Digital Marketing Dashboard for Budget and ROI Analysis

Digital Marketing Dashboard for Budget and ROI AnalysisDigital Marketing Dashboard for Budget and ROI Analysis

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• Sep 29

📊 Digital Marketing Dashboard & Budget Optimization

I created a practical dashboard to help businesses monitor their digital marketing performance and make better budget decisions.

Key Features:

📈 Campaign Performance Tracking

💰 Marketing Budget Monitoring

📊 Actual vs. Budget Analysis

🎯 ROI & ROAS Tracking

📱 Channel-wise Performance

🔍 Cost & Conversion Analysis

⚡ Budget Optimization Insights

📅 Monthly Performance Trends

The dashboard brings marketing spend, performance, and budget analysis into one clear view — making it easier to identify where the budget is performing well and where optimization may be needed.

💼 Excel Dashboard | Data Analysis | Budget Optimization | Marketing Analytics

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Jay Howard

• Sep 29

Hello all! Assembling a few sample performance and analytics dashboards, using randomized dummy data to keep client info private, to refine how reporting gets presented to design and brand partners.

When working on brand, web, or UI/UX projects, what metrics or visual insights do you actually find valuable in a report? Are you looking to see how visual changes impact user engagement and conversion paths, or do you prefer high-level ROI summaries to show clients the impact of your work?

Always open to connecting with designers, agencies, and growth strategists looking to partner on the performance and reporting side of client accounts.

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Caroline Nduku Musyoka

• Sep 30

September is a reset month. Hiring picks back up after the summer slowdown, budgets get revisited, and most teams start planning for Q4 in earnest.

Your books belong on that same reset list. If you're heading into a busier quarter without a clear read on cash and spend, that's the thing to fix now — not after Q4 is already underway.

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