A Woodlands financial advisory firm wanted to know one thing: 'Which of our marketing channels produces clients who bring $500,000+ in assets under management?' Their existing analytics tracked website visits and form fills—but couldn't connect the dots to client value. That's the gap we close.
For Woodlands professional firms, basic analytics (traffic, clicks, form fills) are table stakes. You need revenue-connected analytics that track the full journey from first marketing touchpoint to closed client revenue. Only then can you make intelligent decisions about where to invest.
Woodlands professional services have longer, more complex client acquisition paths than consumer businesses. A prospect might attend a webinar, download a whitepaper, visit the office, and consult with a partner before becoming a client. Each touchpoint needs attribution.
Complex, multi-touch client journeys that span weeks or months and cross digital and offline channels
High client values making accurate attribution critically important—misattributing even one $50,000 client distorts strategy
Board-level and partner-meeting reporting requirements that demand clear, defensible ROI metrics
Integrating marketing analytics with practice management and billing data to calculate true client lifetime value
Full-funnel attribution mapping the journey from first marketing touch to signed engagement or AUM
Client value segmentation in analytics—not just 'how many leads' but 'what quality of leads from each channel'
Board-ready reporting with executive summaries, not technical data dumps
Practice management integration connecting marketing data to billing data for true ROI calculation
Google Analytics 4 and Tag Manager configured for accurate tracking.
Track form submissions, calls, bookings, and purchases.
Indexing hygiene, search performance, and technical alerts.
Lead to booked to closed reporting with revenue attribution.
Looker Studio dashboards for real-time performance visibility.
Let's discuss how we can help your The Woodlands business grow.