A map of your current stack
What tools you have, what’s actually used, and what you pay for nothing.
AI agents fail on the data underneath them, not the model. I pick, sequence and connect the martech tools that feed them clean, consent-aware data — vendor-neutral, no reseller margin, then documented and handed to your team.
Dead licences and overlaps get cut — two tools doing the same job is an extra invoice, not an extra capability. Rationalization programs report 15–40% spend reduction; your number depends on your stack.
When GA4, ad platforms and the CRM are wired together properly, you stop opening meetings by explaining why three reports show three different numbers.
A sequenced 12–24 month roadmap: what to buy now, what can wait, what not to buy at all. The next vendor who calls gets “we already have a plan” — not a meeting.
Measurement (GA4, GTM, server-side GTM, BigQuery) is built consent-aware — GDPR and Consent Mode v2 from the start, not as a later repair.
The stack is documented and handed to your team. You can change a tag, a tool or a consultant without anything collapsing.
For marketing, e-commerce, performance media and product decision-makers at mid-sized and large companies.
The people who approve the tools, own the reporting, or answer for the spend — and want a stack that earns its invoice.
In 2026, every vendor is selling you “AI”. The measured reality, per Gartner:
An AI agent sitting on top of wrong data automates the mistake. That’s why the roadmap puts the measurement foundation before any AI purchase — so when you buy, you buy on clean data.
What tools you have, what’s actually used, and what you pay for nothing.
What the right stack looks like for your goals — drawn and explained.
Sequenced: what you buy now, what waits, and what gets cut.
Vendor-neutral, comparable, and ready for procurement.
The plan your team can run — and, if you want, the implementation itself, with your team.