For Marketers
Report-to-Insight
Drop in any marketing CSV. Get one headline finding stated in money, the funnel leaks with arithmetic shown, three experiments, a stop section with courage — and a boss-ready paragraph in plain English.
$19 one-time · instant download · works with Claude & ChatGPT
The dashboard has forty numbers on it. Sessions are up, bounce is down slightly, one channel moved 12% and you're not sure whether that's noise. Somewhere in there is one thing worth doing something about.
So the monthly report becomes a list of ten observations, everybody nods, and nothing changes — because a list of ten things is the same as no priority at all.
This returns one headline finding, stated in money, with the arithmetic shown. Plus the section most reports are too polite to include: what to stop.
Drop in any marketing CSV — GA4, email, ads, social. Out comes a single headline finding stated in your KPI or in money, never a list of ten.
› Here's this month's export. What's the one thing to act on?Bring last month's report as well and it leads with what moved: the delta in plain units, the three biggest movers with arithmetic, and an honest verdict on last month's experiments.
› Compare this to last month's report.The channel eating your hours for nothing, named. Most reports won't do this, which is why the same dead channel survives four quarters.
› What should we stop doing?A plain-English paragraph with numbers in context — “up 40% means 12 extra demos” — sendable as-is. Running it for clients? It switches to client voice.
› Write the summary paragraph for my CEO.Structured so the meeting has a decision in it rather than a discussion:
A general chatbot will summarise everything in your export, which is the problem you already had. This is built to rank and commit.
Naming the channel that isn't working is the least popular and most valuable line in any report. It's a required section here, not an optional one.
Correlation is flagged as correlation and small samples are called small — “2 demos is a signal, not a verdict.” It won't build a strategy on four data points.
Install it, then type any of these. No prompt-writing, no setup screens.
Plug and play
A skill folder and a one-page install guide. Claude and ChatGPT are both included.
About a minute, once. Then fill your profile — the same one every skill in the suite reads.
Paste the brand's message. It runs the whole workflow and hands back a finished file.
Every skill in the store ships with this section. If a tool won't tell you its limits, it's selling you something.
A chatbot summarises your spreadsheet. This commits to a single ranked finding stated in money, shows the funnel arithmetic, requires a stop section, flags correlation and small samples explicitly, and ends in a paragraph you can forward without editing.
Any marketing CSV — GA4, your email platform, ad managers, social. It maps the columns it finds and tells you plainly which analyses are disabled by anything missing.
Yes. Say it's client work and the summary switches to client voice — “your investment,” “we recommend” — rather than the internal register.
That's expected, and the demo export deliberately contains planted traps. It degrades gracefully, names what it can't compute, and doesn't quietly average its way past a problem.
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