What diagnosis looks like
During the diagnose phase, we examine four layers of your growth stack. First, measurement: Are tracking pixels firing correctly? Is conversion data reconciled between ad platforms and your CRM? Can you attribute revenue to channels with reasonable confidence?
Second, acquisition: Which channels drive qualified traffic at acceptable cost? Where is spend concentrated, and is that concentration justified by returns? Third, conversion: Where do users drop off between landing and purchase or signup? Fourth, retention: What happens after the first conversion — repeat purchase, expansion revenue, referral?
Findings are presented in a working session, not emailed as a PDF. We discuss trade-offs openly and agree on the top three priorities before any execution begins.
How we run experiments
Experimentation at GrowthDock Pro follows a documented process. Every test begins with a written hypothesis: "We believe that [change] will [outcome] because [rationale]." Success criteria are defined upfront — minimum detectable effect, required sample size, and primary metric.
We avoid common pitfalls: stopping tests early because a variant "looks good," running too many simultaneous tests that contaminate results, or changing multiple variables at once so you cannot isolate what worked. When a test fails, we capture learnings and move to the next hypothesis without defensiveness.
Scaling without chaos
Scaling is where many organisations stumble. A winning ad creative gets copied across every campaign without adaptation. A landing page variant ships globally without localisation. Automation workflows trigger so aggressively that customers unsubscribe.
We scale deliberately: incrementally increasing budgets while monitoring marginal returns, segmenting rollouts by market or audience, and building guardrails into automated systems. Your growth engine should get stronger under load — not noisier.
Start with a diagnostic