Context
Growth & Market
Benchmarks
Good, for your category.
Your ROAS, CPA, CTR and conversion rate set against category and channel benchmarks, so performance is judged in context.
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- Working areas covered by Benchmarks
- Continuous
- Market and demand movement watched between reviews
- 1-to-1
- Your account manager reviews benchmarks with you
- Settle the is-this-good-or-not argument
- Prioritise the weakest metric first
- Bring context to board reporting
Compared to the right thing
Metrics are compared against your sector, channel and price point rather than a global average, so the verdict actually means something.
- Category and channel matched comparison
- Percentile position per metric
- Movement tracked over time, not a single snapshot
Turned into a next move
Where you sit below benchmark, the gap is converted into a ranked action with the modelled value of closing it.
- Gap to benchmark expressed in revenue
- Actions raised into the decision queue
- Used in the executive briefing and QBRs
The shift
What changes once Benchmarks is running
Same team, same accounts. The difference is that the decision is already measured before anyone opens a spreadsheet.
Before
- Growth decisions are made channel by channel, after the opportunity has moved.
- The team has to assemble the context behind benchmarks by hand.
- Important changes are found late, after time or budget has already been lost.
With Hookology
- Market movement, forecast impact and budget choices are evaluated together.
- Settle the is-this-good-or-not argument
- Prioritise the weakest metric first
- Bring context to board reporting
Good, for your category. The evidence stays visible, the priority stays clear, and your team knows what to do next.
Inside the product
What Benchmarks looks like on live accounts
Real numbers, real verdicts. Every screen is built from your connected platforms, not sample data, so the first session already reflects your account.
- Settle the is-this-good-or-not argument
- Prioritise the weakest metric first
- Bring context to board reporting
In practice
How Benchmarks works week to week
From connecting your accounts to the review call, here is the shape of it, plus the questions teams ask us most before they start.
Step 1
We connect your accounts
Your spend, market and demand data are wired up during onboarding, so Benchmarks works from your own numbers on day one rather than a sample workspace.
Step 2
Compared to the right thing
Metrics are compared against your sector, channel and price point rather than a global average, so the verdict actually means something.
Step 3
Turned into a next move
Where you sit below benchmark, the gap is converted into a ranked action with the modelled value of closing it.
Step 4
We review it with you
We agree the comparison set with you so the benchmark reflects your real market. Nothing sits in a dashboard waiting to be discovered.
Common questions
Most workspaces are live within a few days of the discovery call. Once your platforms are connected we backfill history, so the first session already shows trends rather than an empty screen.
Benchmarks reads your spend, market and demand data directly. Nothing is estimated from benchmarks, and every figure can be traced back to the platform it came from.
Category and channel matched comparison, Percentile position per metric, Movement tracked over time, not a single snapshot, Gap to benchmark expressed in revenue, and more.
We agree the comparison set with you so the benchmark reflects your real market.
Why teams use it
- Settle the is-this-good-or-not argument
- Prioritise the weakest metric first
- Bring context to board reporting
How we set this up with you
We agree the comparison set with you so the benchmark reflects your real market.
Our onboarding processWorks alongside
See Benchmarks running on your own data
We build the workspace around your accounts and walk you through it together. No self-serve setup, no trial to configure on your own.
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