Automated paid media reports and alerts | Baker

Reports that write themselves.

Baker writes your paid media reports on its own, with what was spent and what it sold, and sends them where your team already works, such as Slack. When something goes wrong in an account, it tells you first and says what it did.

  • Every Monday, on its own

    Spend, results and cost per sale for the week, written in plain language, in Slack or in Baker.

  • Alerts that come with a fix

    When costs jump, an ad stops delivering or a product sells out, Baker says so and what it did about it.

  • Ask anything

    How did we do last week? Which campaign is worst this month? Baker answers from your real numbers.

  • Every client, one report

    Agencies get each client's report, or one report on all of them, without opening account after account.

The Monday report

#marketing

BakerMonday 08:45

Your Monday report is ready.

Revenue
+32%
Cost per order
−18%
Orders
412

It notices, then it acts

What Baker does on its own, and tells you about.

  • Every Monday

    Sends you the weekly report

  • An ad gets tired

    Makes three new ones

  • A product sells out

    Pauses its ads

  • A competitor launches ads

    Drafts your answer

  • A 5-star review comes in

    Turns it into an ad

  • An A/B test has a winner

    Starts the next test

  • A deal closes

    Sends the sale to your ads

  • Tracking breaks

    Finds it and fixes it

Questions

Where do the reports arrive?
In Baker, and in Slack, where Baker joins your workspace. You choose the day and what goes in.
What does Baker alert me about?
Costs that jump, campaigns that stop serving, budgets that run out, products that sell out and tracking that breaks, each with what Baker did or proposes.
Can I ask Baker questions about my results?
Yes. Ask in plain language, such as how last week went or which campaign brings the cheapest sales, and Baker answers from your real numbers.
Does it replace my reporting dashboards?
For most teams, yes. Baker reads every platform, your analytics and your CRM, so the report shows spend next to real sales without a separate dashboard tool.

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