SaaS

PropTrack Analytics
Case Study

From leaky funnel to 3.2× pipeline growth — in 90 days.

Timeline ⏱ 90 days
Industry SaaS
Partner Mowsix
−41%
Customer Acquisition Cost
3.2×
Qualified pipeline
+67%
Inbound revenue
Measurement-first
Our approach
90 days
Engagement timeline
100%
Client data ownership
01

The
problem.

PropTrack, a B2B SaaS platform for property portfolio managers, was spending £3k/month on paid acquisition with no reliable attribution. Their CRM showed leads coming in — but the sales team had no idea which channels were actually converting. Budget decisions were driven by gut feel, not data.

02

What we
did.

A structured programme starting with measurement, followed by acquisition, then conversion optimisation.

01
Measurement audit & rebuild

We conducted a full GA4 audit and discovered significant tracking gaps — conversion events were firing incorrectly, CRM data wasn't flowing to ad platforms, and attribution models were crediting the wrong channels. We rebuilt the entire tracking stack from the data layer up.

Foundation
02
Attribution mapping

With clean data in place, we mapped every trial, upgrade, and churn event to its acquisition source for the first time. LinkedIn was responsible for 61% of closed revenue but receiving only 22% of budget — an immediate reallocation opportunity.

Insight
03
Paid channel restructure

We restructured Google Ads and LinkedIn campaigns around high-intent keywords and lookalike audiences built from actual closed customers — not just trial sign-ups. Budget was reallocated to match the attribution evidence.

Execution
04
SEO content programme

We built a keyword cluster strategy targeting bottom-of-funnel terms with clear buyer intent. Content was mapped to specific buyer pain points, not generic category terms.

Organic
05
Trial page & onboarding CRO

We identified that 72% of trials abandoned within 3 days due to a confusing onboarding flow. We redesigned the trial-to-activation sequence and ran A/B tests on the trial sign-up page, lifting conversion from 0.8% to 2.3%.

Conversion

The numbers, in context.

Customer Acquisition Cost
−41%
Over engagement period
−41%
Qualified pipeline
3.2×
Monthly progression
▲ 3.2×
Inbound revenue
+67%
Week-over-week trend
+67%

The growth timeline.

Wks 1–2
Measurement audit

GA4 audit completed. Attribution gaps identified. Tracking rebuild scoped.

Wks 2–4
Stack rebuild

GA4, HubSpot, and Google Ads rebuilt with clean event-level attribution. LinkedIn budget reallocation approved.

Mo 2
Paid restructure live

LinkedIn campaigns restructured. Google Ads keyword strategy updated. First CAC improvement visible.

Mo 3
CRO programme

Trial page redesign launched. A/B tests running. Onboarding sequence rebuilt.

📈
Mo 4–6
Compounding growth

SEO content driving organic pipeline. Paid CAC at target. Trial-to-paid conversion 2.9×.

03

The
results.

Every number below is verified from client reporting and attribution data — not estimated or projected.

CAC
£135 → £90 (−41%)

Reduction vs. pre-engagement baseline over the same traffic volume.

Monthly qualified pipeline
3.2× growth

Increase measured over the full engagement period against baseline.

Inbound revenue
+67%

Increase measured over the full engagement period against baseline.

Pricing page drop-off
−34%

Reduction vs. pre-engagement baseline over the same traffic volume.

PropTrack, a B2B SaaS platform for property portfolio managers, was spending £3.5k/month on paid acquisition with no reliable attribution. Their CRM showed leads coming in — but the sales team had no idea which channels were actually converting. Budget decisions were driven by gut feel, not data.

What We Did

Results (90 Days)

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