A record before month-end.
Supported sources record activity as it happens. Add the work your team handles outside those tools, and keep agreed deliverables beside completed tasks.
Paid media agencies
Spend is easy to report. Showing a client what your team changed and which leads were useful takes more work. Bring campaign results, CRM outcomes, and completed work together, then approve a report with a clear next test.
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Explore an illustrative report from Relay Paid Media for Harbour Workspace.
One October lead cohort, reviewed through November 3.
Each step is part of the same cohort. These bars are a progression, not separate results to add together.
CRM-qualified leads, rather than platform form submissions. Qualification uses the same criteria in each month.
Keep search steady. Improve prospecting qualification before asking for a larger budget.
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Supported sources record activity as it happens. Add the work your team handles outside those tools, and keep agreed deliverables beside completed tasks.
Match repeat contacts by phone or email within a 30-day window, then record which leads became booked work.
Choose the widgets, use optional AI chat for a draft, and review every section. Approve the report, send its link, and see when the client opens it.
The question behind the numbers
The paid-media example follows one lead cohort through qualification, booked tours and signed agreements. It shows why a larger inquiry count can still leave the agency with a lead-quality problem to solve.
Campaign totals need context. Show the creative tests, targeting changes, landing-page work and sales feedback that support your next recommendation.
Explain the qualification rules you use with the client. Report the qualified total and cost beside the platform results so both sides know what is being measured.
State the source and reporting window for each result. Show joined sales outcomes or prepared CRM figures separately from the conversions claimed by each ad platform.
Connect the result to an action: revise a form, change a landing page or review a campaign’s budget. Include the limit, owner and measure you will use to judge the test.
Start with the right sources
The example’s qualified leads, tours and signed agreements come from a prepared CRM sheet. They are not native ad-platform metrics. Connect the ad accounts and import or record the qualified outcomes you want the client to review.
Explore all connection optionsSpend, clicks, impressions and conversions for accounts you manage. Connect through Google with reporting access.
AvailablePaid social spend and account results. Connect through Meta with access to the client’s ad account.
AvailableSupported contact and won-deal records through a service key or existing private app token with the required read access.
AvailablePrepared, dated numeric totals for qualification, appointments or other outcomes you want to include in the report.
Prepared file uploadUse the sample for ideas. Shape your report around the client and the work you do.
Choose the client’s definition of a qualified inquiry and the follow-up window. Decide which sales outcomes your team can support with records.
Use available ad connections and supported CRM data, or prepare dated numeric totals for upload. Keep each source’s attribution window and currency visible.
Build the charts and comparison widgets, add the account work, then write the decision the numbers support. Check the client view before sharing the report link.
Results, completed work, the next plan, and the source notes behind the figures.
Before you start
Your agency and client define qualification. Bring in the supported records or prepared numeric totals, and explain the criteria in the report. The example’s qualification stages are illustrative CRM data.
Keep their attribution definitions visible. Both platforms may claim the same customer. For a single business total, use a consistently counted CRM or sales record and explain the matching rule you applied.
No. The example shows how to present a recommendation. Monthwrap’s reporting connections read supported data; your team makes campaign changes in the advertising platform and records the work in the monthly.
In your agency’s voice
Start with your client’s numbers. Add the work, the explanation, and the next step.
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