Channel Mix
First-touch and multi-touch views improved channel comparison.
Netgain had six products, long sales cycles, and roughly 30 touches in a typical journey. The challenge was not getting more activity. It was understanding which stage deserved the most attention and which channels were actually helping opportunities move.
The leverage was between demand capture and closed revenue: cleaner stage definitions, better attribution, and a sharper read on the point in the funnel where momentum was being won or lost.
First-touch and multi-touch views improved channel comparison.
Lead quality mattered more than raw top-of-funnel volume.
This became the North Star stage for testing and prioritization.
The work improved handoff and funnel velocity inside the sales path.
Secondary to the main acquisition and conversion focus.
Not the core KPI for this story.
With six products and a long buying cycle, the team needed a clearer answer to which stage and which channels were really shaping outcomes.
The job was to make attribution more practical and testing more targeted, not just to publish more funnel charts.
I supported a cleaner view of stage-to-stage transitions, multi-touch influence, and mid-funnel health so the team could focus its testing where movement mattered most.
The work contributed to a 250% lift in the key mid-funnel stage and a 15% lift in qualified leads across the broader portfolio.