Act · Actions
Every morning, the work worth most to your number.
Gane checks every channel and program overnight. By the time your team starts, each person has a short list of what to do, ranked by what it’s worth in pipeline and backed by the evidence.
Your first actions within minutes. The Team plan is free for 30 days.
Sample workspace · Gane’s own demo data
// Overnight
73 audits run before anyone’s up.
Each audit watches one thing and writes down what it sees, with the figures behind it. You can see every one in your settings, along with what it reads and whether it’s running. Pick an area to see what Gane checks.
Checks the plan’s figures against what your sources measure, and the setup steps that keep them right.
4 of 73 audits- The rates your plan assumes, against what your sources measure
- Setup steps still open that leave parts of the plan on starting figures
- Connections that would let waiting actions be confirmed with your own data
- Plan figures far outside the usual range
An audit that needs a connection you haven’t made yet waits for it, and tells you which one.
// From findings to a list
Findings become a few actions, in the order that matters.
Every finding carries its size in opportunities a year at your plan’s own rates, the hours the work takes and how sure Gane is. Gane joins findings that share a fix, so you get one action instead of five.
It also remembers what you’ve decided. Work you’ve done or dismissed doesn’t come back the next day under a new title.
- 01
The plan itself
If a rate the plan rests on is off from what your sources measure, or a setup step is still open, that comes first. Every other figure depends on it.
- 02
Anything urgent
Work that loses value every day it waits, or that breaks your measurement, goes next. A connection down, broken tracking, a paused brand campaign and disapproved ads all count.
- 03
Worth per hour
Everything else is ranked by what it’s worth for the hours it takes, weighted by how sure Gane is. A quick, certain fix can beat a big, uncertain one.
// Who does what
Everyone gets their own short list, and Gane takes its share.
Actions go to whoever covers that kind of work, so paid fixes reach the person who runs paid. Pages, guides, comparisons and emails go to Gane. Overnight it drafts the top few and stops at the first approval, so your team wakes up to approvals instead of to-dos.
40 open actions worth $2.1M to $3.4M in pipeline a year
EstimatedAlex
Marketing lead · planning and tracking
- 1
Count only real inquiries as conversions in Google Ads
Tracking · not sized
Urgent - 2
Approve the /compare page Gane reworked
$190K to $280K in pipeline a year
- 3
Reply to the r/SaaS thread asking for a billing tool
$15K to $30K in pipeline a year
Priya
Paid media
- 1
Rework the paid landing page that converts at half your usual rate
$310K to $450K in pipeline a year
- 2
Pause the 6 keywords that spent $19,300 with no conversion
$60K to $120K in pipeline a year
- 3
Add 5 negative keywords and cap bids on 2 costly ones
$20K to $35K in pipeline a year
Gane
Drafted overnight, waiting for approval
- 1
Win back the UK AI answers you lost last week
$90K to $140K in pipeline a year
Brief ready · Alex approves - 2
Update the three pages that still quote last year’s pricing
$25K to $45K in pipeline a year
Changes ready · Priya approves
Sample workspace · figures are illustrative
Gane never publishes, sends or spends on its own. Work only your team can do, in your own ad accounts, tracking and CRM, stays with your team.
// The evidence
Open any action and see why it’s there.
- What it’s worth
- A range, not a single number. The less data it rests on, the wider the range, and it’s labeled Estimated until your own figures replace Gane’s.
- What it takes
- Your hours with Gane doing the drafting, beside the hours it would take by hand.
- What was measured
- The figures the audit saw and what they’re compared with, such as one page’s conversion rate against your whole account.
- Who approves it
- A named person on your team, chosen right there in the action.
Sample workspace · Gane’s own demo data
// Nothing sits
Work that stalls gets noticed, without anyone chasing.
If an action someone owns hasn’t moved for five working days, Gane tells them once in Slack, or by email, and reminds them once more after that. You can change the number of days.
Leaders get a weekly view of who has what, what’s stalled and what got done, so Monday’s meeting can skip the round of updates.
Gane · direct message · 9:00 am
Priya, two things of yours haven’t moved in five working days:
- Rework the paid landing page that converts at half your usual rate
- Review the landing page draft for the March webinar
Open in Gane
Sample workspace · companies are fictional
// Closing the loop
An action closes when the data says it’s fixed.
Ticking a box isn’t the end. The next morning’s review checks the problem again, and Gane keeps reading the evidence for three months. It reports what moved after the work, and it doesn’t claim the work caused it.
- 01New
The morning review raises it and sends it to whoever covers that work, or to Gane.
- 02Brief ready for approval
Once work starts, its status is wherever the work really is. Nobody updates it by hand.
- 03Stalled
If nothing has moved for five working days, its person gets one Slack message, or an email, and one reminder later.
- 04Resolved
When the next review no longer sees the problem in your data, the action closes on its own.
- 05What it changed
For 90 days Gane reads the evidence again and says what moved, in which period and from which source.
What it changed
Position in Google improved from 14 to 9 for “usage-based billing software”, read from Search Console between Oct 2 and Nov 1.
Sample workspace · figures are illustrative
// FAQ
Questions about actions.
What does Gane check overnight?
Seventy-three audits across your plan, tracking and connections, search, AI answers, your website, paid media, your ads, your programs and content, and accounts that need follow-up. Settings shows each one, what it reads and whether it’s running.
How does Gane size an action?
Each finding is sized in opportunities a year at your plan’s own rates, and shown as a range that’s wider when it rests on less data. It’s labeled Estimated until your own figures replace Gane’s starting ones.
Does Gane do any of the actions itself?
Yes. Pages, guides, comparisons, emails and promotions go to Gane. Overnight it drafts the top few and stops at the first approval. It never publishes, sends or spends on its own, and work in your own ad accounts, tracking and CRM stays with your team.
When does an action close?
When the next morning’s review no longer sees the problem in your data. After that Gane reads the evidence again for 90 days and reports what moved, without claiming the work caused it.
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