Reporting Automation shows what was published, what it earned and which format is actually pulling its weight. The important part is what happens next: the report is an input to the following month's plan, not a document that gets emailed and forgotten.
Reporting AutomationPart of the Digital Marketing module. Switched on and off per account, so you never pay for a module sitting idle.
Each piece carries its format, channel, target term and panel score from the moment it is created.
Not a channel-level average. The individual post, with what it actually did.
Which format earns and which one is habit. Some of the answers will not be flattering.
Research reads the report and shifts next month's plan toward what worked.
Search volume: Google Keyword Planner, United States, pulled 31 Aug 2026. Every other number is measured on our own site.
Reporting runs on the same install that publishes for Ruh AI. The funnel half of the picture comes from PostHog, which is where our own honest limits start.
Only if attribution is wired up first. On our own site it was not, and every enquiry read as direct. We fix that before we make claims about channels.
It produces a report, but the point is that the findings go back into the next plan automatically rather than sitting in a dashboard.
No. It reports leads and engagement. Revenue attribution is not built and we will not pretend otherwise.
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