You have seven dashboards and no answers. BrodAnalytics watches every input across your brands, tells you what changed, tells you why it matters, and tells you what to do about it. Before it is too late to matter.
Built for US manufacturers running DTC across BigCommerce, Shopify, Google, Meta, and Microsoft.
New versus repeat customers came back 60/40. The real number was 40/60. Completely flipped.
You cannot make a decision on that. So you stop making decisions, or you make them on feel.
Then two months go by and someone asks why traffic on one product line fell off a cliff. And the honest answer is: we found out two months too late.
That is not a fault. Nobody on your team is asleep. There is simply more data than a small team can go pull, clean, cross-reference, and interpret while also closing the month.
Ask any analytics tool the right question and it will eventually give you something useful. Two problems with that.
One. You have to know the question to ask.
Two. You have to go get it. Pull, pull, pull, until you have enough visibility to guess at a direction.
That research is 90% of the work. The decision is the other 10%. You are burning your most expensive people on the 90% and rushing the part that actually makes you money.
BrodAnalytics removes the 90%.
You configure the questions a single time. Conversion rate. Traffic by source. Average order value. Bounce rate. Any product surging or sinking more than 25% against its daily average. Anything you would want someone to walk into your office about.
Then it stops being a tool you visit and starts being a report that arrives.
Daily
What changed in the last 24 hours that you would not have caught. Traffic spiked from Pinterest. One creative post is blowing up. A product is selling bananas on Walmart. Small things you would have missed, surfaced while they are still worth acting on.
Weekly
What is working, why it is working, and where else you can piggyback it. Not a number. A priority, with the reasoning attached, and a short list of who does what next.
Here is what actually kills good recommendations: it becomes your opinion against theirs. Your analyst says one thing, the owner feels another, and everyone agrees to look into it. Nothing moves.
That changes the moment multiple independent sources cross-reference to the same conclusion.
When Google, your search data, AI search visibility, and your own site behavior all say the same thing, there is nothing left to argue about. It is not a feels thing anymore. It is a data thing.
You do not walk in with a suggestion. You walk in with a verdict and a to-do list.
Every tool you buy adds ideas. More ideas means more half-finished work, more logins nobody owns, more good intentions sitting at 80%.
We are not adding to the list. We are cutting it.
Here is what to invest in for the next 90 days. Here are the five things to do well. Here is how we measure them. Here is what happened.
You make more money doing one thing properly than ten things adequately.
Every brand has its own platform, its own channels, its own reporting quirks. So the loudest brand gets the attention and the rest wait their turn. Meanwhile there are real opportunities sitting in every one of them, unfound.
BrodAnalytics reports every brand every day, at the same standard, without anyone pulling a single board. Nobody has to wait their turn.
Your stores, ad accounts, and search data. Pixel and session tracking included. No spreadsheets, no exports, no asking the same person the same question every month.
We set the thresholds and the questions once, against what actually drives your revenue.
Daily alarms. Weekly direction. Every brand. Every week. Delivered.
Delivered every Monday
No login required to stay informed. Every week, executives get a plain-English brief on what moved, what didn't, and what's next — so the business stays visible even when you're not staring at a dashboard.
This Week
Revenue Clarity Score: 78 ▲ 6
Checkout drop-off fell 12% after last week's page speed fix. Paid spend is up but conversion is flat — recommendation attached.
The only question worth asking
That is an executive question, and right now it takes days of pulling to answer. It should take one email, every morning, before you have finished your coffee.
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