Latest years evolution in mobile devices has increased dramatically the amount of data and available information for advertisers around the world. Computational cost and available time to process data and be able to distinguish true users from anomalies or noise has only increased. Thus, the creation of a method to detect outliers could support Marketing researchers and increase their precision in understanding online behavior. Recent studies showthat, so far, meta-algorithms have not been used to detect outliers. Metaalgorithms tend to bring benefits because they reduce dependency that a single algorithm can generate. This work proposes a sequential model-centric ensemble design that uses different algorithms in outlier detection to obtain better results than those obtained by a single algorithm. The novelty in this approach consists in: (i) exploring the sequential technique, using algorithms that impact the next one and whose results are a combination of previously obtained results; (ii) centralizing performance around the model and not the data, which means the ensemble is applied in the whole dataset and not on different subsamples; (iii) support Marketing researchers that need to operate data Science in a more robust and coherent way.