Times someone opened your site in this period. Return visits count again each time.
Automate My Blog
Search appearances, Google clicks, engaged readers, inquiries, and leads — connected from Search Console and Analytics into one plain-language funnel. No vanity metrics. No black-box score.
The acquisition funnel in your Performance dashboard. Each stage uses the same plain-language labels customers see after connecting Google Analytics and Search Console. Sample counts below are illustrative of how the funnel is read — not a customer claim.
Copied from the in-product glossary so marketing claims stay aligned with the dashboard owners use every week.
Times someone opened your site in this period. Return visits count again each time.
Visits Google counts as meaningful — roughly 10+ seconds, a second page view, or a conversion action. Not the same as reading the whole article.
Times your pages showed up in Google results (whether clicked or not).
Tracked actions that usually mean a real inquiry — for example a contact form or “request a quote.”
Clicks from Google Search Console only — not the same as site visits in Analytics. One person can click once but generate multiple Analytics sessions.
What someone was trying to do when they found you — learn (informational), compare options (commercial), or take action (transactional).
Example of how trends appear in your Performance dashboard after Search Console and Analytics are connected. Charts are illustrative — your site’s curve will differ.
Example of how trends appear in your Performance dashboard.
Sessions come from Google Analytics — not the same as Search Console clicks.
Real customers shipping on Automate My Blog — FFVC and Podcast Principles. Numbers below come from their public article lists: how many posts went live, how many landed in the first two weeks, and the cadence since. We do not invent traffic or lead percentages here.
Venture content shipping on their hosted AMB blog.
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