Data lives in silos
Ads, analytics, CRM, email. Every tool tells a piece of the story. The review starts with 20 tabs and screenshots stitched into a doc.
Campaign Experience Dashboard
CED rethinks how campaign recaps get to “what do we do next?” — one scrollable story that replaces the tab rodeo, the PDF dump and the AI-generated summary.
Signal over noise
Reach, engagement inflection, conversion shifts. CED promotes the handful of metrics that actually drive the next call, and lets the rest recede. Ready to walk a client through without opening a second tool.
Ads, analytics, CRM, email. Every tool tells a piece of the story. The review starts with 20 tabs and screenshots stitched into a doc.
Twenty charts on one screen is data, not insight. You can see the volume, but not which number earned the next budget call.
A grid of numbers doesn’t explain why results changed. Without a narrative, trust slips and renewals get harder.
Drag the handle. Every pixel below is the same Spring launch, same UTMs, same sources — one view stops at “here are the numbers”, the other goes to “here is what to do next”.
Reach, conversions, CTR and status on the first screen. The review opens with context, not a tab opening ceremony.
Learn more →Three to five prioritised callouts. Mobile lift, creative fatigue, conversion spikes. Written like a note, not a chart legend.
Learn more →Winning creatives rise, drop-off assets get flagged. Clear inputs for what to scale, refresh or retire next sprint.
Learn more →Device split, session depth and interaction patterns in one lens. Sharper UX and targeting calls without an analyst in the loop.
Learn more →Ads, organic, email and CRM resolve into one live view. The review starts from a single source, not a tab rodeo.
The signals that actually moved the number get ranked. Creative fatigue, segment lift, audience drop-off. No chart hunting.
Every insight ships with a next move. Scale, retarget, reallocate. The meeting ends with decisions, not another follow-up.
Three chapters. Same numbers you just saw — told as a decision, not a dump.
Meta, Google, email and organic kick off at once. First-touch and last-touch are resolved against the same UTM map, so the review opens on a single baseline instead of four dashboards.
Variant B holds CTR above 4% on mobile from day 8, while A keeps drifting. The segments earning the next £6k of budget get flagged; the cohorts that aren’t converting get parked.
Mobile converts at 2.4× desktop, and the recap lands with three concrete moves: scale App Install B, pause the 55+ desktop retargeting cohort, protect the landing hero. Ready to walk a client through without opening another tool.
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Managers, strategists and clients see the same answer at the same time. What worked, what changed, what to do next. Scroll, not slide.