Wall 1 - Measure
Know what's working, before you spend another Naira finding out the hard way.
- CRM & lead pipeline
- Automated reporting
- Attribution & tracking setup
- Reporting reconciled to revenue
Systems built for
Before we build anything, we find out which version of “stuck” you’re actually in, because the fix is different for each one.
You're marketing everywhere, but nothing connects.
Customers are searching. They're just not finding you.
You're paying for traffic that doesn't become enough customers.
You're constantly replacing customers instead of growing from the ones you've already won.
Posting, boosting, trying things, with no system connecting effort to outcome.
Invisible where buyers actually search, on Google, on maps, and now in AI answers.
Traffic arrives, and leaves. No measurement to explain why, or what to fix first.
Customers buy once and are never followed up with. Nobody's coming back on purpose.
Before we build anything, we find out which version of “stuck” you’re actually in, because the fix is different for each one.
The Wanderer
Posting, boosting, trying things, with no system connecting effort to outcome.
The Unfound
Invisible where buyers actually search, on Google, on maps, and now in AI answers.
The Dead End
Traffic arrives, and leaves. No measurement to explain why, or what to fix first.
The Revolving Door
Customers buy once and are never followed up with. Nobody's coming back on purpose.
No guaranteed rankings. No guaranteed AI citations. Nobody controls that. What we do guarantee: a written goal on every recommendation, and a consequence we bear if we miss it.
The same sequence for every client, because the order is the strategy.
Ten questions on spend, channels, and where you’re stuck. The quiz is what determines if your business qualifies for a free plan.
A named diagnosis, a weakest-wall priority, and staged goals with dates, written, and free.
Measure first, then Convert, Retain, Attract, never spend on top of a leak.
Reconciled to real revenue. Behind two months running triggers a change, always.
Every number below comes from a business we currently work with, click any card for the full story
Spending on Attract before Measure and Convert are solid is how budgets leak. We build bottom-up. Not walls that block your path, walls that stop what you build from leaking back out of it.
Know what's working, before you spend another Naira finding out the hard way.
Stop paying for traffic that lands and leaves, turn the visitors you already have into customers first.
A customer you keep is cheaper than one you have to win twice.
Now that leaks are sealed, every naira spent here compounds instead of leaking back out.
Four walls, one system, every recommendation written down, with a consequence we bear if we miss it.
Being upfront about fit saves everyone time including you.
No, and we’ll say that in the first meeting. Nobody controls Google, ChatGPT, or Meta’s algorithms. What we commit to in writing is a staged goal for every recommendation, and a consequence we bear if we miss it.
Because spending on Attract before Measure and Convert are solid is the most common way marketing budgets leak. We build in the order that makes every naira after count.
Yes, for businesses that qualify. Start with the quiz — ten questions on spend and channels, and it determines whether your business is eligible. No card, no obligation. If you qualify, you get your maze profile and a written first-quarter plan at no cost.
Most differences are in the accountability model: a written goal per recommendation, a named consequence if we miss, and measurement reconciled to your real revenue, not platform-reported numbers.
The consequence is written into the plan before we start, remediation at our cost, a fee adjustment, or an easy exit, depending on what we agreed. We don’t decide after the fact.
This depends on your stage, if in-house is actually the better call for you, we wrote a whole guide on exactly when it is. However, the real comparison isn’t one salary versus one retainer; it’s one person’s skill set, full-time, against a team covering measurement, conversion, retention, and attraction for less than the cost of four specialist hires. And the usual reason people default to in-house anyway — “at least I can hold an employee accountable” — is precisely the gap our written-goal system was built to close in an agency relationship.
Common enough that we built specific defenses against it. Every goal we set has a written deadline, so silence past that date isn’t ambiguous, it’s a missed commitment with a stated consequence, not something either of us can quietly let slide. We also run a fixed monthly review, so “quiet for two months” isn’t something an engagement can drift into unnoticed. And every account is created in your name from day one, so even in the worst case, you’re not locked out of your own data waiting for someone to respond.