Growth Strategy
Growth strategy consulting that ties every team to one goal through a North Star metric, a KPI tree and a channel role map.
ExploreOur growth marketing consulting doesn't start with campaigns. It starts with deciding what your ads, SEO and site development are supposed to achieve. The work has three layers: a growth strategy that sets direction, a 90-day plan that says who does what and when, and a two-week experiment cycle that shows which ideas actually move the numbers. Each layer runs at its own pace, and each produces the data the others need.
We use growth consulting to tie spend across every channel to one company goal. Instead of debating which channel drives growth, we measure it; priorities live on one shared calendar, and each quarter is planned with what the last one taught us. Even when channels are run by your in-house team or other agencies, we own the goal, the plan and the experiment cycle.
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Growth strategy consulting that ties every team to one goal through a North Star metric, a KPI tree and a channel role map.
ExploreA 90-day marketing plan with weekly owners and a TL budget calendar adjusted for seasonality, turned straight out of your strategy.
ExploreA growth experimentation process: ICE prioritization, two-week test cycles and a shared log of every hypothesis, result and decision.
ExploreWe think of the three parts as gears turning at different speeds. Strategy turns slowly: it sets the growth goal, the KPI tree behind it and each channel's role in the funnel, and it is reviewed once a quarter. The plan runs at medium speed: it turns strategy into a 90-day calendar, a budget and named owners, and it is updated every month. Experiments are the fastest: they test the uncertain parts of the plan in two-week cycles.
Knowledge flows the other way. What we learn in a two-week test changes the plan at the end of the month; learning accumulated over several cycles changes the strategy at the end of the quarter. Opening a new channel might look like the priority at the start of a quarter, for example; if a few cycles later the drop-off at checkout turns out to be a far bigger opportunity, we rewrite the plan accordingly. We describe the overall framework in our growth approach and the step-by-step practice in our guide to building a growth strategy.
For some brands we also run paid media, SEO and CRM; for others, that work stays with an in-house team or other agencies. The consulting is the same either way: we set the shared goal, chair the two-week cycle meeting and keep the test log. Getting channel teams to read the shared KPI tree instead of their own platform reports is the hardest and most valuable part of the job. In practice, the rhythm looks like this:
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To learn more about growth consulting services, contact The Brand Move Growth Consulting team today.
Growth consulting connects business goals to marketing execution. We set one growth goal with management, break it into a KPI tree, turn it into a 90-day plan with owners and a budget calendar, and test the uncertain parts of the plan in two-week experiment cycles. Strategy is reviewed quarterly, the plan monthly.
No. Your in-house team or other agencies can keep running the channels. We manage the shared goal, the plan and the experiment cycle. If you'd like us to handle execution as well, our channel teams join the same cycle.
Within the first three to four weeks: a written growth audit, an approved KPI tree and a week-by-week plan for the first 90 days. The first tests in the plan usually go live from week five, and the first cycle meeting takes place within the two weeks after that.
A channel agency is measured on its own channel's results. As growth consultants we answer for the shared goal: which channel gets budget, which bottleneck comes first and which test runs next. When our own channel teams execute, they work inside that same cycle rather than reporting separately.
Yes, the cycle is scaled to the team. For a team of two, one or two tests per cycle is enough. Consistency matters more than volume: every test is logged and what we learn goes back into the plan.
In a free call we listen to your goals, channel mix and current plan, then send you the three highest-priority steps in writing.