
Unified Measurement Meets Media Science: NextEd Group's Lead Quality Reboot Powered by ADIndex, ADMATIC's Proprietary Technology
Increase in Leads YoY
90%
Through strategic channel reallocation
Decrease in CPL
-33%
Optimised budget allocation
Decrease in Cost Per Acquisition
-85%
Through improved lead quality
With lead volumes diminishing and quality concerns mounting, AIT faced a critical crossroads. Traditional attribution methods were failing to provide clear insights into which channels delivered real business value, leading to inefficient budget allocation and declining campaign performance across digital channels.
To reverse diminishing returns and drive stronger outcomes, ADMATIC deployed a multi-faceted strategy powered by ADIndex insights, a refined unified measurement framework, and a test-and-learn approach to ensure continuous optimisation.
ADIndex Analysis
ADMATIC leveraged its proprietary ADIndex technology to uncover diminishing returns and identify underperforming areas across the funnel. The data revealed over saturation in lower-funnel activity, prompting a strategic shift in investment toward upper-funnel initiatives, most notably website traffic-driving campaigns. Based on these insights, we reallocated the budget to introduce high-impact awareness platforms such as Meta and YouTube, while scaling back inefficient channels.
Unified Measurement Framework
To connect media activity with real business outcomes, ADMATIC integrated HubSpot CRM data building a unified measurement model that mapped lead quality and outcomes back to specific media channels. This end-to-end visibility enabled smarter budget allocation and provided stakeholders with clear, quantifiable ROI for every marketing dollar spent.
Testing Framework
Building on the foundations of ADIndex insights and unified measurement, ADMATIC implemented a structured test-and-learn approach. Systematic creative testing across Performance Max and Paid Social helped identify high-performing assets, leading to improved conversion rates across campaigns.