An independent advisory practice for CMOs, CFOs, and boards. Marketing science, behavioural research, and commercial discipline applied to the decisions that actually move profit.
Engagements are scoped tightly and built to deliver answers that survive both CFO scrutiny and operational reality. Most combine two or three of the approaches below.
Build, brief, or audit MMM. Steer econometric model development through RFP, vendor selection, and review cycles, then pressure-test the outputs so allocation decisions rest on something better than vendor self-report.
Map the moments and contexts in which buyers actually think of your category. Apply mental availability principles to prioritise creative themes, messaging, and channels against the few CEPs that drive real growth.
Post-impression delivery analytics that verify, ad-by-ad, whether impressions actually reached real humans on real devices, in viewable positions, in the geography paid for – the independent layer legacy fraud vendors structurally cannot provide.
Diagnose what your dashboards are really telling you. Strip out vanity metrics, fix flawed measurement frameworks, and rebuild reporting around the few indicators that actually predict commercial outcomes.
Multi-year cohort analysis across acquisition, retention, and CLV. Surface degradation that monthly reporting hides and inform investment decisions across both new-customer and existing-base economics.
Assess creative through a brand-science lens: distinctive assets, fluent devices, attention efficiency, branding speed. Outputs graded against evidence rather than subjective opinion or focus-group theatre.
Selected results from prior engagements and in-house roles.
Effectiveness Advisory works with senior leadership in consumer, gaming, and regulated industries on the questions that matter most: where to invest, how to measure what's working, and how to translate marketing activity into outcomes that show up in the P&L.
Thomas brings 20+ years at the intersection of marketing, commercial strategy, finance, and analytics, having guided around £2bn in marketing investment across 36 brands in 26 markets on five continents.
Selected feedback from former colleagues, line managers, and clients.