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For small teams

Few hands. No room for wasted effort.

A small team cannot afford to spend a week on the wrong thing. Anti-Agency Club reads every channel you run, reconciles it against real revenue, and hands the whole team one ranked plan - the three things worth doing this week, so everyone pulls in the same direction.

FIG 1.1 - Small team, shared desk. Illustrative.
The team's Monday

Everyone on the same three things.

Before · between everything else
-A few people covering every channel between them.
-Everyone checking different platforms, reaching different views.
-A Monday meeting spent debating what even matters.
-Effort spread thin across things that never move the needle.
-No time to step back and see the whole picture.
After · with Anti-Agency Club
01Only one of four campaigns is profitable - consolidate spend.
02Meta and Google overlap audiences - exclude existing customers.
03Email segmentation would lift retention - worth a test.
Three priorities, ranked by revenue impact. Then split the work and go.
What it does

What it actually does for a small team.

The wedge · focus
The three things worth doing.
No room for wasted effort - so the plan is capped at the few moves that actually matter this week, ranked by revenue impact, in plain English the whole team can act on.
Capped at three Ranked Plain English
Breadth · every channel
Reads everything you run.
Paid, email, SMS, organic and creative are reconciled against real revenue in one model - so a quiet email flow driving reorders is weighed against the paid campaign chasing new customers.
~26 channels Revenue-verified One model
Output · alignment
One plan the team shares.
Everyone works from the same ranked plan every Monday - so the team stops debating priorities and pulls in the same direction, without a two-hour meeting to get there.
Shared priorities Every Monday No long meeting
FIG 3.4 - One plan, everyone aligned. Illustrative.
Proof

"We are three people wearing ten hats. The ranked plan means we stop debating what to do and just do the three things that matter."

Small team lead · illustrative, composited from client work
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Priorities the whole team rallies behind each week - not thirty tabs of conflicting data. Illustrative, from client work.
FAQ

Questions.

No. It connects read-only in about five minutes and hands the whole team one ranked plan a week. Everyone works from the same three priorities, so there is less debating and more doing.

About five minutes. It connects read-only to the tools you already run - Meta, Google Ads, GA4, Shopify, email - via OAuth. No pixel, no tag, no migration. The weekly loop then runs on its own.

Yes. It reads every channel you run - paid, email, SMS, organic, creative - reconciles them in one model, and ranks across all of them. You see the few things that matter, wherever they are, not one channel in isolation.

Read-only access, encrypted in transit and at rest, never sold or used to train models. You can revoke any connection in one click and the data is deleted within 30 days.

We're pre-launch. Join the waitlist and you'll get priority access as we open up - first through the door, not the forty-first.

The three things worth doing this week.

Run the free diagnostic to see your verdict, then join the waitlist for priority access when Anti-Agency Club opens up.

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