We're one-step-shop for web-measurement, data visualization and CRO.

We make sure your data makes sense for your business.

DATA ANALYTICS

Google Analytics & API
Google Tag Manager
CRM integration
End-to-end analytics

DATA
VISUALIZATION

Google Data Studio
Tableau
Power BI

CRO

UI/UX
A|B testing
Checkout journey optimization
Sales automation

ML MODELS

UI/UX
A|B testing
Checkout journey optimization
Sales automation

ABOUT

A bit of a background

We’ve got 7 years of web-measurement experience under the hood. 

Our web-measurement story spans from the trenches of Google customer support centre, where we understood how under-estimated web-measurement is among SMBs.

One day we decided to leave the corporate boat and fix this.

Since then:

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Tracking setups

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Happy clients

ABOUT

We specialize in:

End-to-end analytics – we setup a tracking infrastructure that allows to analyze all your customer’s touch-points on a journey to conversion. We aim to bring together the data about user behavior, ad spend, completed purchases with the data about offline sales, micro-conversion (e.g. phone calls and newsletters), in a single system. This allows us to evaluate the performance of all the marketing channels using attribution models, and make proper decisions based on the complite data. 

Our major customers are coming from:

HOW WE WORK

Step-by-step, smoothly...

Audit

We do your website, marketing channels due-dilligence and collate it with your business objectives.

Scope Definition

Project implementation plan broken into checklists, time estimates and task ownership. Expectations are important.

Documentation

Your developers will be delighted with instructions. We also know how to properly communicate with those aliens.

End-to-end measurement

From the first visit on the website to their offline behavior, color of the eyes and more. We're curious folks.

Jummy visualizations

Be it a complex marketing funnel, lead scoring, ROAS report or seemingly unrelated data. We'll make sense of it.

ML and CRO

Yes, sometimes your website sucks. We're the ones who will tell the true and fix things for better.

CASES

Some beauty

EU-based ecommerce jewellery business

BigQuery integration and machine learning.

User-retention optimisation.

Leadgen optimisation.

A BIT OF LOVE

Adam L. Correa CMO, Glimja.se

Ivan did an incredible job with everything. The Data Studio he built to track our online performance was exactly what we asked for. Fast, responsive, and skilled - I look forward to doing more projects together in the future!

Kate O. CMO, Cloudlinux

Nick and the Permetrix team really dug into our Google Analytics and provided some very helpful insights to issues we have with the setup. On top of that, they're super nice guys who treat their clients right!

Alexander Erin Owner, LinkedHelper

Was happy to have a business with Denis. We were lucky to benefit from his growth hacker’s mindset and excellent google ads, google analytics, google tag manager skills. Appreciate clear communication and ability to deliver on time. Will continue cooperation after some business model reshuffling. Looking forward.

Jack Williams

Yaroslav did a great job setting up our initial analytics instance! We hope to work with him again as we continue to add to our website and optimize analytics tracking. I've recommended him and Denys from Perfmetrix to fellow founders in search of analytics and data assistance. Thank you!

Remko Brokherius Owner, DiamondsByMe

Denis has been extremely helpful with our marketing projects. His deep knowledge of Analytics and Adwords make him our go-to guy when it comes to setting up new marketing campaigns. He is dedicated to the success of the projects and client satisfaction. I will re-hire him in a heartbeat.

Think above is fake?

You’re right, it always worth checking our Upwork profile

TEAM

Denis

CEO, Ex-Googler, 8+ yeas in digital marketing. Pass
data visualization and performance marketing.

Nick

CTO, JavaScipt developer, technical creative, knowledge manager.

Yaroslav

Senior measurement and analytics pro. Does magic via GTM, BQ and DS. Python and SQL are his second language.

Oleg

Senior PPC specialist. Makes your advertising campaigns performance a breeze. “ROAS” is his mantra.

READY TO ROCK?

Hop on a call with our data engineer  

  and have fun

FAQ

Depends… 

Basic setup ranging from 500$ for a simple Shopify migration to 1000$+ for the complex cases.

Advanced implementations Usually values 2000$+.

As an initial step we scope out every project, plan every stage with approximate evaluation of each action item and owners of this task.

We rather call ourselves a professional community. Having 7 full time rockstars onboard (mainly data engineers, data scientists and digital marketers, UX/Ui specialists) we also engage reliable colleagues with skills ranging from software development to video production. 

Being a small team, we do our best to make sure we enjoy working with our customers. We always own what we do, think about your business strategically and we’re creative in things above. This allows us to establish relationships that some people call partnership. Our experience allows us to define the criteria that tell us about a potential fruitful cooperation:

  • well defined customer expectations
  • honest and timely communication
  • well functioning development team on customer’s side
  • operational efficiency on customer’s side
  • right values that drive customer’s business

In case you recon that mentioned above is about your company – we’ll be pleased to hop on a call and begin the space journey.

PARTNERS

We partner with software development companies

Case: 

EU-based ecommerce jewellery business BigQuey integration and machine learning.

 

Context: 

Our customer is an e-commerce website with headquarters in Rotterdam (Netherlands) is a pioneer on a jewelry market that allows its customers to create the jewel of their dream in minutes thanks to the multitude of customization options and powerful 3D design techniques. There’s also an option to order a 3D model of the jewel before it goes to production. 

 

Tools/approaches used:

  • Server-side GA4 tracking
  • Distinct data sources merge in BigQuery
  • BigQuery ML models deployed (k-means, logistical regression)
  • Data parsing in BigQuery
  • Data Studio visualization
  • Integration with Squezely CDP
  • CRO via Google Tag Manager (GTM)
  • Google Ads and BigQuery integration for ads traffic Conversion Rate Optimization 

 

Main complexities of the project:

  • Large amount of SKU due to the variety of product elements (stone, metal, size) combinations
  • Inability of the SaaS ecommerce platform the shop is built on to provide product details on a required granularity level
  • Poor communication skills from the SaaS ecommerce platform development team
  • Absent data architecture on a client’s side

 

Project requirements:

  • Visualize the full ecommerce funnel traffic/user journey with indicators of potential revenue
  • Create dashboards that would allow to segment the traffic and financial performance based on jewel components (stones, metals, sizes, models) on a user level
  • Define prioritized user segments based on their LTV and RFM (recency/frequesncy/monetization) model
  • Build a ML (machine learning) model that will enhance paid advertising channels performance
  • Implement a CDP platform that will help increase overall Conversion Rate of the business

 

Project implementation:

Once we started implementation it became obvious that we won’t be able to receive product details (e.g. stones, metals, sizes, models) from the SaaS provider on frontend/backend. Which was a major blocker.

Therefore we moved forward with a workaround: 

  •  While being able to capture product SKU (e.g. JW_1708_ST_2268-1-2-15-7-844_ST_2269-1-2-15-7_MT_2966-3-2_MT_2967-3-2_SZ_338) in GA4 ecommerce related events, we streamlined server-side GA4 data to BigQuery data warehouse 
  • Coordinated backend team, so they could send the product details related data to BigQuery
  • Started parsing SKUs in e-commerce related events and interpret them to distinct, human readable product parameters (model, metal and stone characteristics) 
  • As a consequence, we were able to visualized each item sold with the granular product characteristics and revenue generated (see image)

MERGING GA4 DATA WITH CRM AND OTHER DATA SOURCES 

 

The next step was to assign particular ecommerce actions to the specific customers and information about them in the CRM. This was organized in a following way:

  • We started assigning unique customer identifiers (user_id) on ecommerce related actions
  • With a help of backend team streamlined all the CRM data that included order statuses and related customer data to BigQuery – this way we were able to match individual customer online behavior with the post-order workflow and define datapoints needed for the LTV/RFM analysis

  • This also created some background for the advanced email and sales automation 🙂

Our next step was to visualize the ecommerce funnel with as many details as possible: 

 

 

MACHINE LEARNING IN BIGQUERY

Next, we moved to the most complex part – machine learning models In BigQuery ML. 

The first task was to segment our customer base into cohorts based on the recency, frequency and monetary value of their purchases. We employed a k-means model that clearly splitted the customer base into 5 distinct segments:

This instantly allowed business owners come to multiple conclusions:

  • 40% of income coming from the users who bought from them only once and never reengaged (Segment 1 – One-off customers)
  • There are two loyal segments (Segment 2 and 3 – Loyal highspenders) of customers with 5 and 12 times higer average order value tickets who’s LTV could be easily developed 
  • There is a cohort users (Segment 4 – Potential Loyal Highspenders) that generates 25% of their income and showed loyalty who are considered to be a low hanging fruit in terms of their LTV

Based on this we were able to formulate multiple hypothesis that needed validation. Our final actions made us to come up with the following solutions:

  • Implement the Squeezely CDP that allowed us to customize automated email/text chains based on the user data signals (customer sygnal, product details specifications, recency/frequency, geolocation and many more). 

Result:

  • We were able to relocate our revenue from Segment 1 to Segment 4 by increasing the share in revenue of the last one to 455 (from 25%)
  • Increase the revenue from Segments 2 and 3 by 23%
  • Implemented a predictive logistical regression model in BigQuery ML that allowed us to evaluate user’s propensity to buy based on his session and historical datapoints and send these signals to Google Ads account.

Result:

  • Increased conversion rate by 25%
  • Increased revenue (due to both CR and AOV improvement) 36%
  • Decreased cost 8%
  • Improved ROAS by 45%

 

CONCLUSION

We’re continuing working with this customer on many fronts: CRO, sales automation, UX/UI, SEO and other aspects of business development. We perceive this case as a pivotal point in our relations due to couple of reasons: 

  • We went through a range of infrastructural complexities that project had and learned a lot inm terms of software development processes and helped customer to switch backend contractor (it is our Ukrainian partnering software development company)
  • The questions and tasks customer was gradually asking us to implement have made us make a big leap in terms of our data engineering skills and machine learning direction
  • We gave a  try to the segment-based marketing approach and succeeded, something we will definitely include into our methodology
  • The session ML-based attribution approach (something we’ll be looking closer on in the next cases) have made us thinking about own product development, so stay tuned.