Who This Is For
Different Businesses, the Same Missing Person
The industry changes. The problem does not: somebody has to read the numbers, decide what to do next, and be accountable for it.
Business owners
no marketing hire, no time
You are the strategy, the approver and the subject-matter expert, between everything else you do. You get a marketing lead for less than a day of an agency's time, and content that comes out of ninety minutes of your month.
Marketing leaders
CMO, VP Marketing, head of growth
You already know what to do. What you do not have is one view of the funnel that the finance team will not argue with, or the hours to assemble it every month. Orcaru is the reporting layer plus the production capacity you keep asking for budget to hire.
Marketing teams
two to ten people, stretched
Your team is good and outnumbered. The agent takes the pulling-numbers-together work off them entirely, and the production add-ons absorb the volume nobody has capacity for, so your people do the thinking.
Technology companies
SaaS, platforms, technical products
Long cycles, many touches, and attribution that falls apart the moment someone talks to sales. You get the whole path in one place, and technical content that is actually written by someone who understood the product.
Coaches and consultants
you are the product
Your expertise is the offer, and your calendar is the constraint. One recorded session a month becomes the articles, the clips and the newsletter that keep you visible while you are busy delivering.
Service businesses
HVAC, plumbing, solar, electrical, roofing, local
Half the work starts as a phone call, and if the number is not tracked the source of that job dies at hello. Tracked numbers, a quote tool and a booking calendar, all feeding one scorecard that counts booked jobs rather than impressions.