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Digital strategy consultancy, applied.

Independent advice on your website, technology, AI and marketing, from a team that also designs and builds. You leave with a prioritised roadmap, not a slide deck that gathers dust.

  • Website, technical and AI advice
  • A prioritised roadmap
  • Independent of any platform
  • Delivery if you want it

What decision are you facing?

Tell us where the business is heading and what's in the way. We'll suggest where to start.

What do you need?

Global
brand experience.

  • Louis-Dreyfus Foundation
  • Desucla
  • London Museum
  • Black Brick
  • Healthscope
  • Cupello
  • Enness Global
  • ACE Aquatec
  • JTI
  • Netacea

What does a consultancy do?

A digital strategy consultancy helps a business decide where to invest online and in what order. It reviews your goals, customers, website, technology and marketing, then recommends what to fix, build or stop, with the reasons and rough costs. The result is a prioritised roadmap your team, suppliers or an agency can deliver, so every project points at the same goals.

Last reviewed 25 October 2026 by the Rubik Digital team.

  • Review

    Where you are, honestly assessed.

  • Decide

    What matters most, and what doesn't.

  • Prioritise

    A roadmap in a sensible order.

  • Deliver

    By your team, or ours.

Years in business
15+
Global brands
50+
Industry sectors
13+

Sound familiar?

  • You

    Every supplier recommends what they sell.

    Rubik Digital

    Independent advice on platforms, tools and agencies, based on your goals rather than a product.

  • You

    We're spending on digital but can't see what works.

    Rubik Digital

    Clear goals and measurement first, so spend follows what brings enquiries and revenue.

  • You

    We have a long list of projects and no order.

    Rubik Digital

    A roadmap that ranks each project by impact, effort and what it depends on.

  • You

    Everyone's talking about AI. Where do we start?

    Rubik Digital

    A practical look at where AI saves time or wins customers in your business, and where it doesn't.

Advice you can act on.

Every engagement ends with a roadmap like this one, for a fictional business: what to do now, next and later, across your website, technology, AI and marketing.

Now

This quarter

  • Digital

    Measure what matters

    Goals agreed and tracking fixed, so every enquiry is credited to the right channel.

  • Technical

    Fix the slowest pages

    Speed issues on the pages that bring the most enquiries.

  • Website

    Rewrite the service pages

    Clearer offers and proof on the pages buyers compare.

Next

Months 4 to 6

  • Technical

    Connect the CRM

    Website enquiries sent to the CRM with their source, so sales follow up fast.

  • Website

    Restructure the website

    Navigation and pages organised around what customers come to do.

  • AI

    Pilot an AI assistant

    One contained use, such as support answers, tested before a wider rollout.

Later

Months 7 to 12

  • Technical

    Move to a better CMS

    A platform your team can update without waiting for a developer.

  • AI

    Show up in AI answers

    Content structured so assistants like ChatGPT can recommend you.

  • Digital

    Launch in a new market

    Localised pages and campaigns, once the core website performs.

From questions to a plan.

Five stages. Most engagements take a few weeks, depending on how much research is needed.

  1. Listen

    Goals and constraints.

    Conversations with leadership and the people who do the work.

  2. Review

    Where you are.

    Website, analytics, technology, marketing and competitors reviewed.

  3. Decide

    What matters most.

    Options weighed with your team in a working session.

  4. Plan

    A prioritised roadmap.

    Projects ranked by impact, effort and dependencies, with rough costs.

  5. Guide

    Kept on course.

    Regular check-ins while your team, suppliers or we deliver it.

Start a project

Who should set your strategy?

There's more than one way to get digital advice. Here's how the options usually compare.

  • A supplier's advice

    Independence
    Recommends what it sells
    Output
    A proposal
    Practicality
    Varies
    After the plan
    Sells the next project
  • A strategy-only firm

    Independence
    Independent
    Output
    A report or deck
    Practicality
    Can be hard to deliver
    After the plan
    Hands over
  • Rubik

    Independence
    Independent, and says when we're not the right fit
    Output
    A prioritised roadmap
    Practicality
    Checked by people who build
    After the plan
    Delivery or guidance, your choice
  • WordPress
  • Strapi
  • Payload
  • Concrete CMS
  • Shopify
  • Laravel
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • PHP
  • HubSpot
  • Stripe
  • Google Analytics
  • Google Search Console
  • Cloudflare
  • DigitalOcean
  • Amazon Web Services
  • Figma

What does it cost?

It depends on how much of the business is in scope, how much research is needed and how many people are involved. A focused review of one area, such as your website, is a short engagement; a full digital strategy takes longer. We agree a fixed price after a first conversation.

Get a fixed proposal

What moves the price

  • Scope

    One area, or the whole of digital.

    Effect on budget: High

  • Research

    Customer and competitor work.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • People

    How many teams are involved.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • Workshops

    Sessions to reach decisions.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • Ongoing guidance

    Check-ins during delivery.

    Effect on budget: Low

Why Rubik to advise?

Our consultants work alongside designers, developers and SEO specialists, so every recommendation is one we know how to deliver.

  1. Advice that ships.

    Recommendations checked by the people who'd build them.

  2. Independent.

    We recommend what fits, even when it isn't us.

  3. Plain English.

    Clear reasons and trade-offs, without jargon.

  4. Your choice after.

    Deliver it yourselves, with others or with us.

What our clients say

Expert guidance and flawless execution. Our go‑to agency for all things digital.”
Nic CooperStrategy Director

Digital Strategy & Consultancy Questions,
answered.

What people usually ask us before a project starts. If yours isn't here, ask it in the form and someone senior will reply.

A marketing strategy decides how to reach and persuade customers. A digital strategy is broader: it covers your website, technology, data and AI as well as marketing, and decides where to invest across all of them.

Start a conversation

Ready for a clear plan?

Tell us where the business is heading and what's in the way. We'll suggest where to start.

Tell us about your project.

A few lines is plenty — no brief required.

What are you planning?