Is your investment properly distributed?
We review channel mix, costs, and budget reallocation opportunities.
We independently evaluate your strategy, agencies, campaigns, SEO, funnels, CRM, analytics, and budget to determine what is working, what needs correction, and where real growth opportunities exist.
The problem is not how much you invest in marketing. The problem is not knowing whether that investment is being used correctly.
Many organizations already have agencies, campaigns, CRM, and tools. The question is whether all that effort is generating the greatest possible return.
We review channel mix, costs, and budget reallocation opportunities.
We compare contracted scope, deliverables, implementation quality, and results.
We separate clicks and impressions from leads, CAC, pipeline, revenue, and expected return.
We evaluate the entire journey from acquisition to opportunity and sale.
We review whether positioning reduces dependence on constant advertising investment.
We audit capture, follow-up, automation, and the connection between marketing and sales.
Marketing Integral analyzes your commercial and marketing ecosystem from a strategic, technological, and financial perspective. We do not evaluate campaigns alone: we analyze how marketing contributes to demand, opportunities, conversion, pipeline, and revenue.
“We do not seek to replace your agency or team. We objectively evaluate whether strategy, execution, investment, and metrics are aligned with business objectives.
Nine connected dimensions to understand what works, where inefficiencies arise, and which capabilities are missing for growth.
Objectives, segments, ICP, value proposition, positioning, and commercial priorities.
Investment allocation, media mix, efficiency, CAC, return, and resource reallocation.
Google Ads, Meta Ads, and LinkedIn Ads: structure, segmentation, creative assets, and conversions.
Technical SEO, keywords, architecture, content, authority, positioning, and competition.
Traffic → Lead → MQL → SQL → Opportunity → Sale → Retention. We identify leaks and opportunities.
UX, landing pages, navigation, CTAs, forms, speed, and mobile experience.
Capture, nurturing, lead scoring, follow-up, and sales integration.
GA4, Tag Manager, Search Console, dashboards, attribution, tracking, and reporting.
Lead quality, response times, commercial conversion, pipeline, and revenue attribution.
An agency can increase traffic, impressions, or followers without necessarily improving commercial results.
They are useful for understanding reach and execution, but alone they do not explain the value created for the business.
These allow you to evaluate efficiency, commercial contribution, and return on investment.
Activity matters. Results matter more.
An executive view to quickly identify strengths, gaps, and priorities.
Illustrative example. The final score is built from evidence, access, and each organization’s context.
The assessment does not end with a report: it provides practical criteria for allocating resources and managing performance.
What works correctly and creates demonstrable value.
What can produce greater returns with specific adjustments.
Problems that affect performance or create leaks.
Investments and activities without sufficient return.
Capabilities that do not currently exist.
Executive information, actionable findings, and a prioritized implementation plan.
Current state of the marketing ecosystem and its main implications.
Assessment of budget, channels, efficiency, and reallocation opportunities.
Independent analysis of execution, capabilities, and scope fulfillment.
Maturity score by dimension, with visible strengths and gaps.
Comparison between the current situation and the recommended state for the business.
Priority actions to capture value in the short term.
Implementation plan ordered by impact, effort, and dependencies.
Indicators management should monitor periodically.
Session to discuss results, decisions, and next steps.
We combine strategic review, technical analysis, and commercial perspective to build prioritized recommendations.
Review of strategy, information, access, suppliers, and tools.
Technical, strategic, commercial, and financial analysis.
Identification of gaps, risks, and improvement opportunities.
Prioritization of recommendations for the next 90 days.
The audit is not designed to justify the later sale of unnecessary campaigns or services. Our priority is to objectively identify what the organization needs.
The organization can implement the recommendations internally, with current providers, or request support from Marketing Integral. There is no obligation to hire subsequent stages.
Get an independent assessment of your strategy, budget, agency, channels, and results.