What happened yesterday?
A short update on your spending, recorded results, and whether anything needs attention.
For business owners using Google Ads or Meta Ads
How active is your ad manager?
See which days changes were recorded in your ads. Then understand what you spent, the results your ad platform counted, and what to ask your manager.
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Manager activity calendar
ExampleGoogle Ads · Example calls campaignAugust 16–September 14, 2026 · 30 days
8 days with recorded changes
- Changes recorded
- No changes recorded
- Information unavailable
This shows recorded changes, not hours worked or all work done. Your manager may also review results and plan without making changes. Changes may come from people or platform automation; the source is not always available.
What the calendar can tell youDaily updates.
A longer view when you need it.
Daily and weekly emails bring the important information to you. Campaign analysis lets you look closer at spending, recorded results, and available changes.
What deserves discussion this week?
See recent observations together, understand what is persisting, and prepare your next conversation.
What do I need to understand more closely?
Compare the last 30 days with the previous 30, with available change history and context. Your first analysis follows setup; you can refresh it later.
See what your reports explain.
Explore all three views of one example campaign. See the figures, the comparison, and the questions they raise before you connect your own ads.
AdPatternScoreIllustrative example
Daily emailGoogle Ads · Example calls campaign
Yesterday brought 4 recorded calls.
Yesterday
September 14, 2026
- Spent
- $60
- Recorded calls
- 4
- Cost per call
- $15
One day is a small sample. Watch whether the pattern continues. These calls were recorded by Google Ads; they are not confirmed sales.
Invented figures to explain the product, not a customer result.
AdPatternScoreIllustrative example
Weekly emailGoogle Ads · Example calls campaign
The same spending brought 14 fewer calls.
Completed reporting week
September 6–12, 2026
- Spent
- $420
- Recorded calls
- 28
- Cost per call
- $15
Previous reporting week
August 30–September 5, 2026
- Spent
- $420
- Recorded calls
- 42
- Cost per call
- $10
The pattern deserves a conversation. It does not explain why calls fell. Recorded calls are not confirmed sales.
A useful question
“We spent the same amount but received fewer calls. What do you think changed, and what should we watch next?”
Invented figures to explain the product, not a customer result. This completed reporting week ends before the September 14 daily example; that day is not included here.
AdPatternScoreIllustrative example
Campaign analysisGoogle Ads · Example calls campaign
Over 30 days, the cost per call rose from $10 to $12.
Last 30 days
August 16–September 14, 2026
- Spent
- $1,800
- Recorded calls
- 150
- Cost per call
- $12
Previous 30 days
July 17–August 15, 2026
- Spent
- $1,800
- Recorded calls
- 180
- Cost per call
- $10
Calls fell from 180 to 150 with the same spending. Available change history can add context; a change near a result does not prove it caused that result. Recorded calls are not confirmed sales.
What to watch next
The longer view also shows fewer calls for the same spending. Watch whether cost per recorded call stays above the previous period’s $10 as more complete days arrive.
Invented figures to explain the product, not a customer result.
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See when changes were recorded.
Alongside the results, see the available history of changes to your selected campaign. That gives you another starting point for a conversation with your manager.
Recorded changes show activity in the ad platform. They do not measure hours worked, effort, or every part of managing your ads.
Manager activity calendar
ExampleGoogle Ads · Example calls campaignAugust 16–September 14, 2026 · 30 days
8 days with recorded changes
- Changes recorded
- No changes recorded
- Information unavailable
This shows recorded changes, not hours worked or all work done. Your manager may also review results and plan without making changes. Changes may come from people or platform automation; the source is not always available.
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Your first analysis becomes available after you connect an account, select a campaign, confirm payment, and processing finishes. It uses the data your platform provides. Daily emails are scheduled for 6:30 a.m. in your primary ad account’s time zone once monitoring is active. Your first delivery depends on when you connect and when data is available; yesterday’s figures can still change. Your first weekly summary needs 7 complete days of monitoring data. Missing or delayed data can postpone it. Later summaries follow your delivery schedule; the dates covered are shown in each report.
This shows recorded changes, not hours worked or all work done. Your manager may also review results and plan without making changes. Some changes may come from platform automation or another person. Where the source is unavailable, we cannot identify who made them. Missing information is shown separately from no recorded changes.
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