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Tools designed to validate, measure and optimise a brand's digital performance with better judgement.
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Calculate the total of an invoice with VAT and income tax withholding in seconds.
It will review the canonical URL, robots, status code, sitemap and basic indexing signals.
Validate AI discovery signals: llms.txt, schema, canonical, hreflang and sitemap.
Preview the title and meta description before publishing.
Create clean URLs for campaigns and analytics.
Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs and reading time to review copy, posts or SEO content in seconds.
Cleans up double spaces, unnecessary line breaks, unusual quotation marks and text pasted from documents or emails.
Measures titles, meta descriptions and short copy against common limits for SEO, social media and snippets.
Calculate total interactions and engagement rate by reach, impressions or followers to better understand a post’s performance.
It estimates indicative emissions for a self-employed professional or digital business based on electricity, cloud services, video calls and business travel.
It assesses policies, recruitment, culture and representation to provide a quick view of an organisation’s level of Afro-inclusion.
Measures return, net profit, CPL, CAC and the close rate of a campaign.
Analyse advertising return, CPA, CPC, CPM, CTR and conversion rate.
Plan incrementality tests and prepare insights that are more useful than last-click analysis in isolation.
Calculate how much you can pay per acquisition without eroding margin or losing economic discipline.
It estimates customer value, cumulative margin and the months needed to recoup the acquisition investment.
Calculate how much a lead is worth, how much you can pay for one and what monthly budget fits your objectives.
Turns lead volume, sales ratios and average deal value into a clear view of expected pipeline, revenue and margin.
Compares three channels in the same view to understand which delivers the most expected pipeline, revenue and margin.
Compares CAC, margin and payback time by channel to see which source recoups the investment sooner.
Distributes credit across first touch, assists and closing to estimate attributed revenue by channel using a more useful logic than pure last click.
Combines organic baseline, investment and incremental impact by channel to provide an executive view of contribution and efficiency.
Compares conservative, base and aggressive scenarios to show what changes in expected revenue, margin and ROI.
It broadly estimates what an activation, content production and social amplification could cost without turning it into a formal budget.
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The idea is that you first find the tool and then quickly understand what each group is for. This avoids competing between too many blocks before the main list.
Perfect for immediate checks, operational adjustments or basic calculations before publishing, measuring or sharing.
This includes tools that help you assess profitability, efficiency, attribution and budget more judiciously.
Useful when you need to compare options rather than rely on a single isolated figure or an overly linear interpretation.
In digital, improvement does not depend only on producing more content or investing more budget. It depends on interpreting signals properly, measuring with sound judgement and knowing which decisions have a real impact on visibility, acquisition and profitability.
This collection of tools is designed to help at that point: review the essentials, identify opportunities and make better-informed decisions in SEO, media, attribution and digital business.
No. They are designed to speed up decisions, identify key signals and bring order to quick analyses. When the challenge involves strategy, architecture, attribution or implementation, a deeper assessment is needed.
Because in practice everything is connected. A page that cannot be crawled properly loses visibility, a campaign without traceability loses insight, and a channel without a clear return ends up consuming budget without sound judgement.
The natural next step is to expand this section with tools on attribution, commerce media, MMM and more advanced incremental analysis.