Growth Teams
A test queue with holdouts, not a calendar of launches.
Realvertising keeps experiments as first-class objects: a hypothesis, a design, a cell structure, a sample target, a readout date and a result. Geo holdouts and paused cells are run where the question is causal, and attributed results are kept separate from them at all times. Statistics come from the experiments service, and the underlying metrics come from the attribution, budget and business metrics services. The Growth Brain decides which analysis to run, calls those tools and explains what came back.

We run a lot of tests. Ask me what we actually learned last quarter and the best I can do is a chat thread and a deck nobody opened twice.
Hypotheses stored as objects, not slides
A test is declared before it runs: what is expected to change, on which metric, by when, and what would count as a failure. The declaration is stored with the result, which is why a test can be re-run a quarter later and compared against the original rather than argued about.
Holdouts and geo tests run as tests
Where the question is whether spend changed the outcome, a holdout region or a paused cell is set up with its exposure and control defined in advance. Attribution continues to distribute credit under your chosen rule in parallel, and the two readouts are reported next to each other because they answer different questions.
The model plans; the services compute
Cost per outcome, margin, attributed credit and test significance are produced by deterministic services reading your connected data. The model's job is choosing which of those calls to make, in which order, and turning the output into a readable explanation with the inputs cited.
Losing variants leave the rotation automatically
When a readout date passes and a variant has lost against the declared metric, it is pulled from rotation and the outcome is recorded against the original hypothesis. Whether that happens on its own or needs a person is one of the thresholds in your Campaign Constitution.
What changes
Realvertising for Growth Teams
Growth Brain
Ranks the next euro and the next action across every channel, against your goal, your guardrails and your margin.
5 capabilitiesExperiments
Attribution assigns credit. A holdout estimates what would have happened without the campaign; both stay on the record.
6 capabilitiesInsights
Written analysis of what moved, what the engines say it is worth and what to approve — ranked before you open a chart.
6 capabilitiesOther solutions
Built for who is asking.
SaaS
Buy trials that reach a third invoice, not trials that reach a signup form.
Ecommerce
Wait for the return window to close before calling a campaign profitable.
B2B
A form fill in March and a won deal in September, connected by one budget decision.
Lead Generation
Every lead sales rejects becomes an exclusion signal in the ad accounts the next day.
Marketing Teams
Replace Monday's five ad managers and one spreadsheet with one decision log you can read.
Growth Teams
A losing variant leaves rotation on its readout date, archived against the hypothesis that proposed it.
Agencies
Twelve clients, twelve sets of limits, and no audience list that crosses between them.
Multi-Brand Groups
Move budget between brands on comparable margin, not on whichever country manager reports first.
One goal. Every channel. Real business truth.
Connect your ad accounts, say what a good customer is worth, and let the Growth Brain work the objective inside limits you set.
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