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Your plan is measured in reach. Your mandate is behavior.

Your plan is measured in reach. Your mandate is behavior.

Your plan is measured in reach. Your mandate is behavior.

You are being asked to turn behavioral goals into experiences across every channel, and prove what changed. Most engagement is still measured by reach, opens and satisfaction. That gap is where budgets and credibility leak.

You are being asked to turn behavioral goals into experiences across every channel, and prove what changed. Most engagement is still measured by reach, opens and satisfaction. That gap is where budgets and credibility leak.

What you’ll be able to do

  • See where behavior breaks across your experience.
    Channel by channel and moment by moment, from first touch to action, with reasoning instead of engagement scores.

  • Turn behavioral goals into experience decisions.
    A clear line from the behavior you need, to the barrier in the way, to the design choice that removes it.

  • Prove impact to leadership in their language.
    Walk into the planning conversation with behavioral evidence, not activity metrics, and defend every line item as an accountable investment.

  • Fix what matters most, first.
    A ranked list your teams, agencies and platforms can execute, where many high-impact changes cost little or nothing.

  • Stop funding what gets forgotten.
    Redirect spend away from touchpoints that never survive the next distraction and toward the moments that actually drive behavior.

  • Give every partner a behavioral spec to build against.
    Your agencies, platforms and field teams do their best work when someone defines what each experience must accomplish in the audience’s mind.


What you’ll be able to do

  • See where behavior breaks across your experience.
    Channel by channel and moment by moment, from first touch to action, with reasoning instead of engagement scores.

  • Turn behavioral goals into experience decisions.
    A clear line from the behavior you need, to the barrier in the way, to the design choice that removes it.

  • Prove impact to leadership in their language.
    Walk into the planning conversation with behavioral evidence, not activity metrics, and defend every line item as an accountable investment.

  • Fix what matters most, first.
    A ranked list your teams, agencies and platforms can execute, where many high-impact changes cost little or nothing.

  • Stop funding what gets forgotten.
    Redirect spend away from touchpoints that never survive the next distraction and toward the moments that actually drive behavior.

  • Give every partner a behavioral spec to build against.
    Your agencies, platforms and field teams do their best work when someone defines what each experience must accomplish in the audience’s mind.


20 minutes. If the audit doesn’t fit your plan, we’ll tell you.

20 minutes. If the audit doesn’t fit your plan, we’ll tell you.

Since 1997, engineering engagement for enterprise organizations in pharma, technology, financial services, and automotive.

The most important metric nobody is measuring

Here is how the story goes at almost every enterprise organization.

The campaign reached its audience. The content performed. The congress booth was busy, the emails were opened, the satisfaction scores looked healthy. Then the behavior the plan was built to drive moved less than anyone hoped, and nobody could say which experience changed anything.

So the next plan adds channels. More content. More personalization. The spend goes up. The outcomes stay flat.

The problem is not your team, your agencies or your platforms. The problem is what’s being measured. Reach is not a result. An open is not a result. A click tells you someone was curious for a second. A satisfaction score tells you they didn’t mind. Neither tells you what their brain kept.

The most important metric nobody is measuring

Here is how the story goes at almost every enterprise organization.

The campaign reached its audience. The content performed. The congress booth was busy, the emails were opened, the satisfaction scores looked healthy. Then the behavior the plan was built to drive moved less than anyone hoped, and nobody could say which experience changed anything.

So the next plan adds channels. More content. More personalization. The spend goes up. The outcomes stay flat.

The problem is not your team, your agencies or your platforms. The problem is what’s being measured. Reach is not a result. An open is not a result. A click tells you someone was curious for a second. A satisfaction score tells you they didn’t mind. Neither tells you what their brain kept.

Beyond a design problem. It's an encoding problem.

Between the moment someone encounters your experience and the moment they act on it, whether that is a prescribing decision, a treatment conversation, a purchase or a change in how they work, their brain runs a sequence: attention, emotion, encoding, memory, action. Every behavioral outcome your investment is supposed to produce travels that path. And it can break at any link.

Attention captured, but no emotional tag: the brain marks it irrelevant and drops it. A strong message, but no encoding moment: your next touchpoint lands on a blank memory. Strong recall, but no clear next behavior: interest with nowhere to go.

Everything the industry sells you optimizes for being seen. Almost nothing is engineered for being remembered. That’s the variable that decides whether your experience plan changes behavior or simply fills channels.

ATTENTION

ATTENTION

ATTENTION

EMOTION

EMOTION

EMOTION

ENCODING

ENCODING

ENCODING

MEMORY

MEMORY

MEMORY

ACTION

ACTION

ACTION

The Behavioral Experience Audit™ assesses your experience against this sequence, link by link, across every channel, and shows you exactly where it breaks.
The Behavioral Experience Audit™ assesses your experience against this sequence, link by link, across every channel, and shows you exactly where it breaks.
The Behavioral Experience Audit™ assesses your experience against this sequence, link by link, across every channel, and shows you exactly where it breaks.
The Behavioral Experience Audit™ assesses your experience against this sequence, link by link, across every channel, and shows you exactly where it breaks.

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Frequently asked questions

We already work with agencies and platforms.

Keep them. The audit doesn't replace your agencies, your CRM or your content partners. It gives them a behavioral spec to build against. That's our job, not theirs.

We're building this capability internally.

We already measure engagement.

What does it cost?

We already work with agencies and platforms.

Keep them. The audit doesn't replace your agencies, your CRM or your content partners. It gives them a behavioral spec to build against. That's our job, not theirs.

We're building this capability internally.

We already measure engagement.

What does it cost?

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