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Funnel at a Glance
META ADS
7,734
Impressions
$166.04 spent
KAJABI
2,248
Page Views
182 from ad clicks
KAJABI
395
Opt-ins
17.6% CVR
EMAIL
Sequence Active
38.4% open rate
THRIVECART
4
Cart Views
0% purchase rate
REVENUE
$0
HRA Purchases
Launch week
🗺 The Big Picture This Week

We spent $166 on ads and brought 2,248 people to the podcast landing page, converting 395 of them into leads at 17.6% — a strong opt-in rate. Those leads are now moving through a 10-day email nurture sequence. Only 4 people have reached the HRA checkout this week, and none purchased. This is expected at this stage — the majority of our 395 new leads are still in Days 0–3 of the email sequence and haven't been presented with the HRA offer yet. Revenue opportunity is building week over week as more leads complete the sequence.

Week-over-Week Comparison
Baseline week — prior week data will populate from Mar 15 onwards
Metric This Week (Mar 8–14) Prior Week Change
Ad Spend $166.04 Baseline
Landing Page Views 2,248 Baseline
Opt-ins (Leads) 395 Baseline
Landing Page CVR 17.6% Baseline
Cost Per Lead (CPL) $1.58 Baseline
Email Open Rate 38.4% Baseline
Cart Views 4 Baseline
HRA Members 0 Baseline
Revenue $0 Baseline
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Meta Ads
Paid Traffic — "Secret Podcast" Campaign
Total Spend
$166
$23.72 avg/day
Impressions
7,734
6,617 unique reach
Link Clicks
528
CTR 6.82%
Cost Per Lead
$1.58
105 pixel leads
CPM
$21.47
Cost per 1,000 impressions
CPC (Avg)
$0.31
Cost per link click
Frequency
1.17
Avg times seen — healthy
Click → Lead Rate
19.9%
105 leads from 528 clicks
Daily Ad Spend & Landing Page Views
Mar 8–14 · "Secret Podcast - Copy" campaign
SPEND
Mar 8
$29.53
28 lpv
Mar 9
$24.77
18 lpv
Mar 10
$22.41
20 lpv
Mar 11
$23.58
28 lpv
Mar 12
$23.50
34 lpv
Mar 13
$26.02
28 lpv
Mar 14
$16.23
26 lpv
lpv = landing page views tracked by Meta pixel
Daily Leads from Meta Pixel
Facebook-tracked opt-ins — total 105
Mar 8
16
$1.85/l
Mar 9
13
$1.91/l
Mar 10
23
$0.97/l
Mar 11
21
$1.12/l
Mar 12
18
$1.31/l
Mar 13
9
$2.89/l
Mar 14
5
$3.25/l
What this means

Our best CPL days were Mar 10–12 (under $1.31 per lead). Mar 13–14 saw the cost rise — worth watching next week to see if this is a trend or a weekend fluctuation.

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Meta Ads
Ad Fatigue Analysis
Frequency Score
1.17
Healthy — audience not yet saturated (threshold: 2.0)
CPL Trajectory
↑ Rising
+57% increase early vs late week ($1.58 → $2.48 avg)
Creative Age
Week 1
New creative — no fatigue buildup yet
Daily CPL Trend — Fatigue Signal
Rising CPL is the first indicator of audience saturation
Frequency Per Creative
Ad One is being seen more often — the rest are fresh
Ad One (Copy)
Ad Three (Copy)
1.28×
Ad Two (Copy)
1.24×
Ad Six (Copy)
1.25×
Ad Five (Copy)
1.09×
Frequency Benchmark
🟢 <2.0 Healthy ⚠️ 2–3 Watch 🔴 3+ Fatigued

Ad One is approaching the watch zone at 1.68 — the same audience has seen it nearly twice. The other creatives are all fresh. If Ad One's CTR drops next week, rotate in Ad Two or Ad Three with increased budget.

Ad Creative Performance — All 6 Creatives
Mar 8–14 · Sorted by spend · Secret Podcast & Secret Podcast - Copy campaigns
Creative Spend Spend % Impressions Reach Freq Clicks CTR CPC Leads CPL Status
Ad One
Secret Podcast - Copy
$124.01
74.7%
5,819 3,473 1.68 430 7.39% $0.29 79 $1.57 🏆 Top
Ad Six
Secret Podcast - Copy
$27.09
16.3%
1,191 953 1.25 66 5.54% $0.41 13 $2.08 📈 Scaling
Ad Three
Secret Podcast - Copy
$9.18
5.5%
455 356 1.28 20 4.40% $0.46 7 $1.31 💡 Efficient
Ad Five
Secret Podcast - Copy
$3.38
2.0%
144 132 1.09 4 2.78% $0.85 1 $3.38 ⚠️ Weak
Ad Two
Secret Podcast - Copy
$2.65
1.6%
144 116 1.24 9 6.25% $0.29 3 $0.88 💡 Underscaled
Ad One
Secret Podcast (original)
$0 0 0 0 2 (attribution) ⏸ Paused
TOTAL $166.31 7,753 6,617 1.17 529 6.82% $0.31 105 $1.58
🏆 Top = best volume & CPL 💡 Efficient/Underscaled = strong CPL, low budget — worth scaling 📈 Scaling = good performance but CPL rising ⚠️ Weak = high CPL, low CTR — review or pause
⚠️ Ad One: Frequency Watch (1.68)

Ad One is carrying 74.7% of the budget and has been seen by the same audience 1.68 times on average. It's still below the 2.0 alert threshold, but it's the creative most likely to show fatigue first. Monitor its CTR next week — if it drops below 5%, consider boosting budget to Ad Two (CPL $0.88, underscaled) or Ad Three (CPL $1.31) as a rotation.

💡 Opportunity: Scale Ad Two

Ad Two has the lowest CPL of any active creative at $0.88 with a solid 6.25% CTR — but we've only put $2.65 into it. This is a strong signal to test increased budget on Ad Two. If it holds its CPL under $1.50 with more spend, it becomes a primary creative to rely on as Ad One approaches its frequency ceiling.

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Kajabi Clarity
Landing Page — /beyond-podcast
Total Page Views
2,248
1,882 unique visitors
Opt-in CVR
17.6%
395 opt-ins this week
Avg Scroll Depth
59.5%
657 Clarity sessions
Engagement Quality
40%
82 of 205 min active
Daily Page Views & Opt-ins
Mar 8–14 · Kajabi data
VIEWSOPT-INS · CVR
Mar 8
213
12 · 5.6%
Mar 9
373
69 · 18.5%
Mar 10
307
110 · 35.8%
Mar 11
659
120 · 18.2%
Mar 12
244
30 · 12.3%
Mar 13
230
28 · 12.2%
Mar 14
222
26 · 11.7%
Visitor Behaviour — Clarity Insights
657 sessions · /beyond-podcast · Mar 8–14
Human sessions
575 (82 bots filtered)
New vs. returning
517 new · 140 returning
Mobile share
~91% mobile
Top traffic source
Facebook App (33.6%)
Confirmation page visits
225 (confirmed opt-ins)
Dead clicks (friction)
24 sessions · 3.73%
Quick back clicks
40 sessions · 6.09%
High intent visitors
320 · 48.7%
Performance score
81.5 / 100
/hra page visits
3 ↓ very low
Scroll Depth — Mobile (710 page views · ~91% of traffic)
% of mobile visitors who scrolled to each point
5%
708
10%
672
15%
543
20%
412
25%
294
30%
279
50%
207
75%
125
90%
106
100%
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⚠️ Key Drop-Off: 10% → 15%

We lose 19% of mobile visitors between the 10% and 15% scroll points — the biggest single drop on the page. Something in that zone is causing people to leave. Worth reviewing what content sits at that position on mobile.

Scroll Depth — Desktop (54 page views · ~9% of traffic)
% of desktop visitors who scrolled to each point
5%
54
10%
54
15%
54
20%
51
25%
39
30%
28
50%
20
75%
12
90%
12
100%
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📊 Desktop vs. Mobile Comparison

Desktop users scroll significantly deeper — 100% reach 15% scroll vs. mobile's 77%. The key desktop drop-off is 20% → 25% (51 → 39 visitors, a 24% drop). Desktop converts better per session but only 9% of traffic arrives on desktop, making mobile optimisation the higher-leverage opportunity.

Traffic Sources — Clarity Referrers
Where sessions originated this week
Internal (caitlindianna.com)
253
38.5%
Facebook (mobile)
154
23.4%
Gmail (email clicks)
56
8.5%
Facebook (link shortener)
42
6.4%
Instagram
9
1.4%
Google
3
0.5%
What this means

Facebook ads and organic Facebook together account for ~30% of landing page traffic. Gmail clicks (8.5%) confirm our email sequence is actively sending people back to the page. The 38.5% "internal" traffic suggests a good portion are coming from links elsewhere on the site or are return visitors.

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Email
Nurture Sequence — Beyond The Wake Up
Subscribers in Sequence
677 total sends this week
Open Rate
38.4%
262 total opens · 99.1% delivered
Click Rate
10.7%
73 total clicks
Unsubscribes
0.1%
1 unsub · 3 hard bounced
Email-by-Email Performance
10-day nurture sequence — engagement drops off as fewer leads have reached later days
Day Subject Sent Open Rate Click Rate Unsub
Day 0 🎧 Episode 1: Beyond The Wake Up Podcast 374 45% 17% 0%
Day 3 🎧 Episode 2: Improve Your Energy Healing Results 285 30% 3% 0%
Day 6 🎧 Episode 3: Black Sheep Syndrome & Overcoming Loneliness 19 21% 0% 0%
Day 8 Energy Protection Myths! Episode 4 tells all. 4 50% 0% 0%
Day 10 🎧 Episode 5: How to Know Your Mission 1 0% 0%
🔢 Why the Send Numbers Drop So Sharply After Day 3
The "sent" column isn't showing unsubscribes — it's showing the natural lag of the sequence. Most of our 395 opt-ins happened between Mar 8–11, meaning they're only 3–6 days in. As of this report date, only ~19 people have reached Day 6, 4 have reached Day 8, and 1 has completed the sequence. By next week, the bulk of this week's leads will be at Day 6–10 and approaching the HRA offer. This is the conversion window to watch closely.
What this means

Our first two emails are performing excellently — 45% open rate on Day 0 and 17% CTR means leads are genuinely engaged with the podcast content. The drop from 17% clicks (Day 0) to 3% clicks (Day 3) is worth monitoring — the Episode 2 subject line or content may need a review. By next week we'll have real data on how our warm leads respond to the later emails in the sequence.

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ThriveCart
Checkout — HRA Membership
Cart Views
4
People who reached checkout
Cart Bounces
4
100% abandon rate
Purchases
0
0% checkout CVR
Revenue
$0
Monthly $37 · Quarterly $111 · Yearly $370
Full Funnel Economics
Cost Per Opt-in
$1.58
$166 spend ÷ 105 pixel leads
Cost Per Member
No purchases yet · available wk 2
Refunds
$0
0 refund requests this week
Refund Rate
No revenue yet · tracked from wk 2
HRA Membership — Pricing Options
Available at checkout
Monthly
$37
Quarterly
$111
Yearly
$370
🔢 Context — Week 1 of Sequence
Only 4 people reached the HRA checkout this week. Since most opt-ins happened Mar 8–11 and the email sequence leads to the HRA offer around Day 6–10, the majority of this week's 395 leads haven't received the sales email yet. This is normal for a sequence-based funnel in its first week. Next week's checkout data will be the first real signal of how the HRA offer is converting.
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Key Signals to Watch Next Week
✅ Working Well
Landing page CVR at 17.6% is strong. Day 0 email at 45% open / 17% CTR is excellent. Meta CPL at $1.58 is efficient. The top of the funnel is healthy and filling fast.
✅ List Growing Fast
395 new leads in 7 days. By next week, 300+ of those leads will have received the HRA offer email. That's our first real conversion window.
👁 Watch: Email Click Drop-Off
Day 0 → 17% CTR. Day 3 → 3% CTR. That's a significant drop. Episode 2's subject line or CTA may need a test. The open rate (30%) is still solid, so people are opening but not clicking through.
👁 Watch: Mobile Scroll Drop at 10–15%
The biggest single drop on the landing page is between 10% and 15% scroll on mobile — we lose 19% of visitors there. Worth identifying what's at that position and whether it's causing confusion or disengagement.
🔴 Watch: HRA Page Visibility (3 Visits)
Only 3 people visited /hra this week. Once the sequence drives more leads to that offer, this number should climb sharply. If it doesn't by week 2, the email CTA or offer link may need review.
👁 Watch: Ad One Frequency (1.68×)
Ad One has been seen 1.68× by the same audience. Still healthy, but approaching the watch zone. If CTR dips below 5% next week, start rotating budget to Ad Two ($0.88 CPL, underscaled) or Ad Three ($1.31 CPL).