DataWorks
B2B Marketing Data, Attribution & Analytics
Without visibility, you're flying blind. Without correlation, you're guessing.
Most marketing teams are rich in dashboards and poor in answers. DataWorks covers attribution, measurement infrastructure, and the intelligence layer that makes every other marketing investment legible.
Without visibility you are flying blind; without correlation you are guessing — this section is about replacing both with evidence.
Your Channel ROI Might Be a Settings Artifact
Before you panic about that 18% organic search collapse, check your GA4 Admin panel. That dramatic channel shift might just be a settings toggle rewriting your executive dashboard, not an actual market signal.
UTM Architecture for Enterprise: The Governance Layer Your Attribution Model Is Missing
Your GA4 campaign report probably has a problem you haven't noticed yet - fragmented UTM tracking that's making budget decisions based on fiction. Here's how to build the governance layer that makes multi-touch attribution actually work.
Privacy-Compliant Ad Tracking in 2026: A CFO-Ready Playbook
Your tracking stack is bleeding data and legal exposure while GDPR fines exceed €7.1 billion. This CFO-ready playbook covers the three moves that actually work: server-side infrastructure, consent enforcement, and first-party data strategy.
GA4 for Paid Media Tracking: What B2B Marketers Actually Need to Know
Your CFO just asked why Google Ads shows 47 conversions while GA4 shows 31, and the board meeting is in three hours. This is the reality of paid media measurement in 2026: multiple systems, conflicting numbers, and executives who want a single source of truth.
When 93% Account Reach Meets 100 Closed-Won Deals: What Total Expert's ABM Results Actually Tell Us
Most ABM programs die in the gap between impressive reach metrics and actual closed deals. Total Expert's case study bridges that gap with 93% account reach and 100 closed-won deals—here's the unglamorous framework that made it possible.
The Measurement Problem Nobody Wants to Talk About (But Every CMO Should)
Here’s a confession that might get my CMO card revoked: I’ve celebrated marketing pipeline numbers that were about as reliable as next month’s weather forecast. In 2026, it’s time for an honest conversation about what measurement actually matters.