Shared tools

Reports

Reports brings the useful context from connected local marketing work into a shared view. Use reports to understand what is moving and where the next discussion should begin, not to create a promise about results.

Read reports beside the connection state and the work that produced the information. For example, disconnected Search Console data should show a connection prompt, not zeros. The right interpretation starts with the source context.

Shared tools give the account a common source of context across the hubs. Keep business details, useful media and activity records available to the people doing the work, then use reports to start a grounded conversation about what should happen next. This helps a team stay coordinated without turning every screen into another disconnected source of truth.

How to approach it

  1. 01

    Open the report with a question

    Start with the decision or conversation the report should help the team have.

  2. 02

    Check source context

    Confirm that the connected data behind the report is available and current.

  3. 03

    Choose a grounded next step

    Use the evidence to decide what work is useful next without overstating the result.