Six leaks. One diagnosis. Full recovery. The full-stack growth audit that maps every stage from first click to retained trader — acquisition, KYC, deposit, activation, CRM, and retention — quantifies the revenue leaking at each, and identifies the highest-impact bottleneck.
Book a Discovery Call →The complete growth systems diagnostic — from acquisition through to retention, covering every stage where revenue is leaking and quantifying exactly what each leak costs per month.
Wrong channels, high CPA. A blended CAC that looks acceptable can be masking channels running well above target while others outperform — without segmentation, budget keeps flowing to whichever campaign got funded first, not whichever produces funded accounts most efficiently. The diagnostic maps spend against actual FTD output per channel and identifies which to scale, cut, or fix.
Abandonment at verification. Users who register have already shown real intent — losing them at KYC is almost always a UX and trust problem, not a product problem. No progress indicator, no reminder sequence when verification stalls, no clarity on document requirements: the structural gaps that quietly cost more funded accounts than any traffic issue upstream.
KYC complete, no deposit. A trader who's submitted identity documents has cleared the highest-friction step in the funnel — losing them before funding is rarely about the deposit page itself. It's almost always missing follow-up: no incentive communicated at the moment of KYC completion, no urgency, no nudge sequence bringing back traders who didn't fund on the first visit.
Funded but never traded. Traders who place a first trade within 48 hours of deposit carry materially higher lifetime value than those who don't — yet most brokers have no structured activation sequence at all. A funded account sitting untouched is close to a wasted acquisition cost, and the fix is almost always a communication gap, not a platform complexity problem.
Missing sequences, no triggers. KYC reminders, deposit nudges, activation prompts, re-engagement after inactivity — most forex brokers are running acquisition hard while the automated follow-up that would recover a meaningful share of that spend simply doesn't exist. The diagnostic maps exactly which triggers are missing and what each one would recover.
Traders going dormant. 30-day and 90-day active-trader rates are the number that actually determines whether acquisition spend was worth it — and it's the metric most growth programmes never look at, focused entirely on FTD volume instead. The diagnostic identifies the dormancy pattern and the win-back triggers most likely to bring traders back.
You provide the data. I do the analysis. You review and present. The 80/20 roadmap is the centrepiece — the 3 fixes that matter most, not every finding buried in a wall of text.
Ahrefs exports, GSC, GA4, ad account data, back-office funnel numbers. One brief covering the client's 3 main problems and 3 main competitors. Everything exportable in under an hour.
Complete audit across all pillars. Competitor gap analysis. YMYL and FCA compliance review. Findings prioritised by commercial impact — not by audit severity score.
You review the output, add client relationship context, adjust framing. Nothing should surprise you — the 80/20 roadmap is structured to match the priorities you briefed.
Presentation-ready findings. The 3 highest-leverage fixes first. Supporting actions second. 90-day roadmap as the centrepiece. Discovery conversation for the next engagement built in.
The 80/20 rule applied to every output: the 3 things that move the needle 80% of the way, the next 5 that handle the remaining 20%, and everything else deprioritised and revisited in 90 days.
The 80/20 roadmap format
3 highest-leverage actions → fix these first, they produce 80% of the improvement.
Next 5 supporting actions → the remaining 20%, sequenced by compound impact.
90-day timeline → month-by-month so the CMO can plan resources and set expectations internally.
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