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Acme Analytics

B2B SaaS — product analytics · acme.com · US

October 2025
Monthly · vs September 2025

Executive summary

October delivered 35,521 organic clicks, up 3.3% month-over-month, though overall site conversions dropped 14.1% to 1,293. Organic search remains your most stable channel, growing 0.9% while Direct and Referral traffic fell 8.2%. AI visibility rose 8.7% to a score of 42.7, with Google AI Overviews surging 15.5% and ChatGPT up 10.2%, positioning Acme to capture demand in emerging search modalities even as traditional conversion patterns soften.

AI visibility breakthrough AI visibility score climbed 8.7% to 42.7, driven by 15.5% growth in Google AI Overviews and 10.2% in ChatGPT, with Acme now mentioned in 32% of relevant AI responses.
Organic clicks grew despite position drift Clicks rose 3.3% to 35,521 while average position slipped 4.2% to 15.0, indicating strong CTR performance on existing rankings.
Conversion and revenue decline Conversions fell 14.1% to 1,293 and revenue dropped 14.0% to 1,908,966 dollars, affecting all channels and suggesting broader funnel or market headwinds.
PLG keyword momentum Product led growth metrics improved 3.8 positions and user retention analytics gained 2.3 spots, aligning with high-intent category search.

AI search visibility

Pepper focus
Visibility score
42.7
▲ +8.7%
vs 39.3
Share of voice
17.0%
▼ -1.2%
vs 17.0%
Mention rate
32.0%
▲ +2.9%
vs 31.0%
Avg. position
3.7
→ 0%
vs 3.7

AI visibility score rose 8.7% to 42.7, the strongest performance area this month, with Google AI Overviews up 15.5%, ChatGPT up 10.2%, and Perplexity up 8.4%. Share of voice held at 17% while mention rate climbed 2.9% to 32%, meaning Acme appears in nearly one in three relevant AI responses. Sentiment remains healthy at 33% positive and just 5% negative, though competitors Amplitude, PostHog, and Heap command higher share of voice, particularly in Google AI Overviews where they dominate.

Visibility by engine

Share of voice vs competitors

Pages cited by AI engines

PageCitationsChgAvg pos
Retention Analysis — Acme32 -3% 3.7
Measuring Activation Rate the Right Way20 -4.8% 1.8
Funnel Analysis — Acme19 -9.5% 4.4
The Complete Guide to Product Analytics13 +8.3% 2.1
How to Choose a North Star Metric8 -11.1% 3.3

Sentiment of AI mentions

  • Positive 33%
  • Neutral 62%
  • Negative 5%

Sample prompts

  • “what is the best product analytics tool?” chatgpt · not mentioned
  • “mixpanel vs amplitude vs acme” chatgpt · mentioned
  • “best mixpanel alternative for startups” perplexity · not mentioned
  • “how do I measure user retention?” copilot · not mentioned

Organic search performance

Clicks
35,521
▲ +3.3%
vs 34,398
Impressions
878,414
▲ +0.9%
vs 870,623
CTR
4.0%
▲ +2.3%
vs 4.0%
Avg. position
15.0
▲ +4.2%
vs 14.4

Organic search delivered 35,521 clicks, up 3.3%, with impressions rising just 0.9% and CTR improving 2.3%, meaning you are earning more clicks per impression despite average position dropping from 14.4 to 15.0. Gains in product led growth metrics and user retention analytics offset declines in self-serve analytics (down 4.0 positions) and mixpanel alternative (down 1.1 positions). The click growth with position erosion suggests improved title and meta performance or SERP feature wins.

Top queries

QueryClicksPosΔ pos
product analytics tool8916.3 -0.3
event tracking tool36521.3 +0.9
customer data platform3273.0 -1.5
self-serve analytics25519.9 -4
product analytics21710.5 +1.7
funnel analysis software21720.7 -1
product led growth metrics14823.5 +3.8
session replay software1097.7 +0.4

Biggest movers

Gained

  • product led growth metrics +3.8
  • user retention analytics +2.3
  • product analytics +1.7
  • event tracking tool +0.9
  • session replay software +0.4

Lost

  • self-serve analytics -4.0
  • customer data platform -1.5
  • mixpanel alternative -1.1
  • funnel analysis software -1.0
  • product analytics tool -0.3

Traffic & conversions

Sessions
64,626
▼ -1.9%
vs 65,871
Users
50,408
▼ -1.9%
vs 51,379
Engagement
59.0%
▼ -2.4%
vs 60.0%
Conversions
1,293
▼ -14.1%
vs 1,505
Revenue
$1,908,966
▼ -14%
vs $2,218,925

Sessions by channel

Channel detail

ChannelSessionsChgConvRevenue
Organic Search30,794 +0.9% 586$873,495
Direct13,783 -8.2% 268$417,058
Paid Search7,275 +6.2% 182$239,288
Referral5,866 -8.2% 112$161,956
Social4,378 -0.9% 85$124,840
Email2,530 -6.1% 60$92,330

Competitive position

Organic keywords
4,372
▲ +1.1%
vs 4,323
Est. traffic
52,089
▲ +9.8%
vs 47,449
Authority score
51.0
▼ -1.9%
vs 52.0
Ref. domains
2,371
▲ +1%
vs 2,347

Acme ranks third in organic visibility at 0.474 behind Mixpanel (0.622) and Amplitude (0.578), and just ahead of Heap (0.47). Estimated organic traffic climbed 9.8% to 52,089, outpacing your keyword growth of 1.1%, while Authority Score dipped 1.9% to 51.0. Referring domains grew 1.0% to 2,371, but backlinks fell slightly by 0.3%, suggesting you are acquiring new links but not at the volume needed to close the gap with category leaders.

DomainVisibilityChgAuthority
Mixpanel 62.2% +3.5% 60
Amplitude 57.8% +2.5% 67
Acme Analytics you 47.4% +9.8% 51
Heap 47.0% +9% 67
PostHog 28.0% +3.3% 73

Content health

Platform
Wordpress
Published total
123
New (30d)
0
Stale pages
8

Eight of your 10 tracked posts are stale, and your top five refresh candidates collectively drive 17,290 monthly visits but have gone months without updates. Measuring Activation Rate the Right Way pulls 4,904 visits per month but was last modified 322 days ago, while A/B Testing Pitfalls to Avoid has not been touched since publication 827 days ago despite attracting 4,090 visits monthly. No new content was published in October, leaving traffic concentrated on aging assets that risk losing relevance and rankings as competitors refresh competing content.

Refresh candidates — stale but still earning traffic

PageLast updatedMonthly organic traffic
Measuring Activation Rate the Right Way322 days ago4,904
A/B Testing Pitfalls to Avoid827 days ago4,090
Reducing Churn with Behavioural Signals319 days ago3,922
Cohort Analysis Explained725 days ago2,659
12 Product-Led Growth Metrics That Matter1109 days ago1,715

Recommendations

  1. High
    Refresh top five stale assets driving 17,290 monthly visits

    Update Measuring Activation Rate, A/B Testing Pitfalls, Reducing Churn, Cohort Analysis, and 12 PLG Metrics with current data, examples, and structured content optimized for AI extraction. These posts represent significant traffic at risk of decay and high potential for AI citation if reformatted with clear definitions, lists, and comparisons.

  2. High
    Optimize for Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT citations

    Both engines grew visibility 15.5% and 10.2% respectively. Add concise summaries, comparison tables, and FAQ schema to high-traffic content targeting product analytics, user retention analytics, and PLG metrics to increase mention rate and move share of voice beyond the current 17%.

  3. High
    Investigate conversion drop across all channels

    Conversions fell 14.1% and revenue 14.0% despite stable organic sessions, suggesting changes in user quality, pricing, landing page experience, or competitive offers. Conduct funnel analysis by channel and keyword cohort to isolate whether the issue is traffic composition or site conversion mechanics.

  4. Medium
    Recapture declining self-serve analytics and alternative keywords

    Self-serve analytics dropped 4.0 positions and mixpanel alternative fell 1.1 spots, both high-intent comparison terms. Publish updated comparison content, case studies, or feature matrices targeting these keywords to reclaim rankings and defend against competitor content targeting switcher intent.

  5. Medium
    Accelerate content publishing cadence

    Zero new posts in October leaves you reactive rather than proactive. Publish at least two to three pieces per month on emerging PLG topics, product analytics use cases, and retention strategies to grow keyword footprint, feed AI training data, and maintain content freshness signals.

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