Demo B · tight

You’ve built the brand. Now you’re stuck scaling it without spending beyond your means.

Four jobs have to work together. Nobody can hold all four alone.

Five questions most brands cannot answer

Does anyone working on your brand know your contribution margin?

Gross margin stops at cost of goods. It leaves out shipping, fulfilment, payment fees and returns — and that gap is where brands spend £50k a month on ads while losing money on every order that ships.

How the numbers get used

Has your cost to win a customer doubled while your prices haven’t?

Acquisition costs are up 222% in eight years and still climbing. Platform saturation and signal loss, not a bad quarter. A better ad does not fix it.

Paid media

Is every order worth what it could be?

Same visit, same ad spend, more in the basket. The only growth left that does not cost more to acquire.

Order value

Do you know who came back, and who never did?

The average DTC brand keeps 28% of its customers. If you are paying to acquire the other 72% twice, acquisition was never the problem.

Lifecycle and CRM

Can an AI assistant find you?

AI traffic to retail is up 393% this year and converts 42% better than search. Around 70% of it lands in GA4 as ‘direct’, so most brands cannot see it arriving.

AI visibility

One quarter, two options

The cheaper move is the bigger one.

12,000 sessions, 1.2% conversion, £48 average order.

Traffic costs more every month you keep it. Conversion is paid for once.
Today More traffic Fix conversion
Sessions12,000 18,000 12,000
Conversion1.2% 1.2% 2.4%
Revenue / month£6,912 £10,368 £13,824
Extra spend— +50% £0

The map

Four jobs. Nine disciplines.

You will need two of them.

  • Getting found

    Demand generation

    Search, assistants, Shopping feeds and paid media. Four systems, one catalogue, and most stores are legible to one of them.

    Demand
  • Getting chosen

    Conversion optimisation

    Imagery, video and product pages that answer the objection instead of describing the item.

    Conversion
  • Getting more per order

    Basket economics

    Thresholds and bundles set from contribution margin and attach-rate data.

    Order value
  • Getting them back

    Lifecycle and retention

    Everything between the first order and the second, which is where acquisition finally pays.

    Lifecycle

You don’t have to hold all of it.

Thirty minutes, no obligation, no deck.

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