the problem

The monthly marketing report goes unread.

It runs to twenty pages of charts. None of them says whether the phone rang more.

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the short answer

How should a small business get marketing reports?

A useful report says what changed and what it did to calls, bookings or visits. askotter sends one short text a week with exactly that, from the business's own Google and ad accounts, and the dashboard is included with every plan from $99/mo.

How often
One text a week, plus an alert when something drops.
What it says
Each change, and what it did to calls, bookings or visits.
Not for
Businesses that want a long formatted PDF each month for a board or investors.
what it looks like

Why it happens

Most marketing reports list impressions, sessions and rankings. They rarely tie any of it to calls or bookings. So the owner skims it, files it, and keeps paying.

How askotter fixes it

The weekly text covers all of our digital marketing services. Compare plans on the digital marketing pricing page.

askotter · change feedEXAMPLE
OKWeekly text sent: 2 changes, +6 calls from the map, 1 change too early to callnow
INFOService page rewrite: no extra wins yet, so $0 claimed2d
INFOOwner asked "what did the ads do last week?" and got the answer by text3d

Example feed. The business and its figures are invented.

questions

Questions owners ask about this

What should a monthly SEO report include?

What changed on the site, which searches and pages moved, and what that did to calls, form fills and bookings. A report that only lists traffic and rankings leaves the owner guessing whether the work paid for itself.

Can I still see the full numbers?

Yes. The askotter dashboard keeps every change, every chart and the sources behind them. The weekly text is the short version.

Get this fixed for your business.

Start with a free audit of your site, listings and ads.

Self-managed is $99/mo and scales with the compute you use. Our team runs it from $600/mo.