Are Your Channels Doing Everything They Can for You?
And how would you know? As algorithms change, teams often revert to what they know best. Which sometimes works. For a while. With analytics to clearly show the way, we give them a path forward.
Here's What's Painful
Pain:
Distribution channels are often an afterthought. The standard advice to differentiate content for every channel can get tedious, and just when teams have a workflow that feels sustainable, algorithms change. Rug pulls are common. But few know how to pivot when it happens.
Marketing leaders feel the pain most. Content heads take the fall for stagnating successes when the alternative just seems like “spray and pray.” How to pivot while bringing down CAC at the same time? It’s about knowing how content strategy and marketing work together, and that means more straightforward analytics about your assets and your channels — together.
The problem is even more challenging right now, as search shifts to AEO, answer engines, and the downfall of once formidable content machines. At the same time, social feels ever more “pay to play” and “great” content often loses out to boilerplate AI volume plays.
What's More...
Because distribution is unstable and expensive, teams need better visibility. Without it, they’ll face decreased reach, unsustainable toil, a lack of operating models to pivot confidently, and, of course, CAC that creeps up.
But meeting the challenge is also difficult: channels shift. Attribution is a moving target. And the work spans skillsets, silos, and owners — SEO, design, editorial, CRO, and distribution. Sometimes, great content underperforms.
Inaction costs teams in organic shares, rank, coverage, decay, cannibalization…the list goes on. And it costs teams in dollars, with longer conversion paths, increased content touches, and falling sales velocity.
The competition has a program that measures, re-aims, and pivots, establishing flagship content that fuels a flywheel that slows content decay. And they’re powering growth with analytics that justify distribution paths, ownership, and content operations.
Our Solution
Only programs that measure, re-aim, and redistribute can battle this kind of content decay.
Our solution? Custom analytics that tie assets to distribution. It’s more than a one-off content marketing strategy. It’s analytics that support your content strategy, and keep supporting it, even when channels change.
Here’s what it looks like: Audit, unified data model (joining content and channels, with scores that blend consumption, path, and assisted pipeline). Content and risk scoring, attribution that’s defensible, and a delivered dashboard with an action plan to use it. It’s not just about traffic — it’s about cost and operations. And it takes today’s answer-engine reality into account from the beginning.
The ROI? Payback’s faster,and teams know exactly how to pivot their marketing when channels change.