GrowLense is a business growth intelligence platform that brings business information, search performance, customer actions, and growth opportunities together so you can understand what is happening and prioritize what to work on next.
Getting Started
No. GrowLense is designed to connect business signals, prioritize opportunities, and help turn data into clearer next actions rather than simply presenting disconnected reports.
Create a GrowLense account, add a business, and connect the supported data sources for that business. Each GrowLense business should represent one website or business identity.
Yes. Create a separate GrowLense business for each website or business so its properties, recommendations, measurements, content, and performance history remain separated.
Google Connections
GrowLense can work with Google Search Console, Google Analytics, and Google Business Profile when those services are available and authorized for the business.
No. Search Console, the Google Analytics web data stream, and Google Business Profile must match the current GrowLense business identity. Create another GrowLense business for another website.
Yes. One Google login may expose multiple properties. GrowLense validates and associates the selected resources with the correct GrowLense business.
No. Those platforms remain source systems. GrowLense connects their signals and uses them as context for business growth analysis and recommendations.
Recommendations & AI
GrowLense evaluates the information available for the business, including connected performance signals and business context, then prioritizes opportunities that may deserve attention. Recommendations should be reviewed before implementation.
No. Website changes and content synchronization require an explicit user action. You remain in control of what is implemented.
A Dedicated Page recommendation means a focused page may be a better destination for a search topic or opportunity than the current page. GrowLense can prepare content for a planned page or work with an existing page.
Yes. For a planned Dedicated Page, GrowLense can analyze the existing source page and business context while treating the new URL as the future destination.
WordPress & StudioCMS
Yes. A supported GrowLense connector can synchronize approved content with WordPress or StudioCMS.
A planned page is not created when its title or URL is entered and is not created merely because content was generated. Creation happens only after the user explicitly uses Create & Sync through a supported connector.
Yes. In the supported content-sync workflow, content can be synchronized as a draft, published, or scheduled for a future date and time.
For an existing-page workflow, the connector resolves and updates the intended target. It is designed to avoid silently creating duplicate pages when an explicit target cannot be matched.
Yes. Generated tags can be included in content sync. The current WordPress connector synchronizes them to WordPress tags and StudioCMS synchronizes them to the page or post tags field.
Measurement & Privacy
Depending on the site and available interactions, supported events can include lead generation, form starts, phone clicks, and other business actions.
The current connector de-duplicates generate_lead, growth_form_start, and growth_phone_click by visitor IP hash and event type for the UTC day to reduce inflated counts from repeated actions.
No. The supported connector hashes the visitor IP locally and sends a one-way visitor hash for this de-duplication workflow rather than the raw IP.
No. GrowLense provides data-informed tools, analysis, and recommendations. Rankings, traffic, leads, and business outcomes depend on many factors and cannot be guaranteed.
Use matched Before and After periods around the implementation date, exclude the implementation day and the current incomplete day, and use the most reliable source for each metric. The illustrated Manual Measurement Guide below shows the exact Google Search Console, Google Analytics, connector, and business-record steps.
Account & Support
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MANUAL MEASUREMENT GUIDE
Measure a Growth Action accurately — step by step
Use this guide when you want to measure an action yourself while GrowLense is waiting for enough post-completion data to perform automatic measurement. The goal is a fair Before vs. After comparison using the same page, keyword, metric definition, and number of complete days.
1
Choose equal periodsUse the same number of complete days before and after implementation.2
Collect source dataSearch Console for ranking, GA4 for traffic, and measured business events for outcomes.3
Enter only evidenceUse 0 only when you truly measured zero. Leave unknown values blank.Step 1 — Build a fair Before / After window
Start from the date the action was actually implemented.BEFORE
Same number of complete days immediately before implementation.
Same number of complete days immediately before implementation.
AFTER
Same number of complete days immediately after implementation.
Same number of complete days immediately after implementation.
Exclude the implementation day and the current incomplete day.
If only 6 complete post-action days exist, compare 6 Before days with 6 After days. Treat this as an interim result; a longer window is more reliable.
If only 6 complete post-action days exist, compare 6 Before days with 6 After days. Treat this as an interim result; a longer window is more reliable.
Step 2 — Get Rankings from Google Search Console
Use the exact target page and, when the action targets a keyword, the exact query.- Open Google Search Console → Performance → Search results.
- Set the custom Before date range.
- Add Query → Exact query and enter the target keyword.
- Add Page → Exact URL and enter the action's target page URL.
- Record Average position. Also note clicks, impressions, and CTR as supporting evidence.
- Change only the date to the matched After period and record the same metrics.
Query: target keyword Page: exact target URL Custom dates
0Clicks
4Impressions
0%CTR
24.5Average position
No impressions means no measurable ranking. Do not enter ranking 0. Leave the ranking field blank when Google has no position data. Lower average-position numbers are better (for example, position 7 is better than 18).
Step 3 — Get Traffic from Google Analytics
For manual measurement, use landing-page Sessions for the target page.- Open Google Analytics → Reports → Engagement → Landing page.
- Set the same Before date range used in Search Console.
- Use the Search box directly above the Landing page table — not the global GA search at the top.
- Enter the page path, for example
/your-target-page/, and press Enter. - Record Sessions as Traffic Before.
- Change only the date to the matched After period and record Sessions as Traffic After.
/your-target-page/
0Sessions
0Active users
0Key events
$0Revenue
Step 4 — Measure leads and business outcomes
Use the strongest available evidence. Do not turn clicks or unknown values into completed outcomes.| GrowLense field | Best source | What to enter |
|---|---|---|
| Rankings | Search Console | Average position for the exact page + target query. |
| Traffic | Google Analytics | Landing-page Sessions for the target page. |
| Leads | GrowLense connector / verified records | Confirmed lead events attributable to the page/action. |
| Qualified Leads | CRM / business records | Only leads you verified were genuine qualified prospects. |
| Conversions | GA4 / connector / records | Use the same clearly defined conversion before and after. |
| Clients | Booking / CRM / sales records | Actual customers acquired, not inquiries. |
| Revenue | Payment / booking records | Actual attributable revenue, not estimated customer value. |
| Calls | Call tracking / business records | Completed calls when reliably known. A phone-link click is not automatically a completed call. |
| Forms | GrowLense connector / form system | Actual form submissions, not form starts. |
Step 5 — Complete the Growth Action measurement
Document what was implemented and what the evidence currently shows.Notes should describe what you actually changed and when. Impact Result should summarize the current evidence without declaring success or failure too early.
Example
Notes: Created and published a new landing page targeting "model portfolio photographer" on September 28, 2026.
Impact Result: Early result: Google has started showing the new page for the exact target keyword. The initial matched period shows search impressions and a measurable average position, but no attributable visits or leads yet. Final measurement pending.
0 and blank mean different things.
Enter 0 when the source was measuring the metric and the result was truly zero. Leave the field blank when the value is unknown, unavailable, or cannot be reliably attributed.
Enter 0 when the source was measuring the metric and the result was truly zero. Leave the field blank when the value is unknown, unavailable, or cannot be reliably attributed.
Manual vs. Automatic Measurement
Manual measurement is useful for an early check; automatic measurement reduces repeated work.When automatic measurement is available, GrowLense uses connected data and completed-action timing to build its measurement evidence. Manual measurement remains useful when you want to review an action before the automatic window is complete or when a business outcome requires human verification. Avoid entering estimates simply to fill every field.
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