Reporting & Performance Analysis
Reporting shapes how performance is understood and acted on. When results are framed poorly, teams chase the wrong metrics, misdiagnose problems, and optimize away from long-term growth.
What This Covers
How performance is framed, compared, and evaluated
Why static metrics often misrepresent marketing impact
The limits of platform reporting and dashboards
How to interpret results in the presence of lag, bias, and uncertainty
Featured Articles
A practical framework for building weekly reports that surface trends, not noise.
Why most marketing reports fail to guide decisions and how to rethink reporting around systems, not snapshots.
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