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KPI Catalogue

Hoda Rezvanjoo edited this page May 28, 2026 · 1 revision

The canonical KPIs the LP and forecast operate on. Every canonical KPI is a count. The uniform-units refactor folded the historical rate KPIs (Engagement Rate / View Rate / CTR) into summed count components so all four KPIs on a platform share the same unit and the LP doesn't mix percentages and totals.

Full table

Platform Awareness Engagement Traffic Lead Gen
Facebook Reach reactions + comments + shares + saves + follows Link clicks Leads + Purchases
Instagram Reach likes + comments + shares + saves + follows Link clicks Leads + Purchases
LinkedIn Impressions reactions + comments + shares + followers Clicks Leads
YouTube Views likes + comments + shares + subscribers Clicks Conversions + Purchases
Google Search Impressions (none) Clicks Conversions + Purchases
Google Display Impressions (none) Clicks Conversions + Purchases
Google PMax Impressions (none) Clicks Conversions + Purchases
TikTok Video Views likes + comments + shares + saves + followers Clicks Leads + Purchases
Pinterest Impressions Saves Outbound clicks Leads + Checkouts
X (Twitter) Impressions likes + replies + reposts + bookmarks + followers Link clicks Leads
Snapchat Reach story opens + shares + subscribers Swipe-ups Leads + Purchases
Reddit Impressions upvotes + comments + shares + followers Clicks Leads

Why Google has no engagement KPI

Google surfaces report CTR (a rate, violating uniform units within a platform) and "engaged clicks" (which would duplicate the Traffic KPI). Rather than fudge a composition that double-counts, Google platforms are omitted from Engagement. Honesty over completeness.

Why link clicks are excluded from engagement

Link clicks belong to the Traffic objective. Counting them in engagement too would inflate engagement productivity and skew the LP toward platforms that report both.

Custom platforms

Users can define custom platforms with their own KPI config. The schema lives in core/kpi_config.py — each KPI row is:

{
    "platform": "myco_app",
    "goal": "lg",
    "var": "myco_app_lg_signups",
    "label": "Signups",
    "kind": "count",
    "components": ["signups"],
    "operator": "sum",
}

The wizard renders custom platforms alongside the built-ins.

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