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Organic vs paid

Compare the activity that belongs together.

A product launch can include scheduled content and advertising. Choose which reports belong to that launch, then explore both sides without losing their individual context.

Separate organic and paid reports connected by a user-selected campaign pairing.
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Select paid reports

Choose the advertising reports and confirm their matching dates. No relationship is inferred from campaign names or dates.

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Review side by side

Read organic post counters and paid activity in their own measurement context. Different reporting windows and mixed or unavailable metrics remain visible.

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Keep control of the pairing

Refresh or export the comparison. Remove the relationship when it is no longer useful; the original reports remain independent.

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A little more clarity

Questions about organic vs paid

Does this prove which channel caused a sale?

No. A comparison is not a cross-platform attribution model. Provider-reported conversions can overlap, and organic counters may use a different measurement window.

Where do I create a pairing?

Create and manage pairings on Organic vs paid. Paid ads reports and Campaign reports remain dedicated to their individual reporting workflows.

Can I remove a pairing?

Yes. Removing a pairing preserves the original campaign and paid reports.

Less reporting friction. More perspective.

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