Sample monthly report

What a Cobblepost monthly report looks like, end to end.

A one-page look at what lands on your desk on the first of every month — top-line metrics, three example posts with engagement numbers, what we learned from them, and the moves we are making next month. Every number below is clearly labeled as a sample composite so you see the shape without mistaking it for a real client report.

All names, brands, and numbers below are composites — illustrative samples of what a Cobblepost monthly report looks like for a small-business client. Sample composite for a 2-chair dental practice. Real client numbers are shared on request during the free audit.

Top-line metrics

The four numbers that lead every monthly memo.

Sample composite for a 2-chair dental practice. Numbers are sample composites — deltas measured against the prior month, not against a vanity baseline.

Followers gained

+312

vs. prior month

Reach

18.4K

+24% week-over-week

Engagement rate

4.6%

+0.9 pts MoM

Leads attributed

9

7 booked consultations

Three example posts from the month

The posts that actually moved the number on the tile above.

One Reel, one static post, one Story carousel — the three formats in the bank that drove attributed leads last month. Sample composites, no real client names.

Reel

InstagramMar 14

Sample
"What a new-patient exam actually feels like" — 22-second walkthrough of the chair, the cleaning, and the exit.

Likes

412

Comments

38

Shares

24

Numbers shown above are illustrative composites — sample composite for a 2-chair dental practice.

Static post

InstagramMar 21

Sample
"3 reasons we recommend a cleaning every 6 months" — carousel with the offer language we use on the phone.

Likes

184

Comments

12

Shares

9

Numbers shown above are illustrative composites — sample composite for a 2-chair dental practice.

Story carousel

InstagramMar 28

Sample
"Behind the scenes — open hygiene slots this week" — 5-frame real-time availability push to existing followers.

Likes

96

Comments

6

Shares

22

Numbers shown above are illustrative composites — sample composite for a 2-chair dental practice.

What we learned / what’s next

Honest read on the month, plus the moves queued for next.

Every monthly memo closes with this same two-column beat: what the data said and what the data is prompting us to change. Here is what that looks like in a sample month.

What we learned
Read of the data

What the month told us.

  • Friday Reels outperform weekday posts by roughly 38% on engagement rate — weighted posting should shift toward weekends
  • Insurance-recommended cadence posts ("cleanings every 6 months") drive 2.1× the qualified leads as "meet the team" posts
  • DM replies inside 2 hours convert to booked appointments at 3.4× the rate of overnight replies — same-day coverage is paying off
  • "Open hygiene slot this week" copy produced the cheapest leads in the mix — add it as a weekly always-on frame
  • The new-patient exam Reel pulled 6 of the 9 attributed leads for the month — that single hook is the highest-leverage creative in the bank
What’s next
Queued for month 2

What we change in the next 30 days.

  • Lift the cadence from 2× to 3× per week, weighted toward Reels on Fri/Sat instead of Tue/Wed
  • A/B test a 45-second cut of the new-patient exam Reel against the current 22-second version on week 1 of next month
  • Stand up a 30-day always-on lead form answering "what’s the next open slot?" so DM volume does not bottleneck on a single reply window
  • Layer a small paid boost behind the top 3 organic posts once attribution has 14 days of conversion data behind it
  • Review 30 days of DM scripts against the booked-vs-asked signal before rewriting the next content bank

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