Working example — Scorecarding & Wallet-Capture Reporting

The baseline from Intelligence doesn't disappear once the work starts. It becomes the scorecard.

A performance nutrition brand's 90-day plan reports back against the exact wallet-share gap identified at the start — proving the gap is closing, not just that activity happened.

The baseline this scorecard reports against
£35 average annual spend per customer, against a £480 realistic category benchmark — 7.3% of wallet share captured at the start of the engagement. (Full diagnostic in Intelligence → Competitive & Category Benchmarking.)
+6–12%
modeled lift in abandoned-basket conversion vs. single-variant
+10–18%
modeled repeat-purchase rate lift in the Active Mid-Tier segment
+15–25%
modeled year-on-year growth in the Champions cohort size
+14–25%
modeled average LTV growth across every non-Champions segment