Campaign evaluation: plan vs actual, lessons written down
When a campaign ends, it collects the plan and the results by channel and market and prepares a structured report the team approves.
Post-campaign evaluation is a use case of your own analyst from sviy.ai: when a campaign ends, it merges the plan from Google Sheets, Meta Ads results, Stripe revenue and the team's files into a report with a KPI table, "what worked" and "what didn't" sections and hypotheses for the next one. A person reviews the draft and approves it.
- plan vs actual
- a draft for approval
- lessons in the insight base
What hurts
The campaign ended and nobody wrote down the lessons.
The results are scattered across Meta Ads, spreadsheets and PDFs from contractors.
We plan the next campaign with the same mistakes.
What your own analyst does
Tracks the campaign
Knows the launch and end dates from the plan in Google Sheets and collects results by channel and market while the campaign runs.
Merges the sources
After the end it takes the plan, spend and conversions from Meta Ads, revenue from Stripe and the files and PDFs the team dropped into the thread.
Asks for what's missing
If data for a channel or market is missing, it posts a list in the thread and waits, instead of inventing numbers.
Drafts the report
A plan-vs-actual KPI table with markers, "what worked", "what didn't" and why, hypotheses for the next campaign.
Approval and the base
The team edits and approves; the final report goes to Google Sheets, the lessons to the insight base with the campaign's tag.
Sources and channels
- Google Sheets
- Meta Ads Manager
- Stripe
- files and PDFs in the thread
- Slack or Telegram
Before → after
Before: Nobody writes down the lessons
After: The report and the lessons tagged with the campaign in the insight base
Before: Results in five places
After: One plan-vs-actual KPI table by channel and market
Before: The same mistakes next time
After: Hypotheses for the next campaign with the expected effect
What it looks like in the chat
- Meta UA: 112
- Meta PL: 64
- Email: 38
- Partners: 21
Questions
The campaign plan in Google Sheets with targets by channel and market, read-only access to Meta Ads and Stripe, and the contractors' files in the thread. If anything is missing, your own analyst posts a list instead of filling in rough numbers. A person on the team reviews and approves the draft.
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