Built around
your stack

  • Google Analytics
  • Adobe
  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Shopify
  • WordPress

Plus Google Tag Manager, Adobe Analytics, Tealium, Segment, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Looker Studio, BigQuery, Google Search Console. Trademarks belong to their owners.

  • Enterprise backgroundTag management, analytics and data pipelines on large, high-traffic sites
  • Strategy and implementationThe people who plan it also build it
  • Platform-independentNo referral fees from software vendors
  • Based in AtlantaIn person locally, remote everywhere else

The problem

Five vendors. Five different numbers.

The strategy is in a slide deck. One agency has the website, another has the marketing tools, a third does SEO, and analytics belongs to whoever set up the tags a few years ago. Leadership ends up arguing about which report is right instead of deciding what to do next.

  • Reports that don’t match, so budget decisions stall
  • Tools that do the same job, and integrations nobody owns
  • A website you can’t measure well enough to improve
Fragmented marketing Five areas (strategy, website, MarTech, SEO and analytics), each run by a different vendor with its own tools, data, targets and reports, and nothing linking them. Strategy Agency A Own tools Own data Own KPI ReportsBrand goals Website Web shop Own tools Own data Own KPI ReportsTraffic MarTech Vendor Own tools Own data Own KPI ReportsLeads SEO SEO firm Own tools Own data Own KPI ReportsRankings Analytics Contractor Own tools Own data Own KPI ReportsSessions
  • StrategyAgency AReports: Brand goals
  • WebsiteWeb shopReports: Traffic
  • MarTechVendorReports: Leads
  • SEOSEO firmReports: Rankings
  • AnalyticsContractorReports: Sessions
How it usually looks. Each vendor tracks its own number, and nobody is responsible for the whole picture.

Services

Nine services. Most clients use more than one.

See all nine services

Find your starting point

The right engagement, for where you are.

Two choices, one practical recommendation. No one-size-fits-all retainer.

1 What do you need most?
2 Where are you today?

Your recommended start

Tracking audit

A fixed-scope review of your analytics and tag management with a prioritized fix list. Audits typically take one to two weeks.

Focus: Analytics & measurement

  • A review of your current setup
  • Prioritized findings and recommendations
  • A scoped roadmap for what to do next

A starting point, not a quote. We’ll confirm the scope together.

How we work

Audit, plan, build, improve.

Every step ends with something you can use. Most clients start with a short audit, so you can see what we find before you commit to anything bigger.

  1. 01

    Audit

    We review your strategy, tools, data, website and search presence against your goals.

    → Findings and priorities

  2. 02

    Plan

    We agree the roadmap, the specifications and how success will be measured, and who does what.

    → Roadmap and specifications

  3. 03

    Build

    We implement, connect and test, and fix defects before we hand the work over.

    → Working systems and documentation

  4. 04

    Improve

    We review the results, set the next priorities and train the people who will run it, or stay on to help.

    → Reporting and team training

How an engagement runs, step by step

Audit, plan, build, improve A four-step loop. Audit the current setup, plan the changes, build them, then measure and improve, which feeds the next audit. 01Audit02Plan03Build04Improve Measured
What we measure at the end becomes the starting point for the next audit.

Selected work

Experience at enterprise scale.

  • Enterprise tag management

    Governed tag deployments across large, high-traffic properties.

  • Analytics platforms

    Implementation and administration of enterprise analytics suites.

  • Personalization engines

    Audience and content targeting programs at scale.

  • Data pipelines

    Moving marketing data reliably between collection, warehouse and activation.

Our practitioners have built and managed marketing technology programs at enterprise scale in these areas. We’re still writing up detailed case studies with client approval. In the meantime, ask on a call and we’ll walk you through relevant examples.

How we’ll report results

Why ATL MarTech

Strategic enough for the enterprise. Agile enough to actually get things done.

Big consultancies are thorough, but you pay for the size of the team. Agencies are good at producing work, usually inside one channel. We’re small on purpose: senior people who can handle the planning and the implementation, and who pay attention to how your channels fit together.

About us and how we work

  • The people who plan it build it.

    You work with senior practitioners from the first call through launch. No handoff to a junior team.

  • Your goals come before the platform.

    Independent advice, no referral fees. We keep what works and change what matters.

  • Measurement is part of the work.

    We agree what success looks like up front, then build the tracking and reporting into the project.

  • Your team can own what comes next.

    Clear scope, written-up systems and training, not a dependency you can’t leave.

FAQ

Questions people ask before hiring us.

If yours isn’t here, just ask. See all questions

What does ATL MarTech do?

ATL MarTech is an Atlanta-based marketing technology consultancy. We connect marketing strategy, technology, data and digital experience, and then implement the work: marketing strategy, MarTech consulting, website design and development, digital experience optimization, analytics and measurement, SEO, online reputation management, and AI for marketing.

How does an engagement start?

With a free 30-minute conversation about your goals, stack and constraints. If there's a fit, we propose a fixed scope with specific deliverables and timelines. Many engagements start with a focused audit or assessment.

Who will actually do the work?

Senior practitioners. The people who design the plan are the people who implement it, so nothing gets lost in a hand-off.

Do you offer white-label or subcontracted work?

Yes. Agencies, consultancies and other firms can bring us in as a subcontractor on their client work, under their brand or their umbrella organization. We follow your process and reporting format, work through your team or directly with your client as you prefer, and keep the client relationship yours. Confidentiality terms go in our agreement with you.

Do you work onsite?

Yes. We travel to clients across the United States for discovery workshops, stakeholder interviews, kickoffs, training and implementation sprints, for any of our services. Many engagements mix onsite sessions at key moments with remote work in between.

Next step

Tell us what’s not working.

Start with a 30-minute call about your goals, your setup and what’s getting in the way. You’ll come away with a clear next step, whether or not we end up working together.