Campaign attribution, channel performance, SEO rankings, and growth opportunities. Ask in plain English. Get answers backed by your live data.
Head of Marketing, Bloom & Measure
Sarah runs campaigns across organic, paid, email, and social for an online florist in Colorado. She needs to know what's working, what isn't, and where to put her next dollar. Before Askalytics, that meant waiting for weekly reports or digging through GA4 herself.
These are real questions asked to Askalytics, with real answers pulled from the Bloom & Measure demo property.
"Break down revenue by traffic channel for Q1 2026"
Total revenue across all channels: $82,766
Organic Search led at $26,485 (32%), closely followed by Paid Search at $23,174 (28%). Direct contributed $18,208 (22%), and Email punched well above its traffic share with $9,932 (12%) from just 2,871 sessions.
Social brought in 2,297 sessions but converted at only 1.48%, generating just $3,311. That gap between traffic volume and revenue contribution is worth investigating.
Confidence: High | Data: Google Analytics 4
That Confidence badge is our Confidence Check: a second AI on a different provider verifies every insight. Before you move budget on a number, you can make sure it holds up twice.
"Which channel has the highest conversion rate this quarter?"
Paid Search leads at 3.80%, followed by Direct (3.66%) and Email (3.59%). Organic Search drives the most sessions but converts at 2.73%.
The takeaway: paid traffic visitors are arriving with strong purchase intent. Email is quietly your most efficient channel relative to its volume. Social sits at 1.48% and is the clearest candidate for landing page or targeting improvements.
Confidence: High | Data: Google Analytics 4
"Which non-branded keywords drive the most organic clicks?"
Your top non-branded keywords are all local intent:
1. flower delivery colorado springs (1,758 clicks, position 5.2)
2. colorado springs florist delivery (1,680 clicks, position 4.5)
3. best florist colorado springs (1,603 clicks, position 5.6)
These three keywords alone generated over 82,000 impressions in Q1 but sit at positions 4 to 6. Moving into the top 3 could realistically double click volume at zero additional cost.
Confidence: High | Data: Google Search Console
Revenue, sessions, conversion rate, and revenue per session broken down by channel. See exactly which channels earn their keep and which ones are coasting on vanity metrics.
Google Ads spend, ROAS, CPC, and conversion value by campaign. Bloom & Measure's Shopping campaigns returned 4.03x ROAS while Non-Brand averaged 1.89x. That kind of detail takes under a minute, not hours.
Search Console data paired with GA4 traffic. Find keywords where you rank on page two with high impression volume. Those are the quick wins that don't require ad spend.
Valentine's week drove 176% more revenue than an average week for Bloom & Measure. Askalytics surfaces these patterns automatically so you can plan campaigns around them.
Include any public URL in your question and the AI crawls and analyzes the page content alongside your analytics data. Compare your landing pages to competitors without leaving the platform.
Email converted at 3.59% for Bloom & Measure despite being just 10% of total sessions. Social converted at 1.48%. Knowing the difference changes where you invest your time.
The same question produces different answers depending on your role and experience level.
You get channel-by-channel revenue attribution, conversion rates, and clear recommendations on where to shift budget. The AI highlights that Email returned $9,932 from a modest session base and suggests scaling your subscriber list before Mother's Day.
The response focuses on total spend ($6,773 in Google Ads), blended ROAS (2.41x), and revenue contribution by campaign type. Shopping campaigns are flagged as the most capital-efficient at 3.92x ROAS, while Non-Brand search is marked for potential budget reallocation at 1.89x.
Want the full walkthrough? See campaign and channel optimization in action, or learn how the Confidence Check reviews every insight.
Sarah does not have to be the only person who can read the data.
A content writer who wants to know which blog post is driving sign-ups, or a sales rep who wants last month's lead count, does not need a Google Analytics seat and an afternoon of training first. Invite them to your Askalytics plan instead. They ask their question in plain English and get an answer checked against your connected data: Google Analytics 4, which is required to connect a website, plus Search Console and Google Ads when you add them.
Each question is answered on its own, with no memory of the one before it. It is not a chat, it is a straight question and a straight answer, every time. Plans include room to add your team: Explore includes 5 seats, Growth includes 15, and Scale includes 50.
Yes. Ask in plain English, for example "break down revenue by channel for Q1," and you get revenue, sessions, conversion rate, and revenue per session for each channel in under a minute. No spreadsheets, no GA4 report builder.
Yes. Connect Google Ads and Askalytics reports spend, ROAS, CPC, and conversion value by campaign alongside your organic and email channels. Search Console data is included too, so you can spot keywords that rank on page two with room to climb.
Every insight carries a Confidence badge from the Confidence Check. A second AI on a different provider re-checks it. If the two disagree, you are told before you shift a dollar.
Yes. Include any public URL in your question. The AI crawls the page and analyzes its content alongside your analytics data, so you can compare your pages to a competitor's without leaving Askalytics.
Plans run from Scout $19 to Scale $149 per month. Every account starts with a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Paid plans bill on the day you subscribe. See full pricing.
Connect your analytics in minutes: Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads, and Microsoft Clarity, plus HubSpot and Mailchimp in beta. Every answer comes from your live data, not a generic benchmark, and every figure is checked against it before you shift a dollar of budget.
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