Strategy with a number attached
Most strategy decks survive one boardroom and die in the QBR. Ours are built to survive the forecast. Every recommendation carries a sizing, a confidence interval, and a named method for attribution — so quarter-by-quarter, the plan either holds or gets corrected on evidence.
We do the math before we do the deck. If a recommendation can't be connected to a revenue line, it doesn't go in.
Comparison — three ways to buy growth strategy
| Approach | Typical cost | Typical output | Revenue accountability | Best for | |---|---|---|---|---| | Boutique strategy deck | $50–150k | Slide deck + recommendations | None | Early stage or pre-budget | | Big-four consultancy | $500k–3M | Diagnostic + operating model | Indirect | Large transformations | | NUUN revenue-accountable | $150–500k | Plan + attribution + review rhythm | Direct, contractual | Mid-market + enterprise growth mandates |
Industries we know
Strategy patterns that actually fit the industry across CPG, Financial Services, Health & Wellness, Healthcare & Pharma, Lottery & Gaming, Retail & E-commerce, Travel & Hospitality, Public Affairs, Energy, Real Estate, Education, and Tech & SaaS.
Related reading
- Revenue-accountable marketing partner framework
- MMM vs MTA — which measurement for your stage?
- Research & insights
- Data & analytics
Sources & further reading
- Marketing Accountability Standards Board (MASB) (marketing measurement standards used in our method)
- ANA — Alliance for Inclusive and Multicultural Marketing (association benchmarks for growth marketing)
- World Federation of Advertisers — marketer playbook (international marketer standards and research)
- Harvard Business Review — marketing and growth research (independent research reference)
- Gartner — marketing research and advisory (maturity-model benchmarks)
NUUN Digital Strategy Practice — Head of Strategy. Revenue-accountable growth strategy, GTM planning, positioning architecture, MASB-aligned measurement.