Growth strategy · 05

Every dollar with a job.

We work out what an order can cost you, split the budget across channels by what each one returns, and move it every Monday as the numbers change.

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Cost per order you can afford
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Budget reviews a year
52
Orders a week per test
[50]
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Where it sits

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In short

How do you set a marketing budget for a store?

Start from what an order can cost you: your average order value, your margin and the return you need. The budget then follows the orders you want. We split it across channels by what each one returns, keep enough per test to read it, and move it every Monday.

Starts from
What one order can cost you
Split by
Return per channel, not habit
Moves
Every Monday, in the report
Per test
Enough for about [50] orders a week
Under [$10k] a month
Fewer, bigger tests
Who it’s for

A fit, or not yet.

Honest both ways: if it isn’t the right first step, we’ll say which one is.

A good fit if

  • Your budget split was set once and never moved.
  • You can’t say what an order is allowed to cost.
  • You’re planning next quarter’s spend and want it tied to orders.

Not the right fit if

  • You want media buying without tests: we always test.
  • You need TV, print or outdoor planning. We plan digital channels.
Not sure? Start with the leak
What’s included

In every budget plan.

Compare the plans
  • Your cost per order

    What an order can cost, from your price, margin and target return.
  • The channel split

    Where the money goes first, by what each channel returns.
  • A spend calendar

    Sales, launches and slow months, planned ahead.
  • Weekly moves

    Every Monday the budget follows the orders.
  • The Monday report

    Spend, orders and cost per order for every channel.
How we run it

From margin to budget.

The budget starts with your numbers, not a share of revenue someone read about.

  1. Week 1

    Numbers

    Price, margin, repeat rate and what an order can cost.

    Unit economics sheet[Name] · Analytics
  2. Week 2

    Split

    A starting budget per channel, agreed with you.

  3. Every Monday

    Move

    The budget moves to the channels and ads winning orders.

  4. Week 12

    Re-plan

    Next quarter’s budget, built on what each channel returned.

    Quarterly budgetSaimul Islam · Founder
Price and plans

Where it sits.

Compare every plan
  • Growth sprint

    Included
    [Price]per [6]-week sprint

    For the sprint’s one channel.

    Start a sprint
  • Growth partner

    Included
    [Price]per month · [3]-month start

    Every channel, moved every Monday.

    Book a call
  • Launch

    Included
    [Price]per project

    A launch budget for the first month.

    Plan a launch

Prices are per plan, not per service. Every plan includes the audit, the 90-day plan and the Monday report.

FAQ

Questions about budget and channel mix.

Not on the list? Ask on a call, or by email.

Enough for each test to reach about [50] orders in a week. For most stores that means [$10k] a month or more. Below that we test fewer, bigger ideas. The calculator on our pricing page gives you a first number.

Still have questions?Saimul Islam answers every one.

Your turn

Let’s grow.

Book a strategy call

[30] minutes, no slides. You leave with a first budget split for your store.

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