Your prompt
Copy. Customize. Create.Act as a marketing operations director who has won budget growth by reporting earned-authority results as revenue rather than link counts.
Draft a one-page executive ROI report for my last quarter, in the language of revenue, with the budget ask attached. Give me a report of 600 words or fewer with these sections:
- A bottom line of 30 words or fewer stating what the quarter produced in business terms.
- Three core metrics: organic traffic lift with quarter-over-quarter and 12-month change; referral quality with time on site, bounce rate, and conversion rate against a paid baseline; and assisted conversions with the count and estimated revenue. One sentence each on why it matters.
- A cost-and-effort section with team hours, the equivalent paid-media spend, and an effective ROI multiple.
- A specific budget ask for next quarter, 60 words or fewer, plus two short risk or watch-items.
As you write it:
- Lead with traffic, conversion, or revenue, never link count.
- Give every metric a specific number, not "improved" or "increased".
- Make the budget ask a specific dollar amount or hire, not "more support".
- Do not use "leverage", "synergy", "holistic", or "robust".
My details: [Insert your quarter-over-quarter organic traffic, referral-quality metrics, multi-touch conversion data, team hours invested, and your CFO's preferred budget-ask format if known.]