Attribution Only Matters If It Leads to Action
Most attribution tools stop at reporting. Wicked Reports is built as a decision system:
Measure (Truth)
Signal (Training)
Action (AI)
That distinction matters depending on the kind of decisions your team needs to make.
MEASURE:
What Data Are You Actually Looking At?
- MMM and incrementality models
- Aggregated, probabilistic outputs
- Designed for blended online + offline spend
- Excellent for TV, retail, and macro planning
- Directional by design
- First-party data only
- No cookies required
- Tracking scripts load from your brand’s domain
- Deterministic customer journeys
- Infinite lookback windows
SIGNAL:
Measurement Without Feedback Loops Breaks Optimization
MMM and incrementality models are read-only systems.
They explain what might be happening, but they don’t feed optimization engines in real time. Wicked Reports goes further.
By using clean, first-party measurement, Wicked Reports generates high-fidelity signals that can be used to:
- Train Meta toward new customer acquisition
- Reduce retargeting bias
- Reinforce what actually creates demand
Without signal integrity, platforms optimize toward noise.
ACTION:
Weekly Decisions vs Quarterly Direction
- $150M+ annual revenue brands
- Heavy TV, offline, or retail presence
- Long planning cycles
- Comfort with black-box outputs
- Directional decision-making
- $5M–$50M ecommerce brands
- Meta, Google, lifecycle-driven growth
- Weekly execution and iteration
- Clear accountability
- Explainable decisions
for ecommerce teams who need clarity before complexity.
Why Tier 11’s John Moran Moved Clients from Northbeam to Wicked Reports
- Provided insight, but not execution clarity
- Didn’t translate cleanly into media buying decisions
- Lacked actionable feedback loops
Compare Capability
Where Wicked Reports Goes Beyond Measurement: Signal + Action
- Sends new-customer-only events to Meta via Conversion API
- Groups signals by SKU
- Reinforces what actually creates net-new buyers
- Improves Meta’s optimization over time
- Evaluates campaigns through Scale / Chill / Kill
- Ties performance directly to budget movement
- Highlights both opportunity and waste
- Replaces hours of spreadsheet analysis with ranked decisions
Common Questions About Switching
No. Many brands keep Northbeam for macro planning while using Wicked Reports for execution.
No — it’s decisive. Leadership prefers explainable decisions over abstract lift curves.
Then you’ve surfaced reality. Brands don’t switch because numbers look prettier — they switch because decisions finally make sense.
If most of your spend is TV, offline, or retail-driven — and you’re comfortable with directional advice — Northbeam may remain the right primary tool.






