Analytics
Analytics answers the only question that matters once you've published: is it working? Glowtify pulls data from every connected channel, normalizes it into a single view, and shows you what drives results β and what doesn't.
The page is organized in 3 tabs, each answering a different flavor of that question.
"More channels coming soon" β Analytics currently covers a subset of the channels you can publish to. New integrations are added regularly. If you don't see a channel, performance is still tracked on the platform itself; it's just not rolled up inside Glowtify yet.
Insights tabβ
The headline view. Key numbers + the story of the last period vs the one before, with plain-language insights ("Email revenue up 18% vs last month, driven by the Spring Launch campaign").
Use the Insights tab as your weekly-review starting point. If you only have 5 minutes, this is the one.
Your Audience tabβ
Who's engaging with your content. Demographics, channel affinities, top segments, response patterns.
Key questions this tab answers:
- Which of my buyer personas are actually reached by my content?
- Which channels convert best for which segment?
- Are my most engaged customers aligned with my primary audience β or am I attracting the wrong crowd?
Tied to the Buyer Personas defined in Marketing Strategy β the tab tells you whether your content is landing where you intended.
Performance tabβ
Content-by-content performance. This is the granular view where you drill into individual epics.
Key columns:
- Content Name β the epic's title
- Published Date
- Channel β where it went out
- Reach β people who saw it
- Interactions β likes, comments, shares, opens, clicks
- Engagement Rate β interactions divided by reach, normalized per channel
Click any content row for the detail view β full metric set for that channel, in-context display of the content itself, comparison against your average.
Filters and date rangeβ
Across all tabs:
- Date range β default is the previous month. Change to last 7 days, last 30 days, last 90 days, or a custom range.
- Channel filter β "All Channels Content" by default. Narrow to one channel if you want tab-specific metrics.
Exportingβ
Every view has an Export button that downloads the current data as CSV. For reports, deeper analysis in a spreadsheet, or sharing with stakeholders without Glowtify access.
What data comes from whereβ
- Social platforms (Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn) β insights APIs pulled directly
- Email (Mailchimp, Klaviyo, CyberImpact) β reporting APIs per platform
- Revenue (Shopify) β the Shopify data connector + UTM parameters Glowtify injects on links
- Website (Google Analytics) β the GA connector when connected
Without Shopify or GA, you'll see engagement metrics but not revenue attribution or site-side behavior.
Metrics glossaryβ
Each channel has its own metric language. A few non-obvious ones:
- Reach (social) β unique users who saw the content, not total impressions. Always β€ Impressions.
- Engagement Rate β formula differs per platform. Instagram: (likes + comments + saves + shares) / reach. Email: (opens + clicks) / delivered. Glowtify normalizes so comparisons are fair.
- Revenue attributed β revenue from visitors who clicked through from one of your published pieces. Uses UTM + session tracking.
- Conversion rate β goal completions / visits (goals come from GA).
When a metric looks wrongβ
We show exactly what each platform returns β we don't smooth, delay, or adjust. Platforms have their own processing delays (24β48h for GA in particular, a few hours for social insights). If numbers are still off after a full day, contact support.
Related articlesβ
- Shopify data connector β revenue attribution
- Google Analytics connector β site-side metrics
- GEO monitoring β visibility inside AI assistants (a different kind of "analytics")
- Marketing Strategy β Buyer Personas β the personas that drive the Audience tab
- Dashboard β Performance scores are the executive summary of Analytics