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Connect marketing to growth.

Start with your domain. Use the same measured marketing picture to decide where growth work should start.

Growth: One picture, then the next decision

mycompany.comReviewable

Growth workspace

The baseline, the growth connections, and the next decision stay in one reviewable place.

Growth
ConnectionsConnected
  • Search Console
  • Google Analytics
  • PostHog
  • Mixpanel
  • LinkedIn
  • X
  • Reddit
  • TikTok
  • Stripe
  • Apollo
  • Clay
  • Instantly
mycompany.comBaseline ready

Performance

Mobile and desktop lab runsLab

Search

On-page signals and ranked keywordsObserved
  • CompetitorsCandidates proposed from the evidence, for the team to confirmPackage trackerPlant identifierMoney transferFlowerLetterSlimeProposed
  • AI answersEach assistant checked on its ownChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexityPer assistant
Marketing memory
  • IdentityCategoryOfferCompany ProfileIdentity, category, and offer, read from the site and confirmed by the team. Reviewable
  • Product Hunt launchDrafted from the memory, for review. Draft
  • YC applicationDrafted from the memory, for review. Draft
  • ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexityMarketing memoryThe chatbots the team uses answer from the same memory. From memory

No credit card. The free run profiles one domain, and every panel it returns is yours to correct.

The problem this capability addresses

Growth work fragments when every channel starts from a different story

The short answer

Alesta uses the shared marketing baseline to help a lean team decide where growth work should begin. The result is a reviewable priority order grounded in the available site, search, market, link, and AI-answer evidence.

A team can move quickly in the wrong direction when acquisition, content, outbound, and measurement work use conflicting assumptions. One baseline makes those assumptions visible before the next experiment is chosen.

Evidence and inputs

Shared marketing baseline
The company profile, website, search, market, link, and AI-answer observations establish the current picture.
Team corrections
Accepted competitors, clarified positioning, and stated constraints replace unsupported inferences before prioritization.

What you can review

Growth priorities
A working order for the issues and opportunities that deserve attention first.
Decision context
Each proposed priority keeps the source, assumption, and evidence gap the team should review.

A reviewable workflow

  1. 01

    Establish the baseline

    Start from the domain and inspect the evidence available across the marketing picture.

  2. 02

    Correct the context

    Confirm the company, market, and constraints before turning observations into priorities.

  3. 03

    Select the next action

    Choose the most defensible growth work and define what evidence will show whether it helped.

Boundaries and limitations

Priorities are not forecasts
A review order does not promise revenue, conversion, or acquisition outcomes.
Private performance needs connections
Public site evidence cannot replace authenticated analytics, revenue, campaign, or customer data.

How this capability is different

Growth chooses where work starts

Marketing Strategy drafts the broader direction. Growth uses the accepted baseline to prioritize the next practical area of work and its measurement question.

Questions this page answers

What makes a growth priority evidence-led?

The proposed action names the observation or accepted assumption behind it, the remaining uncertainty, and the evidence needed to review progress.

Does a public-domain audit replace growth analytics?

No. It establishes an outside-in baseline. Authenticated analytics and business data add the inside view after the team connects them.

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Choose the next step

Choose one defensible place to begin

Build the baseline, correct its assumptions, and review the priority that should become the next action.

Review growth priorities