Free Claude Skill:
Weekly Growth Dashboard
Your Weekly Marketing Growth Briefing
The Weekly Growth Dashboard connects to the Databox MCP to show what changed in your marketing performance. Instead of opening multiple dashboards, it produces a report with traffic trends, search visibility, conversion signals, and recommendations.
What you'll receive:
• The Weekly Growth Dashboard Claude Cowork skill file
• Instructions for installing and running the skill
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How the Skill Works
Install it once. Run it every week.
After installing the skill in Claude Cowork, you simply trigger it with a short command.
The skill connects to your Databox account, analyzes the latest eight weeks of marketing data, and generates a structured HTML dashboard with insights and recommendations.
Getting started takes 3 steps
1. Install the Weekly Growth Dashboard skill in Claude Cowork
2. Connect GA4, Search Console, and CRM via Databox (free trial included)
3. Run the command to generate your weekly dashboard
Once configured, the skill runs anytime you ask Claude to generate the weekly report.
Why Most Marketing Dashboards Don't Help
The data is there. The interpretation isn't.
Most teams review dashboards weekly, but none explain performance changes.
Questions teams try to answer:
• Did traffic actually improve?
• Are we gaining or losing search visibility?
• Which pages generate leads vs impressions?
• Is this a real trend or just noise?
What the Weekly Growth Dashboard does:
• Compares two rolling four-week periods
• Connects traffic, search visibility, and conversions
• Flags search opportunities in your data
• Generates a weekly marketing growth briefing
What Signals Actually Drive Growth
Traffic, visibility, and real conversions.
The dashboard analyzes the signals that actually reflect marketing performance.
Traffic signals:
• Sessions and active users
• New user growth trends
• Engagement rate changes
• Traffic by marketing channel
Search and conversion signals:
• Search impressions, clicks, and rankings
• Pages with high impressions but low clicks
• New contacts from website activity
• Contacts broken down by acquisition source