Data Analytics · Singapore

You have the data. You just can't get a straight answer out of it.

Campaign data in one place, CRM data in another, revenue data in a third, and no single view that tells you what's actually driving results. We connect the sources, build the attribution and the reporting, and turn a pile of numbers into decisions you can defend.

The Problem

The B2B Data Analytics Problem

Most marketing teams aren't short of data. They're short of answers. Three patterns are usually why.

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You can report activity, but not revenue.

The monthly report is full of impressions, clicks, opens, sessions. None of it connects to pipeline or revenue, so when leadership asks what marketing actually returned, the honest answer is a shrug. You're measuring motion, not outcome.

02

The data sits in silos.

Ad platforms, the CRM, the website, the email tool — each holds a piece, none of them talk, and stitching them together by hand in a spreadsheet eats a day every month and still doesn't reconcile. There's no single view of performance, so every question becomes a project.

03

Decisions get made on gut feel.

Because the data is too messy to trust, the big calls — where to spend next quarter, which channel to cut — get made on instinct and the loudest opinion in the room. Not because anyone wants to guess, but because the numbers can't be relied on to settle it.

Data work we've delivered

IMDA
SAP
CommScope
NUS
Prudential
KeyReply

The Method

How we make data answer the question

Analytics work fails when it starts with a dashboard. We start with the question you need answered, then build back to the data that answers it.

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Phase 1

Data audit and source mapping.

We map every source you have — ad platforms, CRM, website, email, sales data — and find what's connected, what's missing, and what can't be trusted. You get a clear picture of your data estate and the gaps that are stopping it from answering your questions.

  • Full inventory of all data sources
  • Connection audit — what talks, what doesn't
  • Data quality and trust assessment
  • Gap map: what's blocking your answers
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Phase 2

Attribution model design.

We design the model that connects marketing activity to outcomes: which touchpoints get credit, how channels compare on the same basis, how spend maps to pipeline and revenue. Built to your sales cycle and your data reality, not a textbook default.

  • Attribution model fitted to your sales cycle
  • Touchpoint credit framework
  • Spend-to-pipeline mapping
  • Channel comparison on a consistent basis
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Phase 3

Dashboard and reporting setup.

We build the reporting layer so the answer is always one look away: real-time dashboards that show what's working, by channel, by campaign, by segment, in language your team and your leadership both read. ETL and data management underneath so the numbers reconcile.

  • Real-time dashboards by channel and campaign
  • ETL and data management layer
  • Leadership-ready reporting format
  • Numbers that reconcile across systems
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Phase 4

Ongoing analysis and insights.

Dashboards show what happened; analysis explains why and what to do next. We deliver the read, not just the data: where the spend is working, where it isn't, what to test, what to forecast. The point is better decisions, not prettier charts.

  • Regular analysis read: what's working, what to shift
  • Spend and channel optimisation recommendations
  • Forecasting and scenario modelling
  • Monthly decision-ready reporting cycles

Proven Results

Data Analytics in Numbers

Real outcomes across attribution modelling, data integration, and analytics programs for enterprise B2B clients.

Pages Analysed & Restructured
8000+

Analysed and restructured for IMDA using a data-led, no-survey approach.

Lower Cost-Per-Lead (SAP)
10×

Across six SEA markets via data integration and attribution — $1,000 down to $108 per lead.

Analytics Foundation
GA4 + Real-Time Dashboards

Built for IMDA, replacing a team that had no analytics visibility with channel and journey reporting they could act on day to day.

Client Results

Data Work That Performed

Real outcomes across data integration, attribution modelling, and analytics dashboards for enterprise B2B clients in Singapore and Southeast Asia.

IMDA
Data-Led IA

IMDA — A data-led information architecture for an 8,000-page government site.

Challenge

IMDA needed to redesign the information architecture of its 8,000-page government website around what users actually need, but with no direct access to those users for research. The usual answer — a survey programme — wasn't available. The decisions still had to be defensible.

Approach

We adopted a data-first approach in place of user research: GA4 traffic and exit patterns, Hotjar scroll depth and rage clicks, and PageSpeed data to identify high-impact pages and priority journeys, with ETL and data management to make 8,000 pages analysable. A Jobs-to-be-Done framework turned the data into user pathways and a new IA model.

Result

A new navigation structure and content model built on evidence, not opinion, and prioritised around what the data showed mattered most to users — delivered without the need for a new survey budget. Data standing in for research, and standing up to scrutiny.

8000+
Pages analysed, no survey budget
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IMDA
Analytics + Dashboards

IMDA — Analytics dashboards a government team could actually use.

Challenge

IMDA's team lacked the analytics visibility to understand how visitors engaged with its site, and needed reporting they could read and act on — fast — without a data specialist to interpret it.

Approach

We designed a GA4 tracking framework and built real-time dashboards that surfaced the metrics that mattered — performance by channel and journey — in a format a non-specialist team could use day to day.

Result

Reporting the team described as "way better than what our team could achieve with prototypes, and in a very short time." Analytics visibility where there had been none.

Real-time
Channel + journey visibility
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SAP
Data Integration

SAP — Data integration that cut cost-per-lead tenfold.

Challenge

SAP's marketing and product teams ran on disparate, siloed systems, with fragmented information flow between marketing and sales and no clean way to measure or compare lead performance across six SEA markets.

Approach

We integrated the campaign data into HubSpot to create a single measurable view, then used it to attribute and optimise lead generation market by market — Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand — on a consistent basis.

Result

A 10× improvement in average cost-per-lead, from around $1,000 to $108, across the six markets. Proof that the gain wasn't a better ad — it was better measurement.

10×
Lower cost-per-lead ($1,000 → $108)
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Why Construct Digital

Why Our Analytics Holds Up

Plenty of firms will build you a dashboard. Far fewer connect the data to the decision — and fewer still are a marketing agency that understands what the numbers are for.

Marketers who do data

Marketers who do data, not data scientists guessing at marketing.

We analyse marketing data as marketers: we know what a CPL, an attribution model, or a channel mix decision actually means for your plan, because we run those plans. The analysis serves a marketing decision, not a statistics exercise.

Data connected to revenue

We connect data to revenue, not just to charts.

The work is built to answer "what's driving pipeline?" — not "what happened last month?" Attribution and ROI analysis tie activity to outcomes, so the report you take to leadership is about contribution, not activity.

Data-led without research budget

Data-led even when there's no user research budget.

The IMDA work is the proof: an 8,000-page IA rebuilt on GA4, Hotjar, and PageSpeed data when direct user research wasn't possible. When you can't run the survey, the data you already have can often answer the question — if someone knows how to read it.

Reporting for teams and leadership

Reporting your team and your leadership both understand.

Dashboards built for the people who use them, not for the analyst who built them. Real-time, plain, and decision-ready — the reason a government team called our dashboards better than what they could build themselves, delivered fast.

You pay for the thinking

You pay for the thinking. The production runs AI-native.

The analytical judgement — what to measure, which model fits, what the numbers mean — is what you're buying. The production: data cleaning, ETL, query, anomaly detection, report generation, runs AI-native, where AI compresses time most. More sources connected, more questions answered, for the same engagement.

One team across data, web, and marketing

One team across data, web, and marketing.

Because we also run the campaigns, build the sites, and manage the CRM, the data work connects to the thing it's measuring. No throwing analysis over a wall to a team that doesn't know the marketing it's meant to inform.

Engagement Model

Start with the question, not the dashboard

Data analytics is bought to answer something specific. We start by finding the real question, then build the data that answers it.

Data Audit & Source Map

Data Audit & Source Map

A standalone diagnostic: we map your data sources, find what's connected and what can't be trusted, and show you exactly what's stopping your data from answering your questions. You get a data-estate map and a prioritised plan — useful on its own, with us or in-house. The productised entry point that earns the build.

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Build the model and the reporting

Build the model and the reporting.

Attribution model, ETL and data plumbing, and the dashboards on top. You move from siloed sources to a single, trustworthy view of performance.

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Ongoing analysis retainer

Ongoing analysis (retainer).

The part that compounds: a regular read of what's working, what to shift, and what to forecast — so the data drives decisions every month, not just once at setup.

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This is marketing and business data analytics — connecting campaign, CRM, and revenue data. If you specifically need website behaviour and conversion tracking, that's Web Analytics. The two often run together.

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

"At first glance, it is a very pretty format, way better than what our team could achieve with prototypes. And in a very short time. Well-done, awesome!"
Nic, IMDA DTO
Nic
DTO, IMDA
"Thank you for your great support over the past year and for sharing these latest insights."
Nicholas Bureau, IMDA
Nicholas Bureau
Deputy Director CMD, IMDA

Got Questions

Data Analytics FAQs

01 What's the difference between Data Analytics and Web Analytics? remove

Web Analytics is about website behaviour: how visitors move through your site, where they convert, where they drop off (GA4, conversion tracking). Data Analytics is broader: connecting campaign, CRM, and revenue data to answer marketing and business questions like attribution, ROI, and forecasting. The two often run together — website behaviour is one of the sources Data Analytics pulls in.

02 We have data everywhere but no single view. Where do you start? add

With a Data Audit and Source Map: we inventory every source, find what's connected and what can't be trusted, and show you what's blocking the answers you need. That diagnostic stands on its own and gives you a prioritised plan — whether you build with us or in-house.

03 Can you connect marketing activity to actual revenue? add

That's the core of the work. We design an attribution model fitted to your sales cycle and data, then build the reporting that ties spend and activity to pipeline and revenue — so you can show contribution, not just activity.

04 What if we don't have clean data or a big research budget? add

Common, and not a blocker. The data audit handles the "messy data" problem directly. And as the IMDA work showed — an 8,000-page IA rebuilt on existing GA4, Hotjar, and PageSpeed data — the data you already have can often answer the question without new research budget, if it's read properly.

05 What tools and platforms do you work in? add

We work across GA4, the major ad platforms, CRMs like HubSpot and Salesforce, and BI/reporting layers. We recommend and build on what fits your stack rather than forcing a single tool — the priority is a trustworthy single view, not a particular logo.

06 How does AI change how you do analytics? add

The analytical judgement — what to measure, which model fits, what the numbers mean — is what you're paying for. The production: data cleaning, ETL, querying, anomaly detection, and report generation, runs AI-native, which is where AI compresses time most. You get more sources connected and more questions answered for the same engagement.

Ready to Begin

Stop guessing. Start with the question your data should be answering.

Tell us what you're trying to find out and what data you've got, and we'll map your sources and show you what it would take to get a straight answer. Connected data, real attribution, reporting you can take to leadership.