The white-label specialist you don’t have to hire.

White-label analytics, tracking, Google Ads and performance media for creative, media and web agencies. I spent most of my career inside agencies, so I know how the work needs to arrive: scoped, on time and ready to carry your logo.

Depends what you’ve already sold.

You’ve sold it

A costing to mark up

The work is won and you need a number. You get one page: the scope as I understand it, an hours table and the assumptions. No sales pitch and no branding.

  • Straight to the hours
  • Assumptions and exclusions spelled out
  • Ready to drop into your estimate

You’re still selling it

A proposal for your client

You need to explain something technical to a client who isn’t technical. I write the full document, with the reasoning in plain English, and leave it unbranded so your cover goes on the front.

  • Explains the why as well as the what
  • Completely unbranded
  • I can join the presentation if it helps

What agencies bring me in for.

Mostly the technical measurement work that’s hard to hire for and risky to improvise.

Tracking and analytics builds

Measurement plans, GA4 and Tag Manager, server-side tagging and Conversions API for the sites and campaigns you deliver.

Audits before a pitch or a takeover

An independent read on a prospect’s ad accounts or analytics, so you walk in knowing more than the incumbent.

Paid media you don’t staff for

Google Ads and paid social planning, builds and management when your team is creative-led or simply full.

Feed-based and dynamic ads

Product and catalogue feeds, dynamic creative templates and the automation behind them, with a handover to your client at the end.

Custom AI scripts and tools

Scripts built around your team’s workflow: budget pacing, automatic rebalancing between campaigns, keyword grouping and bulk ad builds ready to import. Documented so your people can run them.

Campaign landing pages

Landing page variants for your paid campaigns, with enquiry forms and click tracking wired in, delivered under your brand.

Marketing mix modelling

A statistical read on what each channel contributed, for clients whose budget questions have outgrown platform reports.

Dashboards and reporting

Client reporting that your account team can present with confidence, built on sources that reconcile.

SEO for site launches

Migration plans, redirect maps and technical checks, so the site you built doesn’t lose the traffic the old one had.

How I behave around your clients.

Michael Corry drawing a media mix chart on a whiteboard
  • Your client stays your client.

  • Your brand goes on everything, or mine does, as you prefer.

  • Scope changes get flagged and costed before any extra work starts.

  • Everything is documented, so your team can pick it up after me.

What agencies ask first.

Will you deal with our client directly?

Only if you want me to. Some agencies introduce me as part of the team, some as a specialist partner, and some keep me out of sight. All three are fine.

Will you approach our clients for direct work?

No. Your client stays your client. If they ever come to me directly, you’ll hear about it from me first.

How do you charge agencies?

By the hour against an agreed scope, at a rate we settle between us. You get an hours table for each job, so marking it up is simple.

How quickly can you turn a costing around?

A straightforward costing is a short document, so it’s fast. Send the brief and tell me your deadline.

What if the brief changes halfway through?

It usually does. I’ll flag the change, cost the difference and wait for your go-ahead before doing anything outside the scope.

Which work can we hand over under our own brand?

White-label Google Ads management, white-label analytics and white-label tracking are the most common: audits, GA4 and Tag Manager builds, server-side tagging and campaign management. The work is scoped, delivered and documented under your agency’s name, for agencies anywhere in Australia.

Got a brief that needs a specialist?

Send it over with your deadline. You’ll get a costing or a list of questions back, whichever the brief needs.