Marketing Metrics Translator
Explains exactly what a marketing metric counts, whether it's the right one for your goal, and what it can't tell you - in plain English, no analytics background required.
Get This Skill
Run this command in your terminal, or paste it into Claude—or your favorite AI assistant—and ask it to install the skill for you.
What This Skill Does
Speaks plain English, not jargon
Defines exactly what a metric counts, without a circular jargon-on-jargon definition.
Tells you if it's even the right number
Notes whether a metric is generally a fit for your stated goal, so you're not watching the wrong thing.
Names the blind spot
Every translation includes what that number alone can't tell you, so you know what else to ask about.
Works from your exact term or number
Paste a metric name or an actual reported figure and get a translation built around it.
Never invents a benchmark
Only judges a number against your own stated goal or trend, never a fabricated "industry average."
Builds lasting literacy
Gives you a plain-English reference you can reuse across future reports, not a one-off explanation.
Best Used For
- Reading a report full of acronyms and wanting to know what they actually mean
- Checking whether a metric your team or agency keeps citing is even the right one for your goal
- Understanding what a specific reported number can and can't tell you
- Building general comfort reading marketing reports without becoming an analyst yourself
How It Works
Marketing reports are full of terms a business owner is expected to just understand - MQLs, CAC, bounce rate, attribution - often without anyone explaining what they actually count or what they leave out.
This skill takes the specific metric or term you name - or an actual number pulled straight from a report - and translates it into a plain-English definition, a read on whether it's the right thing to be watching for your stated goal, and what that number alone can't tell you.
You walk away with a clear, reusable translation of exactly the terms in front of you - not a generic glossary, and never a comparison to an invented industry benchmark.
Get This Skill
Run this command in your terminal, or paste it into Claude—or your favorite AI assistant—and ask it to install the skill for you.
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Common questions
No - paste the acronym, term, or number straight from your report and it'll translate it.
Only relative to your own stated goal or trend - it never invents an industry benchmark to compare you against, because no verifiable one exists.
No - it explains what specific metrics mean and their limits. Scanning your whole program for warning signs is a separate tool.
No - it translates what a metric counts, it doesn't judge whether a dollar figure is reasonable. That's a separate check.
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