Example questions
Ask in plain language. You do not need to name metrics, tables, or date formats.
Getting oriented
- "What analysis categories do I have access to?"
- "How did my store perform last week?"
- "Give me a summary of last month."
Store performance
- "Which products sold best last month?"
- "How does this month's revenue compare to last month?"
- "What is my average order value trend over the last quarter?"
- "Which customer cohort has the best repeat rate?"
Advertising
- "Where am I spending the most across all channels?"
- "How did paid search perform last week versus the week before?"
- "Which campaigns are losing money?"
Organic
- "Which search queries bring the most impressions but few clicks?"
- "How did organic traffic change month over month?"
- "What are my top landing pages?"
Diagnosis
- "Revenue dropped last week — what changed?"
- "Why did my cost per order go up this month?"
Phrasing that helps
- Name a period. "Last week", "in June", "over the last 90 days". Without one, a sensible default is used, which may not be the one you meant.
- Ask for a comparison explicitly. "Versus the previous period", or "compared to last year".
- Ask one thing at a time. Several questions in one message get a shallower answer than asking them in turn.
- Ask follow-ups. Your assistant keeps the context of the conversation.
When an answer looks wrong
Say so in the chat and ask it to show the underlying numbers. If something is genuinely incorrect, ask your assistant to submit feedback — it will draft a report, show it to you, and only send it once you confirm.