How this weekly client report template becomes a one-page PDF

Typical Friday path: pull numbers from the ads UI and analytics, paste four sections, download, skim, attach to email. No signup. No client portal. The four sections match the weekly client report template.

From weekly client report template to PDF

If you searched for a weekly client report template, start on that page for the outline, then use Generate for the PDF. Same four fields either way.

1. Open the weekly client report template. Copy the blank outline, or skim the labeled EXAMPLE ONLY week.
2. Optional: Load example, then replace Northline and every figure with this week’s real numbers. Northline is EXAMPLE ONLY — not a customer. Rename-only is refused.
3. Generate PDF. Skim it. Attach it to the Friday email.

Generate this week’s recap Jump to form Weekly client report template

1. What shipped

3–5 past-tense bullets. Specific work (“launched the Sept retargeting set”), not process (“continued optimization”).

2. Results

4–6 numbers. Each has a label, this week, and last week. Spend, the conversion the client pays for, efficiency (CPA or ROAS), one standout. No dashboard dump.

3. Blockers

Only real ones, named, with an owner. Empty is fine. The PDF omits the section if you leave it blank.

4. Next week

3 commitments. Not “monitor performance.”

What to paste Friday (weekly client report template checklist)

If you landed here from a weekly client report template search, this is the paste list before Generate:

1. Client + week. Real client name and the Mon–Sun range (not “this week”).
2. What shipped. Three or more past-tense bullets of work that went live.
3. Results. Channel rows with spend, revenue, ROAS/CPA, and vs prior from tools you already use. Optional site line + one-sentence read.
4. Blockers. Only real ones. Empty is fine — the PDF omits the section.
5. Next week. One to three concrete moves, plus a short closer. Thin weeks stay thin.

Then open Generate, paste those blocks, download the one-page PDF, skim it, and attach it to the Friday email. Rename-only of the EXAMPLE ONLY Northline week is refused.

What the tool does and does not do

You paste. We do not invent a campaign, a blocker, or a number. Thin weeks stay thin.

The file title is the client name. “Friday Recap” does not appear on the PDF. Product chrome stays on the website, never on the file the client sees.

Rename-only on the sample week is refused. Edit the numbers before you send a real client name.

Before you hit Generate

• Client name and week of (Mon–Sun)
• From (you) and For (client contact)
• At least one shipped item and one results row

15-minute Friday path with this weekly client report template

If an account manager searched for a weekly client report template and landed here, the job is a sendable one-pager — not another deck. Once spend and revenue are open in the tools you already use:

1. Minutes 1–5. Copy the four sections from the weekly client report template (or Load example for shape only). Put the real client name and Mon–Sun week on the form.
2. Minutes 6–12. Paste shipped bullets and channel rows with spend, revenue, ROAS/CPA, and vs prior. Blockers only if real. Next week: three commitments. Thin weeks stay thin.
3. Minutes 13–15. Generate PDF in the browser, skim once, attach to the Friday email. Northline is EXAMPLE ONLY — rename-only is refused.

Nothing is uploaded. The file title is the client name. “Friday Recap” stays on the website, not on the PDF the client sees.

Mistakes to avoid before Generate

• Dashboard dump into Results — keep a few rows with vs prior, not every metric.
• Invented blockers — leave the section blank when nothing is stuck.
• Sending the EXAMPLE ONLY Northline week — replace every figure; rename-only is refused.
• Vague next week — three dated or triggered commitments beat “monitor performance.”
• Skipping the skim — read the one-pager once before you attach it.

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