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Strategy and consultancy

Analytics and reporting

A short report sent before the call, with findings, limits and agreed next actions.

Built for
dashboards you never open, numbers without a decision attached, reports that end in silence and graphs nobody argues about.
Strategy and consultancy
The short version

What you get. A monthly report and an action list with a named owner for each task.

Is this for you? For channels with enough activity to support useful comparisons. Where the evidence is thin, we mark the findings provisional. If the figures alone are enough, this is more than you need.

What leaves your plate. The analysis and the written report. On the review call we agree actions and responsibilities together.

Start with the Free Audit.

A document you have read before we talk

The report is shaped by the answer you gave in the first meeting

The report starts with the agreed goal. For enquiries, we examine the route from content to the next action using the data available. For awareness, we choose measures appropriate to that objective. Supporting metrics help explain the result.

The report arrives before the call

We send the report before the call. Together we review the observations, plausible explanations and proposed actions. Alternative explanations stay visible, and findings from a thin month are marked provisional.

Every action has an owner

Every report ends with named actions. BUBI may change an opening or develop a thumbnail concept; your next shoot may need another angle or a topic your audience has requested. We agree who does what.

The monthly survey is anonymous

The monthly review is short, optional and anonymous. It covers communication, quality, scope and anything you wish we also did. We read each response and apply useful improvements where they fit.

Inside the monthly report

What gets read

We review retention patterns, thumbnail comparisons, watch time and the route to the next action where data is available. Comments add context that the numbers may not explain.

How a page of the report is built

A graph, an observation, an inference, and an action. Every page. Plus an overview at the front and a page at the back naming next month's focus, which is the page that becomes the following plan. Numbers are watched weekly; the reading happens monthly, on a call.

What it feeds

The report informs repurposing, the next content plan and the questions worth testing. We combine it with upcoming priorities and ideas that have not yet been tried.

At the bench

The work, demonstrated

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So what. Four lines a channel report might hold, each followed past the number. A graph, an observation, an inference, and an action. Every page.

  • Average view duration. What it means: A summary of time watched; use the retention curve to locate a possible loss of attention. What changes: Inspect the section around a drop, then test a clearer version if the footage supports that explanation.
  • Click-through on the cover. What it means: One signal about how the packaging performed for the people who saw it. What changes: Test a specific packaging hypothesis when there is enough eligible traffic to compare it.
  • Enquiries the video produced. What it means: A lead to check alongside attribution, the offer and the destination page. What changes: Review where the invitation appears, then test a change that fits the message.
  • What the comments mention. What it means: The details people chose to mention, including questions and misunderstandings. What changes: A repeated, relevant observation can inform the next brief or the working notes.

A possible explanation, ready to check.

This is the proposed next move. Name what will change, who owns it and what would count as an improvement.

A number without its reading is a number, and the reading is the part that decides what happens next month.

So it is read aloud, because a figure sent on its own gets filed on its own.

What changes for you

You leave the review with the findings, their limits and a named owner for each agreed action.

Related: Defining the goal · Content systems and planning · A/B testing · Your project manager

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A quick fit check

Request your Free Audit.

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What you will get

✓

What is working, what could improve and whether we can help.

✓

Two or three priorities, with the reason for each.

✓

A recommended next step, even if that step is not us.

There is no obligation to continue. We only arrange a call if you ask for one.

The work, written up

The case studies keep their dates, sources and limits visible.

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