Agentic Performance Marketing Consultant

A new agentic way to find better growth from paid media, search, and customer intent.

Sync helps marketing executives, private equity teams, franchise systems, and agency partners pressure-test paid media, targeting, reporting, landing pages, and acquisition strategy with senior U.S.-based judgment plus an agentic execution layer. Use us when you need a hands-on second look, faster insight, or better growth from an existing, newly acquired, or multi-location business.

No monthly minimum
Hourly or project basis
Agency check and balance

10-member agentic layerResearch, analysis, content, QA, reporting, CRO, and implementation-ready support.
Business-led targetingPaid media decisions informed by revenue quality, channel fit, and customer intent.
No agency lock-inUse Sync as a flexible senior support layer, not a fixed overhead commitment.
Practical upskillingMake the internal team and agency partners sharper with every engagement.

Tim, TW, and the agentic team

The first agentic-powered performance marketing consultancy built for hands-on growth decisions.

Sync combines senior human judgment, an agentic operating partner, and a purpose-built agentic team to help executives, investors, franchise systems, and agency partners pressure-test the work that drives acquisition.

Tim brings the executive performance lens.

Tim works as the senior consultant and practical check on paid media, search, customer intent, landing pages, reporting, and acquisition economics. The role is not to add another agency layer. It is to help leadership see what is working, what is wasting signal, and what should happen next.

That matters for new marketing executives stepping into a company, private equity teams trying to unlock growth across portfolio companies, franchise systems balancing national growth with local-market execution, and offshore or non-U.S. agency teams that need local market context before spend scales.

TW turns the consultancy into an operating system.

TW is Sync’s agentic co-partner, built to coordinate research, analysis, documentation, QA, reporting, content, CRO review, SEO/GEO scans, and implementation-ready thinking around Tim’s strategic direction.

  • A 10-member agentic team supports paid media analysis, SEO/GEO, analytics, CRO, aggregator economics, content, reporting, QA, and strategy.
  • The model gives clients consultant-level judgment with deeper hands-on support than a traditional advisory call can provide.
  • The goal is practical: faster insight, cleaner targeting, stronger partner accountability, and better use of existing marketing investment.

The operating model

Tim is the strategy filter. The agentic team is the force multiplier.

Most marketing teams do not need another agency layer. They need someone who can pressure-test the work, translate business reality into targeting choices, and turn analysis into clean next steps fast.

Sync sits beside leadership, internal teams, and existing vendors as an independent consulting layer. The goal is sharper decisions, cleaner signal, better learning cycles, and more useful work from the resources already in motion.

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Check and balance for agency workReview campaign structure, budget logic, targeting choices, reporting, creative claims, landing pages, and partner recommendations with an operator’s eye.
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Business insight inside paid mediaConnect customer quality, geography, audience intent, product economics, sales friction, and channel fit to the media plan.
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Know who not to targetBuild exclusion logic, negative keyword thinking, low-fit market filters, service-intent separation, and spend-pruning recommendations.
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Upskill while executingLeave the team smarter with plain-English briefs, decision frameworks, meeting support, and practical learning agendas.

Services

Digital performance support across the full acquisition system.

Sync connects the work that usually gets split across paid media, SEO, analytics, CRO, and partner channels, then turns it into decisions leaders can actually use.

Paid media partner optimization

Campaign structure reviews, keyword and market logic, budget pruning, agency recommendation review, pilot design, and paid search signal protection.

SEO, GEO, and search visibility

Search Console interpretation, competitor scans, branded and non-branded visibility, content opportunity framing, and organic/paid search interaction questions.

Analytics and reporting interpretation

Plain-English readouts, dashboard caveats, campaign-code questions, data-flow checks, and leadership-ready summaries tied to business action.

CRO and customer journey

Landing-page observations, quote-path friction, message testing, offer sequencing, audience intent matching, and implementation-ready recommendations.

Aggregator and partner economics

Referral, comparison-shopping, affiliate, partner, and lead-source evaluation with attention to intent quality, reporting clarity, and economic fit.

Team upskilling and governance

Decision frameworks, test documentation, meeting support, role clarity, partner accountability, and practical mentorship around digital acquisition economics.

Targeting philosophy

Better results come from sharper inclusion and exclusion.

Platforms are powerful, but they need clean direction. Sync brings business context into the targeting system so campaigns are not just chasing cheaper clicks or surface-level conversions.

The question is not only “where can we get traffic?”

It is also which traffic creates sales friction, weak downstream quality, poor partner fit, low-margin outcomes, confusing reports, or signals that teach the algorithm the wrong lesson.

That is where business judgment matters. The work connects paid media settings to actual customers, geography, product fit, acquisition quality, sales capacity, and the audiences the company should deliberately avoid.

Built for compressed growth windows

When the market window is short, the learning curve has to be engineered.

Tim has scaled paid media in high-pressure seasonal markets where waiting through slow platform learning cycles was not an option. The work required moving from roughly $1k/day tests to about $80k/day in efficient spend while protecting performance, building practical Google Ads levers beyond default automation, and using structured pilot learning to help platform AI grow faster and smarter.

Fast growth still needs disciplined signal.

Sync brings that operating experience into today’s agentic model: controlled pilots, clean feedback loops, business-context targeting, campaign-level learning, and smarter use of automation without handing the whole strategy over to the platform.

The goal is not just to spend more. It is to know what the system is learning, what should scale, what should be protected, and what should be pruned before the window closes.

Flexible engagement options

No minimum. No bloated agency package.

Use Sync for the level of support that fits the decision in front of you: a focused review, a project-based sprint, or ongoing strategic support.

Advisory hours

Best for pressure-testing agency work, reviewing reports, preparing for a leadership meeting, or getting a fast second opinion.

  • No monthly minimum
  • Retail advisory rate: $225/hr
  • Negotiable based on industry, campaign ecosystem size, data complexity, and expected support level
  • Clear notes and next steps without forcing a retainer
$225/hr retail advisory; scope-sensitive pricing available

Agentic growth layer

Best for teams that want recurring senior judgment, agency accountability, rapid analysis, and internal upskilling without adding another fixed agency layer.

  • Hands-on keyboard retail support: $350/hr
  • Access to a 10-member agentic team across paid media, SEO/GEO, analytics, CRO, content, QA, reporting, aggregator economics, and strategy
  • Designed to deliver specialist-bench depth without the fixed cost, retainer bloat, or management burden of adding a dedicated agency pod
$350/hr retail; specialist-bench output without dedicated-team overhead

Why the economics are different

You are not investing in hours. You are investing in compressed senior judgment plus agentic execution capacity.

Traditional fractional consulting and agency models usually price against one person’s time, a narrow role, or a fixed team structure. Sync’s model is different: Tim provides the senior performance marketing judgment, while TW and the agentic team extend the work across research, analysis, QA, reporting, SEO/GEO, CRO, content, and implementation-ready strategy.

What this can replace or reduce

  • Multiple fractional specialists
  • Senior agency strategy hours
  • Junior analyst and research time
  • QA and documentation support
  • Paid media, SEO, CRO, and reporting coordination
  • Internal team time spent translating unclear recommendations into action
The ROI case

Instead of investing in a standing agency structure, waiting through layers of meetings, or hiring several fractional roles, clients can direct budget toward focused senior strategy plus an agentic execution layer. The result is faster clarity, more complete analysis, and a lower-cost way to pressure-test growth decisions before more media dollars are put at risk.

You are investing in better growth decisions before more media dollars are put at risk.

Limited consulting capacity

The demand for this kind of support is moving faster than the old agency model.

Marketing executives are being asked to show impact quickly. Private equity teams need more growth from existing and newly acquired companies. Franchise systems need stronger local-market targeting without losing national brand discipline. Agency partners need sharper U.S. market context, targeting logic, and consumer insight before paid media dollars scale. That is why Sync is built for focused, high-leverage engagements rather than unlimited open-ended retainers.

The promise

Make the marketing system smarter without making the organization heavier.

Sync Internet Marketing brings senior strategy, business context, and agentic execution support to the places where acquisition dollars are won or wasted: targeting, reporting, landing pages, search visibility, partner channels, and the decisions between them.