Most companies monitor whether their ads are running. Almost nobody monitors whether quality data is arriving. I find where marketing signals break between systems and fix it before it costs you another quarter.
Find out what's breakingYour marketing stack has six to fifteen tools that pass data to each other. Your website sends data to analytics. Analytics connects to your CRM. Your CRM feeds audience lists back to ad platforms. Ad platforms report costs back to your dashboards.
Each tool works fine on its own. The problems happen at the connections: where data moves from one system to another. A field gets dropped. A sync goes stale. A tracking parameter gets stripped. And suddenly your ad platforms are optimizing on 60% of reality.
Nobody monitors those connections. Your analytics team watches analytics. Your CRM admin watches the CRM. Your agency watches the ad platforms. But nobody watches the spaces in between. That's where the data breaks: silently, continuously, expensively.
I'm Erich Eisenhart. I build and fix the infrastructure between marketing platforms: the tracking, the integrations, and the data pipelines that connect what your team does to what your dashboards show.
The same patterns keep showing up. A DTC brand scaling paid media discovers that half their purchase events never reach the ad platforms. A B2B company with a sophisticated CRM finds out that none of their offline conversions are feeding back to Google. An enterprise advertiser running six platforms realizes every single one is grading its own homework, and nobody's reconciling the numbers.
Unfortunately, these aren't edge cases. Poor signal quality is default state. Marketing stacks are built tool by tool, integration by integration, over years; and nobody ever steps back to verify that the whole system is telling the truth. That's what I do. I see the full picture, find where the signals break, and fix the connections so your data matches reality.