Curious about what’s working in your marketing? Here’s how you can easily explore your performance data inside FEA Create.
Step 1: Go to the Reporting Section
Log in to FEA Create and head to the Reporting section in the left-hand menu. This is where you’ll find all the detailed reports for your marketing and sales performance.
You’ll see a range of reports, including:
Custom Reports – tailor reports to your specific needs
Google Ads Report – track how your Google ads are performing
Facebook Ads Report – view results from your Facebook ad campaigns
Agent Report – monitor performance of individual team members
Audit Report – review system activities
Attribution Report – see where leads and conversions are coming from
Call Report – track inbound and outbound call activity
Appointment Report – view your appointment stats including bookings and sources
Some areas of these reports may show placeholder or demo data if you haven’t yet connected your ad accounts. To see full insights, you’ll need to connect your Facebook Ads and Google Ads accounts.
Step 2: View Email and Social Media Stats
Email Statistics
To check how your email campaigns are performing:
Go to Social Media & Email > Emails
Click on the Campaigns tab
Click the three dots next to a campaign and select Statistics
You’ll see:
Delivered, opened and clicked counts
Bounce rates, unsubscribes and spam reports
You can also view email stats from workflows by clicking into an email step and selecting Statistics.
Social Media Stats
To track your post engagement:
Head to Social Media & Email > Social Planner
Click on the Statistics tab
You’ll see:
Post reach, clicks, likes, and shares
Account-level metrics for connected profiles
Step 3: Check Your Dashboard
For a quick overview, head to your main Dashboard. This gives you a high-level visual summary of activity across your account.
You’ll be able to see things like:
Appointment bookings and where they’re coming from
Any tasks that need your attention
An overview of your pipeline and opportunities
If you've connected tools like Google My Business or Google Analytics, you’ll also see key data pulled into your dashboard, such as profile views, web traffic, and conversion stats.
Even if some tools aren’t linked yet, placeholder data may still appear to help you understand what’s available.
Step 4: Use the Data to Take Action
Once you’ve had a look at your stats, use what you’ve learned to guide your next steps. You might:
Resend an email to people who didn’t open it
Focus more on the platform bringing in the most leads
Update your content to match what’s working best
Your stats aren’t just numbers – they’re insight into what’s working in your business.
If you’re unsure what a certain stat means or how to read a report, you can always reach out to our support team or check the help guides inside FEA Create.