Reporting in clicks
Your vendor sends impressions, CTR and cost per click, and “what did a deal cost” goes unanswered.
Service 06 · Analytics & reporting
A dashboard that shows what each deal costs by channel and campaign. Plus a regular review: what works, what we switch off and where we move the budget.
Your vendor sends impressions, CTR and cost per click, and “what did a deal cost” goes unanswered.
It’s unclear which channel pays back, so money is allocated by habit, not by revenue.
Before you raise the budget, you need to know where it will bring deals and where it will just push up cost per lead.
Analytics is built on tracking data. If leads and deals don’t reach the CRM and the ad accounts yet, we’ll start with tracking.
We reconcile the numbers in ad accounts, analytics and CRM, and find where data gets lost or duplicated.
We agree on what counts as a lead, an MQL and a deal, and build the dashboard on your data.
Calls with conclusions, a monthly report and the decision log.
Analytics feeds back into the offer, landing pages, creative and budgets, and the cycle starts again.
Monthly, fixed fee
Quoted after the brief
An agency usually reports on its own work: impressions, clicks, conversions in the ad account. We count the business’s money: what a lead, a qualified lead and a deal cost, and how much revenue they brought in.
Yes. An independent view of the numbers is most useful precisely when someone else runs the campaigns. We need read access to your ad accounts, analytics and CRM.
Usually Looker Studio or your CRM’s reports, but we can build it in another tool you already use. The dashboard stays with you.
Access, consistent deal stages in the CRM, and deal values. Without them, the dashboard shows leads but not revenue.
Send a request and we’ll reply within one business day to set up a call. Within 2 business days after the call you get a plan and a proposal with price and timeline.
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