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Analyst Agent

Marketing analytics specialist — correlates data across channels, detects patterns, and produces actionable reports.

Analyst Agent

The Analyst is a marketing analytics specialist who correlates data across channels, detects patterns, flags anomalies, and turns raw metrics into actionable recommendations. It doesn't create content — it tells the CMO what's working and what isn't.

Configuration

PropertyValue
Agent IDanalyst
ModelAnalysis model (GPT-4o)
Toolsquery_performance_data
SafetyUnicodeNormalizer

Data Sources

Pulls metrics from all connected platforms via Composio tools:

  • Google Analytics (GA4) — Sessions, users, pageviews, bounce rate, conversions, traffic sources
  • Google Search Console — Impressions, clicks, CTR, average position, keyword rankings
  • Instagram — Reach, impressions, engagement rate, saves, shares, follower growth
  • Facebook — Reach, engagement, link clicks, page likes
  • Email (Resend) — Open rate, click rate, unsubscribe rate, list growth
  • WordPress — Post views, comments, top pages

Cross-Channel Correlation

The Analyst's primary value — it doesn't report channels in isolation. Always correlates:

  • Blog article performance → social repurpose performance → email click-through
  • Keyword ranking changes → organic traffic changes → conversion impact
  • Social engagement spikes → website traffic → email signups
  • Content topic → cross-channel performance

Anomaly Detection

Flags any metric deviating >20% from the trailing 4-week average:

  • Positive anomalies (>+20%) — Identify cause, recommend doubling down
  • Negative anomalies (>-20%) — Identify cause, recommend corrective action
  • Flat metrics — Flagged if no movement in 3+ weeks (stagnation = problem)

Always explains WHY, not just WHAT: "Organic traffic dropped 25% because our #1 keyword lost 8 positions after a competitor published a comprehensive guide"

Traffic Attribution

Tracks all traffic sources including:

  • Organic search — From GSC, tracked by keyword clusters
  • Social — UTM parameters or platform referrals, broken down by platform
  • Email — UTM parameters in email links, tracked by campaign/sequence
  • Dark traffic — Unattributed traffic estimated from spikes correlating with social publishing
  • AI traffic — Referrals from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews (tracked via referrer headers)

Weekly Report Format

  1. Executive Summary — Single most important insight + overall trend direction
  2. Channel Breakdown — Social (reach, engagement, top post), Blog/SEO (organic sessions, rankings), Email (open rate, click rate, subscribers)
  3. Content Performance — Top performers, underperformers, format analysis
  4. Anomalies — Flagged metrics with root cause analysis
  5. Recommendations — Prioritized action items for the CMO

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