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MARKETING DATA ENGINEERING

Your marketing data warehouse.Ready for reporting.

I build or improve your BigQuery warehouse to centralize the marketing sources your team relies on and reduce manual report preparation. You get documented data models, scheduled updates, and validated tables ready for dashboards and analysis.

For agencies and marketing teams.

YOUR REPORTING FOUNDATION
YOUR SOURCES
01Google Ads
02Meta Ads
03GA4 / CRM
BigQueryClean · Model · Validate
Documented model
REPORTING TABLES
Campaigns
Performance
From scattered sources to a reusable data foundation.

01 / THE PROBLEM

Too much time goes into preparing the data.

When campaign, CRM, and analytics data live in different platforms and files, every report starts with cleaning, joining, and checking the same information again.

Scattered sources

Different structures, histories, and metric definitions.

Manual preparation

Files and transformations have to be rebuilt or adjusted every reporting cycle.

Hard-to-explain differences

Numbers are difficult to trust when the source and calculation logic are unclear.

02 / WHAT’S INCLUDED

A data foundation your team can actually use.

The implementation is built around a defined reporting or analysis use case, with clear sources, data rules, and outputs.

Validated with data, not just a working connection.

We review coverage, quality rules, and differences from the source before handover.

01

Source integrations & loads

Connections to the agreed sources, with documented historical coverage and refresh frequency.

02

Warehouse & data model

Tables, identifiers, and relationships organized so the data can be queried at a consistent level of detail.

03

Analysis & reporting tables

Tables or views with documented dimensions, metrics, and calculation rules for the defined use case.

04

Quality controls & handover

Validation checks, issue records, and documentation for reviewing updates and handling exceptions.

The core service delivers the data foundation. Full dashboard design, presentations, and automated distribution are scoped separately when needed.

03 / INTERACTIVE DEMO

See what happens when the data arrives again.

Explore a synthetic data example and see how repeated loads, updates, and exceptions affect the reporting output.

5 stages · approximately 12 seconds

Interactive simulation using synthetic data. It does not connect to real accounts or process client data.

PAID MEDIA / SOURCES → REPORTINGExample / 01
Google AdsMeta AdsLinkedIn Ads
  1. Ingest01
  2. Transform02
  3. Validate03
  4. Load04
  5. Result05

Comparable metrics use the same period, currency, and documented definitions.

Reporting table

One row per platform, account, campaign, and day.

Validated
Synthetic data · 30 June 2026 · USD · no client data
Source / campaignSpendClicksStatus
Google AdsG-01 · Brand searchUSD 1,2001,200Valid
Meta AdsM-01 · ProspectingUSD 1,0002,000Valid
Google AdsG-01 · Generic searchUSD 500450Valid
LinkedIn AdsL-01 · Fund informationUSD 300150Valid
Validated totalUSD 3,0003,8004 rows
Input records
6
Valid records
4
Duplicates
2
Exceptions
0
Reporting rows
4

Validated example. Replay the load or simulate a change.

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04 / HOW I WORK

A clear process. A usable data foundation.

We start with a specific use case and leave the data model, controls, and handover documented.

  1. 01

    Define and connect

    We review your sources, accounts, historical coverage, and update frequency. I configure extraction and keep the source traceable.

  2. 02

    Build and validate

    I organize the tables, document metrics and check results against the agreed sources.

  3. 03

    Deliver and enable

    I deliver reporting-ready tables, validation checks and a guide to run the workflow and review exceptions.

05 / CORE TOOLS

Real tools. Matched to your environment.

The exact stack depends on the sources, existing environment, and agreed scope.

  • Google Ads
  • Meta
  • GA4
  • BigQuery
  • SQL
  • Python
  • Looker Studio
  • dbt / Dataform

06 / BEFORE WE START

Scope and common questions.

Before implementation, we agree on the sources, available history, required outputs, refresh frequency, and acceptance criteria.

01Can you work with my existing warehouse?

Yes. We first review what already exists and decide what should be retained, fixed, or extended. A specific use case does not require rebuilding the entire environment.

02Does this include finished dashboards or reports?

The core scope delivers the warehouse and reporting-ready tables. Full dashboard design, presentations, and automated delivery can be added as a separate reporting automation scope.

03What do you need to get started?

I need to understand your sources, the reporting or analysis need, and the current process. Required access is defined after the scope is reviewed; you do not need to share credentials in the initial conversation.

04How are the budget and timeline determined?

They depend on the number and accessibility of sources, available history, refresh frequency, model complexity, and required outputs. The proposal separates implementation work from platform and ongoing support costs.

HAVE A DATA PROJECT?

Let’s talk.

Tell me what your team needs.

Share the sources you use, the reporting problem you want to solve, and what is getting in the way. We can discuss whether this service is a fit and define the next step.

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