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Looker Studio Report Design for Marketing Performance

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Plan a one-page report that answers marketing questions.

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Design a Looker Studio report for marketing performance. Questions stakeholders ask: [QUESTIONS]. Data sources available (analytics, ads, email, spreadsheet): [DATA_SOURCES]. Fields in each source: [FIELDS]. Audience and how often they look: [AUDIENCE].

Propose the page layout: a title and date range control, scorecards for key metrics, trend charts, a breakdown table and filters. For each element give the data source, dimension, metric, chart type, sort, comparison period and the question it answers. Define every metric in a note on the report, for example conversion rate as conversions divided by sessions: 48 divided by 1,600 is 3.0 percent. Limit the number of charts and set a colour approach. Accessibility: contrast, text size, and labels that do not rely on colour only.

Test plan: check each number against the source platform for the same dates and note differences from sampling, time zones or definitions. Mark feature names and chart options [VERIFY]. Keep each page to one purpose, and say which pages to build first if time is short. Put the definitions on the report page itself, not in a separate document that nobody opens.

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Invented report. Scorecards: sessions 13,800, conversions 400, conversion rate 400 / 13,800 = 2.9 percent, cost per conversion 600 / 400 = 1.50. Trend: sessions by week for 12 weeks with the previous period as a dotted line. Table: channels with sessions, conversions, conversion rate; top row Organic search 5,200 sessions, 180 conversions (3.5 percent); lowest Paid social 1,900 sessions, 28 conversions (1.5 percent). Definition note on the page: a conversion is a submitted contact form. Test: totals for the last 7 days match the source platform within 2 percent.

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