This page exists because marketing teams buy technology like everyone else. The work itself is described in full on two service pages, and those are the ones to read — this is a short account of what a marketing team gets and where to go next.
What a marketing team gets
Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts managed
Campaign platform wired to your CRM
Analytics that reconcile channel and revenue
SEO and paid media, when you want them run
Phantom Arcades, Search Console
+92% clicks
Clicks / non-brand clicks
Read the case study5.0 from 6 Google reviews
Our Google Business Profile.
Four of us, Malvern PA
The people you talk to are the people who do the work.
Marketing is a function, so the work lives on three service pages that own the detail.
Why it matters: Marketing teams buy technology like everyone else, and the problems are the usual ones: channels, plumbing and proof.
This page is a short signpost. Each job links to the page that owns the detail, so nothing is said twice in two places.
Social media management services on your accounts
MarTech consulting: campaign platform to CRM
Marketing automation consulting, inside one platform
Usually which spend produced which revenue. Tell us yours.
Campaign platform connected to the CRM
One customer record across tools
Reports that join spend to revenue
Campaign platform, customer data, CRM and the store or service systems either side of them.
Why it matters: This is integration work wearing a marketing hat, and it is most of what marketing teams call us about.
We connect the campaign platform to the CRM and the systems around it, so a channel report and a revenue report sit side by side without someone exporting three spreadsheets first. Our Marketing Cloud pattern is about 18 months of recurring support for one client, unnamed.
What we do: We agree which system owns each field, build the sync and report its failures.
Search visibility and analytics underneath it, so results can be read instead of argued about.
Why it matters: Our one measured example is Phantom Arcades, where Google clicks rose 92 percent year on year.
The figures are Google Search Console clicks for the Phantom Arcades site: clicks up 92 percent and non-brand clicks up 231 percent, 13 August to 19 October 2026 against the same 68 days a year earlier. We do not report revenue.
One measured search result and one site we built. No other client results are published.
Organic search for a store we built, measured in Google Search Console.
Google clicks +92%, non-brand +231%
Read the SEO case studyA client site we built, with social media managed on accounts the client owns.
We do not sell white-label web development to agencies.
Why it matters: We have no ad-account results to show and no HubSpot work, and we hold no client testimonials.
We work under our own name with the clients we serve directly. Our paid media page explains a method and an audit, not client results. See our website development and the four people who would do the work on the about page.
Tell us what the campaign needs to do; we say how we would set it up.
Four stages, and the same people in each.
Census counted 15,512 advertising agencies and 52,258 marketing consulting firms in 2023.
U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023, read 31 October 2026
No. We do not sell white-label web development, and we have no agency-partner program. We work under our own name with the clients we serve directly. If you are an agency with a specific integration need, send the detail and we will say honestly whether it fits.
Yes. We manage Facebook Pages and Instagram business accounts, always on accounts you own. Gorband is a client site we built. We publish no social media results, so we will not quote a number, but we will report what each channel delivered.
Yes, in principle. Our pattern is Salesforce Marketing Cloud, with about 18 months of recurring support for one client we do not name. We agree which system owns each field, build the sync and report its failures. We do not work on HubSpot.
One: for Phantom Arcades, Google clicks rose 92 percent and non-brand clicks 231 percent year on year, from Search Console. It is one result, not a pattern, and we claim no revenue. We publish no other client marketing results. The Search Console figures are the source, and the case study on our blog shows the method.
We offer a method and an audit for Google Ads, explained on our paid media page. We have no ad-account results to show, so we make no claim about them. If you want a review of an account, we will say what we would check.
The number of tools, whether each has an API, how much data moves, the rate limits and who owns each account. Nothing starts without a written scope, and we quote only once we have seen the tools involved.
You do. Accounts stay in your name from the first day, and integrations are documented and handed over. We work inside your accounts as a partner, and nothing is held in ours that you would need to get back. Ad accounts, analytics properties and CRM records all remain yours if we part ways.
Yes. SEO is a general service, and our measured example is Phantom Arcades. We cover technical SEO, content structure and a measured result, and we report clicks, not revenue. It is described in full on the SEO page. The SEO page lists exactly what a review covers and what it does not.
Marketing automation builds journeys and sends inside one platform. MarTech designs the stack around it: which tools you run, how they connect and which one owns each record. Most teams need the second before the first pays off. A short call is enough to tell which of the two your team needs first.
Sources for this page: Updated October 31, 2026
The question your marketing stack should answer and cannot: usually which spend produced which revenue.
What to have ready
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Channels managed by nobody in particular
We manage the Facebook Pages and Instagram business accounts our clients own.
Why it matters: Accounts stay in your name, so the channels belong to you, not to us.
Go deeper: how social media management works
We plan and publish content, keep profiles current and report what each channel delivered. Gorband is a client site we built. We publish no social media results.
Planning and publishing content
Profiles kept current
A report of what each channel delivered