Diagnostic
Two weeks in your accounts. You get the real numbers.
Services · Tirna Marketing
For DTC and B2B brands alike. Buy one discipline or the whole funnel: the founder builds it either way, with a three-month minimum so the work has time to compound.
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Google Shopping, Performance Max, Meta and Amazon Ads, structured around the ROAS your margins actually require.
What is included
The four automations that carry most ecommerce email revenue, built properly once and then improved with data.
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Product page and checkout work that raises revenue per visitor, so paid media has somewhere profitable to land.
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A full-funnel map from first click to repeat purchase, run as an ordered queue of experiments rather than a plan on a slide.
What is included
Segmentation, scoring and sales alignment so the customers you already paid for buy again.
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In-house sessions for teams who want to run more of this themselves, taught by a former university lecturer.
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How every engagement runs
Two weeks in your accounts. You get the real numbers.
Campaigns, tracking and the four email flows, rebuilt to margin.
One decision a week, evidence attached.
Retention carries growth, so it stops depending on spend.
Start with the number everything else is judged against, your break-even ROAS. The calculator on the homepage takes about twenty seconds.
Straight answers
You can buy one discipline on its own. Most brands start with paid media or email, then add conversion work once the first channel is stable. There is a three-month minimum in every case, because nothing meaningful resolves in six weeks.
Yes. The mechanics differ, longer cycles, lead value instead of average order value, but the discipline is the same: work backwards from margin and measure against it.
Milton von Hesse, the founder. There is no junior account layer. That is also why only a handful of brands are taken on at a time.
A diagnostic. Two weeks inside your accounts and analytics, ending in the real numbers: break-even ROAS, where revenue leaks, and what is being wasted.