Engaged & not engaged
Two complementary shares of the same session population. Bounce is the not-engaged share.
Campaign priorities, website activity and marketing lead signals
in one place — with the next review in view.
Google Ads, GA4 and Facebook/scoring share one reporting week.
| Campaign | Current setting | Week delivery | Impressions | Ad clicks | CTR | Next review |
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CTR = ad clicks ÷ impressions. Clicks are not GA4 sessions, unique people or qualified leads. Current settings and configured landing routes are dated separately from the performance week.
Two complementary shares of the same session population. Bounce is the not-engaged share.
Total recorded foreground seconds ÷ sessions. This is not elapsed time on the website.
Reach = users recording this event ÷ active users on that page in the stated period. User groups overlap; do not add them. These are content signals, not lead conversion rates.
| Page | Interaction | Events | Users | Page users | Reach |
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Meta actions follow the ad’s attribution window. Scoring covers submissions created during the week, using the recorded marketing tier at collection.
A submission is not a unique person or company. Marketing scoring is not Sales qualification. The two counts need not match.
| Ad / campaign | Impressions | Reach | Frequency | Meta actions | Scored submissions | Warm + Hot / classified |
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Source: Meta ad export and recorded marketing scoring. Reach and frequency are platform values at ad level; overlapping audiences are not added. “—” means not supplied or not applicable; an observed zero remains 0. Campaign and ad-set performance are outside this snapshot.
Work records and configured destinations keep their own dates as you change the performance week.
Current operating reference, dated below. Recent changes need their own observation window.
Destinations configured in enabled Google ads. Configuration includes scheduled tests and does not establish delivery.
Availability is a dated HTTP header check, not a form-submission or tracking test. Facebook instant forms are shown separately in the ad detail.