Your dashboard shows numbers. The Analyst tells you what to do about them
- Eleven sources, one read
- Every claim shows its source
- Findings, not charts
Hey Stéphane, here is your July.
Ask about anything on this page…
A good month on Google, an expensive one on ads
Visits from Google
396
+14% vs June
AI answers naming you
21 of 42
+3 vs June
Searches in the top 3
2 of 23
no change
Items published
12
-1 vs June
Cost per click
$3.20
+18% vs June
What you published, and what it earned
Total content published
12
-1 vs June
Total reach
90,730
+14% vs June
Total interactions
1,499
+9% vs June
Avg. engagement rate
1.7%
-0.2 pts vs June
Audience growth
+49
-22 vs June
What you are aiming for
Reach the top 10 on your three best searches
2there
Be named in a third of all AI answers
21%of 42 questions
Double what Google sends you, by December
396visits a month
Publish thirteen items a month, every month
12this month
Keep a bought click under $3
$3.20average this month
The Overview tab and the Analyst panel. Every figure is labelled with where it came from.
Businesses across North America use Glowtify to get seen.
Four things a dashboard cannot do
You don't learn the tool. You ask it.
It gives you the bad half too: “More people saw you, fewer of them reacted.”
How did July go?
More people saw you in July than in June. Fewer of them did anything about it.You reached about 14% more people than in June, mostly because of the boost money and a busier month on LinkedIn.But the two things that actually get a response, the buyer’s checklists and the finish guide, stayed at two. More people saw you, fewer of them reacted.Ask about anything on this page…
A good month on Google, an expensive one on ads
Visits from Google
396
+14% vs June
AI answers naming you
21 of 42
+3 vs June
Searches in the top 3
2 of 23
no change
Items published
12
-1 vs June
Cost per click
$3.20
+18% vs June
What you published, and what it earned
Total content published
12
-1 vs June
Total reach
90,730
+14% vs June
Total interactions
1,499
+9% vs June
Avg. engagement rate
1.7%
-0.2 pts vs June
Audience growth
+49
-22 vs June
What you are aiming for
Reach the top 10 on your three best searches
2there
Be named in a third of all AI answers
21%of 42 questions
Double what Google sends you, by December
396visits a month
Publish thirteen items a month, every month
12this month
Keep a bought click under $3
$3.20average this month
A claim, its evidence, its limits, and the next move
1LinkedIn does twice the work of Instagram and gets none of the money
Five LinkedIn posts earned 512 engagements in July, double the rate Instagram manages on an audience four times the size. Every dollar of boost money went to Instagram and Facebook.
4Each platform counts an impression its own way, so read the rate against LinkedIn's own history rather than against Instagram's.
5Repeat the two posts that earned 337 engagements
- 1A verdict in plain EnglishOne sentence you can repeat to your team without opening the tool.
- 2The figures behind itThree rows with the comparison built in. Check the reasoning without leaving the card.
- 3Where every claim comes fromEach sentence traced to the export it came from, with the date range and the method.
- 4What the source cannot seeThe caveat ships with the finding, not in a footnote.
- 5One action, handed overIt becomes a brief in your plan. Next month's read opens by telling you whether it worked.
Then you just ask it
Your words, not the platform's
“Where you usually land on Google”, not “average SERP position”. Nobody needs training to read it.
It knows where its knowledge ends
Ask whether marketing is winning work and it tells you it can see your quote form and no further, then names what to connect.
Every answer shows its source
“GA4 form events, 1–31 July.” You can audit any claim it makes in one glance.
How did July go?
More people saw you in July than in June. Fewer of them did anything about it.
You reached about 14% more people than in June, mostly because of the boost money and a busier month on LinkedIn.
But the two things that actually get a response, the buyer’s checklists and the finish guide, stayed at two.
All eleven connected sources, 1–31 July, against June
Is any of this bringing in work?
Partly. I can see quote requests, not sales. July was your best quote month of the year.
I can follow someone as far as your quote form and no further. Thirty-four people finished it in July out of fifty-eight who started.
What I cannot tell you is which of those became a job. That lives in your books, not in anything connected here.
GA4 form events, 1–31 July · no sales source connected
Four steps, run monthly, finished before you open the page
Reads everything, daily
Eleven connected sources, plus a weekly sample of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Search Console backfills sixteen months, so day one has history.
Compares you to you
July against June. This quarter against last. No invented benchmarks: if it can't compare you to others, it says so.
Writes findings, not charts
Three or four things that changed, each with its figures, its limits, and one action. A quiet month gets said in a sentence.
Hands the work over
Every finding ends in a button. The action becomes a brief in your plan, and next month's read grades it.
Eleven sources. One read.
- Search & site3Google Search ConsolePositions and clicks, 16 months backfilledGoogle Analytics 4Visits, sources, form eventsSite health crawlSpeed, titles, links, indexing
- Social3LinkedIn PagesPosts, impressions, reactions, followersInstagramReach, saves, shares, profile visitsFacebook PagesViews, reach, engagement
- Email2KlaviyoSends, clicks, list health, opt-outsMailchimpDeliveries, bounces, campaign clicks
- Paid2Google AdsSpend, cost per click, ROAS, auction shiftsMeta AdsBoosts matched to the organic post
- AI assistants2ChatGPT, Claude & GeminiYour questions, asked every ThursdayGlowtify publish logWhat went live, and why
It watches what ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini say about you
Analysis that becomes work
- The AnalystFinds the two posts that carried the month
- The PlannerBooks two more of the same shape into August
- The CreatorDrafts them on brand, in your voice
- The AnalystOpens next month's read with whether it worked
What it looks like when the reading turns into ranking
Average Google position across the site, in ten months.
Google Search Console
Clicks on a single article, now the site's number one page ahead of the homepage.
Google Search Console
Queries citing Radimed in Google AI Overviews, including one with 9,900 searches a month.
Answer-engine visibility monitoring
No one has been able to quickly grasp our business and activate marketing for us as quickly as Glowtify has.
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General Manager, B45 Baseball
An analyst confident about everything is useless
A real count, read straight from the source. Not modelled.
Modelled or sampled. Treat it as an order of magnitude, not an exact figure.
A real count, but the source can't see every case. A floor, never a total.
Nothing measured for this channel this period. Said out loud, not hidden.
It won't publish half a picture
“Google Ads returned an error at 06:12, so I stopped rather than publish half a picture. Every number on this page is still correct. Only the findings are missing.”
It tells you when nothing happened
“I read all eleven sources. Every figure moved less than 5% and nothing slipped. That is a quiet month, not a missing report.”
It won't invent a benchmark
“I don't have figures for other companies your size, so I won't tell you where you sit against them. Anyone who does is guessing.”
It names what it can't do yet
It will tell you which boost is wasting money and hand the change to the Planner. It won't move budget inside your ad accounts, and it says so.
Straight answers
How fast is the first report?
Connect GA4 and Search Console and you have a read the same day. Search Console backfills sixteen months, so it shows a trend, not a single dot.
Do I need all eleven sources?
No. It reports on what it has and states what's missing and what that costs you. It never leaves a gap quietly.
How is AI-answer tracking measured?
Your questions go to ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini every Thursday in identical wording, so week-on-week comparisons are real. It's a sample, and it's labelled as one.
Can it change my ad spend?
Not yet. It flags the boost wasting money and hands the change to the Planner as a task. Acting inside ad accounts is being built.
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