Marketing decisions you can prove.
Real AOS calls — grounded in live data, with confidence and caveats shown.
Use cases
- GTM Diagnosis Wellness & Spa
Seven Layers, Multiple Domains, One Broken Link in the Chain
Asked to run a full 7+1-layer GTM diagnostic across a premium spa brand's multi-market footprint, AOS produced a 5,808-character pattern map that named a specific broken layer with evidence drawn from the brand's own intelligence files — not a generic checklist — and ordered the repairs by leverage.
- GTM Diagnosis Company Formation Service
Rankings Held, Traffic Fell — and the Real Culprit Wasn't On the Page
A company-formation service was losing organic traffic while its rankings looked stable. AOS ran a diagnosis on fresh telemetry and returned a causal chain rather than a hygiene list — an authority deficit, triggered by the March 2026 core update, with a competitor absorbing the released demand — naming the root cause instead of the symptoms.
- GTM Diagnosis Wellness & Spa
The Deep Strategy Run That Aggregates the Research Into One Recommendation
Asked to run a full strategic GTM advisory operation for a premium spa brand, AOS pulled SEO, ads, competitor, and angle research and synthesized it into a single, specific strategy recommendation — stating what was missing where access was thin rather than blocking. The operator calls it the single best use of the system.
- Creative E-commerce Software
A Meta creative audit that takes a position instead of rubber-stamping
An e-commerce software vendor needed a real assessment of its Meta/Facebook creatives — which were working, which were worth boosting, and which were not — with reasons, not approval. AOS audited the creatives, took a clear stance with specific fixes rather than a flattering pass, and saved the write-up to Drive.
- Creative Company Formation Service
A blog hero image, rendered and delivered to Drive with a link that actually opens
A company-formation service needed a hero image for an article on forming a company in a specific market, rendered and saved to the client's Drive with an openable signed URL. AOS generated the image and delivered it as a working link — running image generation as a dedicated capability, deliberately kept separate from blog drafting.
- Demand Capture Company Formation Service
A New-Market Landing Page Drafted From a Short Brief — and Kept Off the Live Site
From a short brief and an existing landing page to model on, AOS built a complete draft for a new-market campaign — copy, a builder prompt, and a measurement plan — reusing the brand's existing assets and staying draft-gated for approval. Eight minutes, eighty-five cents.
- Measurement E-commerce Software
An integrity check that catches a mislabel before it becomes a wrong decision
An e-commerce software vendor asked for the key Google Ads and GA4 metrics for the last full month — with a twist: don't just report them, sanity-check them. AOS pinned every figure to its source, tagged each as [DATA], and ran the checks that catch the two classic reporting failures: a revenue-versus-spend mislabel, and a Databox datasource quietly connected twice. The run cost $0.07.
- Measurement E-commerce Software
A panicked client email, verified line by line — and three claims corrected
An e-commerce software client sent an alarming email: traffic had dropped hard, roughly 1.5x worse than usual, and they'd lost a large sum in ad revenue that week. AOS refused to take the narrative at face value. It checked each claim against owned data, produced a verdict table that corrected all three claims as false, and identified the real problem — ROAS erosion driven by average order value falling ~17.6%.
- Positioning Wellness & Spa
Four US domains, one ambiguous request — so AOS asked instead of guessing
A premium spa and hot-tub brand operating across multiple markets and domains sent a short request: 'we need an ad for the American domain.' But the brand runs several active US-facing properties. Rather than pick one and build confidently in the wrong place, AOS read the workspace structure, surfaced four active US domains, and asked the operator to choose. The right outcome here was a question, not a deliverable.