for, in your own colours.
What you did, what happened, and the week that actually did the work.
Every stage to scale, so a drop-off is obvious instead of arguable.
A link that plays inside the email, the post or the page it lands in.
Not screenshots. Each of these is a real piece, drawn in your browser by the same thing that will draw yours.
Reach by day, from the morning we announced it.

Reached in seven days
From an audience of eleven thousand
A launch curve with the shape intact
640 words, three links
90 words, one link

Before and after, plainly
A channel split that changes the budget
Teased it
One picture, no explanation. 6k saw it.
Explained it
A short film. Reach doubled, sales did not move.
Showed the price
Everything happened this week.
Answered questions
Slower, but the highest order value of the five.
Closed it
Last call. A quarter of the total, in three days.
Return on the spend
Orders in five weeks
Five weeks on one spine
Set in January
But at a third of the cost

Still using it after ninety days
The number we should have set in January
Targets against reality
Came from the top two
Which take about a fifth of the effort
The list, in order, with no hedging
Figures are illustrative and the organisations are invented. The pieces are not.
Free to start, no card needed, and nothing to install at either end.