Social Analytics & Reporting
What actually drove visits, not vanity likes.
Numbers are easy to collect and hard to use. Your agent turns views, likes, comments, and clicks into a plain-English answer to the only question that matters: what should we do more of next month.
Free to start with $10 in credits · No credit card · Part of the Marketing Automation Agent
The problem
Most local businesses market Blind
The platforms hand back metrics, but nobody has time to stitch five analytics tabs into a decision, so posting stays a habit instead of a strategy. Measurement is how marketing earns its budget. This page shows how the agent does the measuring, the explaining, and the next-month planning for you.
What this page shows
From live dashboard to month-end decisions that draft next Month's Plan
One Dashboard
The whole picture at a Glance
Post Overview shows Scheduled, Published, Drafts, and Failed; Engagement shows Total Views, Likes, Comments, and Clicks across published posts, with movement against the previous week. Two seconds tells you whether the machine is running.
From Metrics to Meaning
A report written in Plain English
At month end the agent explains which posts drove bookings, calls, walk-ins, and sales, which flopped and probably why, and which themes deserve a bigger slot next month. Read it in five minutes; act on it in one.
Campaign Scorecards
Every campaign gets its own Readout
Each Run Campaign arc reports against the goal it was built for, with reach, engagement, and clicks per post, so a weekend-offer push and a product-drop launch are judged on their own terms.
The Loop Closes
Next month Drafts Itself
Findings become the next plan automatically: winning themes rebooked, weak slots reworked, and the drafted calendar waiting for your twenty-minute approval. Reporting that ends in action, not in a spreadsheet.
Numbers That Travel
Proof you can Show Anyone
Clean summaries you can hand a partner, a bookkeeper, or your own team, so marketing spend gets defended with evidence instead of feelings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Start with reach and engagement, views, likes, comments, and clicks, to see what earns attention, then tie those to actions that make money: bookings, calls, direction requests, and checkout clicks. The agent tracks both layers and connects them in the monthly report.
By connecting activity to outcomes. The report ties specific posts and campaigns to the bookings, walk-ins, and sales that followed, so you see which content earned revenue instead of guessing from likes.
A plain-English summary: top posts and why they worked, campaigns scored against their goals, engagement trends, and a recommended plan for next month, already drafted for your approval.
Yes. Every Run Campaign plan gets its own scorecard against the goal you set, so seasonal pushes, product drops, and weekly themes are judged separately.
Marketing that reports to you.
Explore Social Analytics & Reporting inside your Marketing Automation Agent. Start free with $10 in credits.
Free to start with $10 in credits · No credit card · Part of the Marketing Automation Agent
The flow
Tracked live, explained at month end, drafted for Next Month
Select a step to preview. The slide updates without moving the page.
Posts · comments · clicks
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Everything is Tracked
Every post, comment, and click from the moment it happens.