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Build last week's Meta Ads performance report
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Here's last week's Meta Ads performance report.
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Meta Ads performance · Week 33
Live data$48.2k
Spend
3.8x
ROAS
$24
CPA
Conversions up 14% week over week. Prospecting CPA fell after Monday's budget shift.
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What a Facebook ads reporting tool should do
A Facebook ads reporting tool takes the numbers in your Meta ad account and turns them into a report someone can read. That means spend, results, cost per result, ROAS, and which campaigns and ads did the work. The point is to stop exporting from Ads Manager and rebuilding the same tables every week.
With Lemonado, you don't pick a template or drag charts around. You write what the report should show, the way you'd ask a teammate. Lemonado builds it in Studio from your live Meta data in about 2 minutes, and the numbers refresh on their own after that.
Describe the report
For example: "Last week's Meta results by campaign, with spend, purchases, CPA, ROAS, and the top 5 ads." Lemonado builds it from live data.
Share it or schedule it
Send a link that stays current, or have a Routine send it to Slack or email every Monday morning.
Teams already working this way
Weekly reporting, 90% faster
From hours to 10 minutes.
What used to take me an hour or two, building reports and pulling together weekly insights, now takes around 10 minutes. Hours back in my week for strategy instead of data wrangling.
3 hours of digging saved
The CEO had no clue why they'd had a record-breaking month.
I went into Lemonado, typed a prompt, and had his answer in 5 minutes. Facebook, Google, seasonality, year-over-year, a two-month forecast. Before Lemonado, that's three hours of digging.
Board to marketing, one source
The whole team uses Lemonado
Lemonado is wildly loved and adopted at Nofence. It powers our Claude, runs our reporting (no more Looker) and everyone from the board to marketing team rely on it.
Keeps tabs on budgets and results
Like having an extra colleague.
As a performance marketing agency, we save time and raise the quality of our work by running it through Lemonado. It's almost like an extra colleague, keeping tabs on budgets and results.
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What's different
Most Meta reports are still built by hand. Lemonado builds yours from one sentence.
Ads Manager has the numbers, but turning them into a report a client or boss can read still takes an afternoon.
Export, then rebuild
You set up the columns, export, and clean it up in a sheet. Most clients won't log in to Ads Manager, so you rebuild the report every week.
Charts you keep fixing
You pay for a connector, build every chart yourself, and fix it when a field changes or the data stops loading.
Fixed layouts
Templates look fine until a client asks for something new. Then you're back to building it by hand.
Lemonado already has your Meta data. You describe the report, it builds it, and it keeps the numbers current. When someone asks for a change, you ask for it in plain words.
Try for freeBuild the Meta report once, then it sends itself
Describe the report, send it every Monday, and give each client one link that stays up to date.
Describe it, get the report
Write one line, like "Last week's Meta results with spend, CPA, ROAS, and the top 3 ads." Lemonado builds the report in Studio in about 2 minutes.
Every Monday in Slack
Set it up once: "Every Monday at 8am, post last week's Meta report." A Routine sends the main numbers and the report link to Slack or email.
One space per client
Each client gets their own space with their own Meta accounts and reports. Nothing from one client shows up in another client's report.
A live link clients can open
Send a link instead of a PDF. Your client opens it in the browser, and the numbers update on their own.
Check every number
Every number traces back to your Meta account
If a number in the report looks wrong, you can check it. Lemonado shows the rows and the search it ran.
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How did Meta Ads do last week, and what drove it?
Query executed against your live data
select campaign, sum(spend) as spend,
sum(purchase_value) / sum(spend) as roas,
sum(spend) / sum(purchases) as cpa,
avg(frequency) as frequency
from meta_ads
where date >= current_date - interval '7 days'
group by campaign
order by spend desc;Source rows
- Advantage+ SalesSpend $14,200 · ROAS 3.8 · +0.9 vs prior week
- Prospecting | BroadSpend $7,300 · ROAS 2.4 · no real change
- Retargeting | 30 daysSpend $3,300 · CPA $38.60 · +21% · frequency 5.1
Traced to live data
Meta spent $24,800 last week at a 3.1 ROAS, up from 2.7. Most of the gain came from the Advantage+ Sales campaign, where the new UGC video became the top ad. Retargeting CPA went up 21% as frequency climbed, so that ad set is worth a look.
Each row comes from the Meta ad account you connected. Open the search behind any number and check it yourself.
Ask it something real.
Try for freeThree jobs for a Facebook ads reporting tool
Three common ways teams use it for Meta reporting.
Client reports for agencies
Each client gets their own space, their own Meta accounts, and their own report. Nothing from one client shows up in another client's report.
The weekly Facebook ad performance report
In-house teams get last week's Meta results in Slack on Monday morning, with the campaigns and ads that moved the numbers called out.
Meta plus every other ad channel
Add Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, or Snapchat to the same report. You see spend and results for every channel side by side.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
It's a tool that pulls your results from Meta Ads and turns them into a report you can share. Lemonado does this from a plain-language request. You describe the report, and it builds it from your live Meta data in about 2 minutes.
Connect your Meta ad account to Lemonado. Then write what you want to see, for example: "Last 7 days by campaign with spend, purchases, CPA, and ROAS, plus the top 5 ads by spend." Lemonado builds the report in Studio. You can ask it to change a chart or add a column after, the way you'd ask a person.
Start with spend, results, cost per result, and ROAS by campaign. Then add CTR, CPM, and frequency so you can see why a number moved. For video ads, hook rate and hold rate tell you if people watch past the first seconds. You can also ask for other metrics Meta reports.
Yes. Studio reports are branded, so you can send them to a client as they are, by live link or on a schedule. Each client only sees their own data.
Reports pull from Meta live and refresh on their own, so there's no weekly export. Meta credits a conversion to the day of the click or view, and with the default 7-day click window a sale can show up a few days later. So last week's numbers may still go up a little. Ads Manager works the same way.
Yes. Ask for ad-level rows in any report, with spend, CTR, CPA, ROAS, and hook rate for each ad. The report refreshes on its own, so the top ads list stays current.
Yes. Each client gets their own space with their own accounts, history, and reports. One Routine can send every client their report on Monday morning, each to the right Slack channel or inbox.
Yes. Connect them and ask for one report across channels. Lemonado connects to more than 3,000 tools, including Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat, Google Analytics, and Shopify.
Yes. Get $150 in credits to try it for up to 10 days. No card needed.
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