FRAMEWORKS · MAP

Named maps, not opinions.

Every engagement runs on a framework that has a name, a structure and a published boundary. That is deliberate: a method you can read is a method you can argue with. Nothing here is gated, and none of it requires hiring anyone.

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TWO FAMILIES

Atlases map terrain. Models make decisions.

An Atlas answers “what exists and how does it connect?” — it is a map of a whole domain, built to be explored. A Model answers “where does this specific company stand, and what should it fix first?” — it is a measuring instrument. The two are designed to be used together: read the terrain, then take your own position on it.

MODEL · DIAGNOSTIC

DOAS

Digital Maturity Assessment System. A scoring system for where a company actually stands: fourteen dimensions, seventy measurement points, five levels — and a free ten-minute version anyone can run.

OUTPUT

A weighted score and a ranked list of what to fix first

MODEL · GROWTH

Growth 360 Model

The framework behind the book: growth read as one closed loop across acquisition, conversion, retention and revenue, rather than four teams optimizing four numbers that do not add up.

OUTPUT

A single loop view of where growth actually leaks

ATLAS · ECOSYSTEM

Growth 360 Atlas

The interactive map of the growth ecosystem — every channel, tool, metric and handoff drawn as one connected system, so the gaps between lead generation and full-funnel work become visible.

OUTPUT

An explorable map, plus a high-resolution export

ATLAS · MOBILE

Mobile Growth Atlas

The same cartographic treatment applied to mobile apps: store surfaces, activation, retention loops and monetization drawn end to end.

OUTPUT

A mobile growth map and a prioritization order

MODEL · CHANNEL

OmniStream 360

A model for reading omnichannel behavior as one stream rather than a set of parallel channels — where the same customer is counted once, not five times.

OUTPUT

One customer view across channels

THE NAMING RULE

Short, ownable, defined in one sentence.

1It gets a nameAn unnamed method cannot be referred to, taught, or challenged. Naming is not branding here — it is the minimum condition for a framework to be useful to anyone but its author.

2It gets a structureDimensions, levels, and the relationships between them are written down. If the structure cannot be drawn, it is an opinion wearing a framework’s clothes.

3It gets a boundaryEvery framework states what it does not measure. DOAS scores digital sales maturity; it says nothing about product quality, pricing power or brand equity — and it says so.

4It gets publishedThe framework is not marketing for the consulting. It is the same material, written down. Anyone can read the method without buying anything.

WHERE THEY MEET THE WORK

Which framework runs which engagement.

FRAMEWORK

WHERE IT IS USED

DOAS

Quick Scan, Maturity Report and every Digital Sales Audit — the scoring engine behind all three.

Growth 360 Model

Corporate workshops and the book; the frame for reading a funnel as one loop.

Growth 360 Atlas

Orientation sessions and the published poster; used to locate a company on the wider terrain.

Mobile Growth Atlas

Mobile app growth advisory.

OmniStream 360

Referenced inside workshops when channel double-counting is the problem.

Reading the map is free. Locating yourself on it takes ten minutes.

The Quick Scan is the shortest path from a framework you have just read to a number about your own company.

Free Quick Scan (10 min)

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