Marketing software shows everything it can measure, which leaves the user hunting for the one number they came for. More charts is not more insight. Usually it's the opposite.
We watch someone open the product and see what they look for first. That's the question the screen has to answer, and there's usually only one. We put the answer above everything else, explained, then cut campaign setup down to the parts that genuinely vary, which is fewer than anyone expects.
Watch someone open it and see what they hunt for.
The primary number, above everything, explained.
Depth on demand, never in the way.
Setup cut to what actually varies.
A dashboard that doesn't answer a question is a screensaver.
People check it once a week out of duty, then go and do the real analysis somewhere else.
Pick the screen that's costing you the most. We redesign it in five working days, free, no contract. You keep the file whether or not we carry on.
You send the screen and tell us what it's supposed to do.
We redesign it in five working days, and walk you through why every change is there.
You keep the file. If it lands, we talk about a pod. If it doesn't, you're still one screen better off.
One screen per company. We take three of these a month, so tell us early if your date is tight.
Twenty minutes with the founders. Show us the screen people stare at and we'll tell you what's missing.
