How do I find my best marketing channel with iDBQuery?
Ask iDBQuery which marketing channel performs best and it compares spend, leads, customers and revenue by channel, then ranks them on cost per acquisition and return. The answer is cited across your ad and revenue data, so you can move budget toward what actually works.
Deciding where the next marketing dollar goes requires comparing channels on outcomes, not clicks, which means joining ad spend with the customers and revenue it produced. iDBQuery does that join and ranks the channels for you.
- It brings spend, leads, new customers and revenue together by channel
- It computes cost per lead, cost per acquisition and return on spend
- It ranks channels so the best and worst are obvious
- Every figure is a cited answer traceable to the underlying data
Ask *which channel gave us the lowest cost per customer last quarter, and which drove the most revenue?* iDBQuery returns the ranked comparison. Follow up with *which channel has the best return once we count refunds and churn?* to judge quality, not just volume.
Because iDBQuery builds one live model across ad platforms, your CRM and billing, it connects spend all the way through to revenue without a reporting project. Cited answers give you the confidence to shift budget on the evidence. Growth and demand-gen teams use this to stop funding channels that look busy but deliver little, and double down on the ones that quietly bring in the best customers at the lowest cost.
Updated 2026-06-22