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What are the three main questions a client wants answered in a campaign report?

  1. What happened? 2. Why did it happen? 3. What are we doing next?
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What is the purpose of the Performance Summary?

To give a high-level overview of campaign results and whether business goals were met.

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What should come first in a client report?

A summary of the most important business outcomes before diving into detailed metrics.

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Why shouldn't you only present metrics to clients?

Clients care about what the numbers mean for their business and what actions will be taken.

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What is the best framework for explaining campaign performance?

What happened → Why it happened → Business impact → Next steps.

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What does CTR measure?

The percentage of people who clicked after seeing the ad. Formula: Clicks ÷ Impressions × 100.

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How would you explain CTR to a client?

Out of everyone who saw the ad, this is the percentage who found it relevant enough to click.

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What does CPC measure?

The average amount paid for each click.

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How would you explain CPC to a client?

How much we're paying on average whenever someone clicks our ad.

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What does Conversion Rate measure?

The percentage of visitors who completed the desired action after clicking.

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How would you explain Conversion Rate to a client?

Of everyone who clicked the ad, this is how many became customers or leads.

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What is CPA?

Cost Per Acquisition (or Cost Per Lead)—how much it costs to generate one conversion.

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How would you explain CPA to a client?

The average amount spent to acquire one customer or lead.

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What is ROAS?

Return on Ad Spend—how much revenue was generated for every dollar spent on advertising.

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How would you explain ROAS to a client?

For every $1 spent on advertising, here's how much revenue was generated.

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What should you explain if CTR increases?

Why more people clicked (e.g., better ad copy, stronger keyword relevance, improved targeting).

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What should you explain if CPC increases?

Possible reasons include increased competition, higher bids, or seasonal demand.

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What should you explain if conversions increase?

Which changes likely contributed, such as better ads, landing pages, or increased demand.

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What should you explain if conversions decrease?

Whether the issue is traffic quality, website performance, seasonality, or reduced demand.

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What should you include after reporting the metrics?

Key insights explaining what drove the results.

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What is an optimization section used for?

To show the actions taken to improve campaign performance.

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Give examples of campaign optimizations.

Adding negative keywords, testing ad copy, adjusting bids, reallocating budget, improving audiences.

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What should the Next Steps section include?

Specific actions you'll take based on the results.

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Why is context important in client reporting?

It helps clients understand why metrics changed instead of just seeing numbers.

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How should you explain increased spend if results also improved?

Higher investment generated more conversions or revenue while maintaining efficiency.

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How should you explain increased spend if efficiency declined?

Explain the cause and the optimization plan to improve performance.

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How do you answer 'Why did performance improve?'

Identify the biggest drivers such as higher CTR, lower CPC, better conversion rate, or increased demand.

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How do you answer 'Why did performance decline?'

Identify the primary cause, explain its impact, and outline corrective actions.

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How should you present KPIs?

Show current value, previous value, and the change over time.

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What business metrics matter most for lead generation campaigns?

Conversions, Conversion Rate, and CPA.

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What business metrics matter most for ecommerce campaigns?

Revenue, ROAS, Conversion Value, and CPA.

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What is the difference between a metric and an insight?

A metric is a number; an insight explains what the number means.

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Why are recommendations important in a report?

They show proactive account management and provide a clear plan moving forward.

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How would you explain impressions to a client?

The number of times people had the opportunity to see the ad.

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How would you explain clicks to a client?

The number of people who visited the website after seeing the ad.

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How would you explain campaign performance in one sentence?

Campaign performance measures how effectively advertising achieved its business goals.

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What is the goal of a client report?

To communicate results clearly, explain why they happened, and recommend next steps.

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What is the four-step storytelling framework for every KPI?

  1. What changed? 2. Why? 3. What does it mean? 4. What are we doing next.