Turn campaign and funnel numbers into decisions: what earned its money, where the funnel leaks, how results compare with the business's own history and with outside ranges, and what to scale, fix or stop. Organic content and search results from CMO.so sit in the same table as paid campaigns, so blog work is judged on the same footing. CMO.so supplies the Google Search and content side; paid-media, GA4 and CRM numbers come from exports the user provides, since CMO.so does not connect to those.
When to use
- Monthly or quarterly performance reviews; "which channel works?"; "what's our ROI?"; "where do we lose people?".
- Checking whether numbers are good, bad or normal.
- Deciding budget and effort for next period.
- Not for: reconciling conflicting attribution (
cmo-attribution), a polished client or board deliverable (cmo-client-report), judging one specific change before and after (cmo-closed-loop-measurement), daily ad anomalies (cmo-ads-monitoring) or Maggie's quick weekly check-in (cmo-weekly-report).

