Client stories

Notes from teams who asked us to examine invite quality, reward cost, and referred-user outcomes — including one story that begins with a mild reservation.

Referral Program Performance Assessment

“We thought our invite volume meant the program was healthy. The assessment showed most rewards were claimed by users who never completed a second month. The findings document was blunt in places — usefully so — and gave our product team three changes we could ship without a rebuild.”
Pimchanok S. · Growth lead, consumer finance app

Incentive Structure Review

“Dataroutepoint walked through our dual-sided credits line by line. I still wish we had caught the self-invite loophole earlier, but the review made the cost of keeping it obvious. We tightened eligibility the same week.”
Daniel R. · Marketing manager, Bangkok marketplace

Referral Cohort Deep-Dive

“The cohort comparison against organic installs answered a board question we had been dancing around for months. Referred users stayed slightly longer but spent less. That single contrast changed how we brief agencies.”
Areeya T. · Product owner, wellness app

Quarterly Performance Briefing

“Quarterly briefings keep us honest between campaigns. One session flagged a drop in invite acceptance after a landing-page redesign we had celebrated for looks alone. Not everything is flattering, which is why we keep the retainer.”
Marcus L. · Head of marketing, regional travel app

Referral Program Performance Assessment

Pausing a reward hike to fix the share path

Nattapong’s team arrived convinced they needed richer prizes. During the assessment window we mapped invite taps that never produced a delivered message on older Android devices. The written pack recommended delaying the prize change and shipping a lighter share sheet. Six weeks later, completed invites rose without touching reward cost. The reservation they shared — that early paperwork felt dense — led us to shorten our kickoff checklist for similar education apps.

“Kickoff felt a bit document-heavy until the walkthrough — then the funnel map clicked. We paused a planned reward increase and fixed the share sheet first. Mild note: scheduling the on-site day took longer than we hoped because of our own calendar, not theirs.”

Nattapong K. · Co-founder, education app

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