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Mumaoz Global

Growth marketing

Using channel data to decide where the budget goes

Spending the budget is the easy part; knowing which spend to keep is not. We do channel segmentation, attribution, ROI modelling and post-campaign evaluation so the next round of allocation has something to go on. Getting the first cycle running usually takes four to eight weeks.

  • Growth planning and budgeting
  • Source tracking and attribution
  • ROI modeling
  • Post-campaign evaluation

How it works

Four stages of the channel value model

This is how the team actually worked on two products with user bases in the hundreds of millions. Each step below has a concrete deliverable.

  1. 01

    Channel tiering

    Group channels by user quality, acquisition cost, and scale potential, then set a budget ceiling and success metric for each tier.

    Deliverable: tiering table and budget split

  2. 02

    Source tracking

    Building attribution from impression through to activation, so multi-channel double-counting and organic contamination stop distorting the numbers.

    Deliverable: attribution paths and dedupe rules

  3. 03

    ROI modeling

    Model lifetime value against payback period, converting a short-term acquisition cost into a long-term ROI you can act on.

    Deliverable: ROI model and payback forecast

  4. 04

    Post-campaign evaluation

    Review actual channel performance on a consistent basis after the campaign, and feed it back into the next round of tiering and allocation.

    Deliverable: channel evaluation report

These four steps repeat; they are not a one-off project. The first cycle usually takes four to eight weeks, and then runs again each campaign period.

Services

Four services, together or separately

Growth planning and budget management

Work back from an annual or quarterly growth target to budget scale and channel mix, then reallocate as delivery data comes in.

  • Target decomposition and feasibility check
  • Budget allocation and pacing
  • In-flight reallocation

Source tracking and attribution

Build tracking you can actually trust, so the money spent and the result credited stop being two separate conversations.

  • Event tracking spec and parameter standards
  • Multi-channel attribution rules
  • Splitting organic from paid

ROI modeling and evaluation

Establish a reusable channel value algorithm and evaluation cadence, so channels are compared on one consistent basis.

  • Lifetime value modeling
  • Payback period calculation
  • Channel evaluation, approval, and cutoff

Large-scale IP marketing

Integrated campaign planning and delivery around major sporting or content IP, balancing reach against acquisition.

  • Rights usage and campaign pacing
  • Cross-channel creative coordination
  • Handling and converting peak traffic

How we report

The metrics we deliver against

We fix the measurement definitions before starting and write them into the contract, so both sides are reading the same numbers when it is over.

New users
Counted on a deduplicated activation basis, excluding organic and double-attributed volume.
Cost per acquisition
Calculated per channel and per tier, reported as a weighted average alongside the distribution.
Channel ROI
Lifetime value over cost, with forecast and actual recovery shown side by side.
Payback period
Time from spend to the point cumulative revenue covers acquisition cost.
Retention curve
Day 1, day 7, and day 30 retention compared by channel — the fastest way to spot low-quality traffic.

About the figures on this site

The media budgets, user growth, and campaign performance figures shown on this site were achieved by members of our core team on projects they led or contributed to at previous employers (MIGU Video and Shanghai Zhongyan Information Technology). They are presented to illustrate the team's professional track record and do not represent the operating results of Mumaoz Global Limited as a legal entity. Company names are referenced solely as factual employment history and imply no partnership, endorsement, or authorization.

If growth has stalled, or you want to know whether the spend is paying off

Send over your current channel structure and how you measure things; we will start by working out whether the problem sits in segmentation, attribution or evaluation.