Management review · 16 July–13 September 2026
More people are using FindYello.
The same periods, one year apart
FindYello recorded more users and sessions in July, August and 1 to 9 September 2026 than in the same periods in 2025. A user is a person recorded on the site. A session is a visit, so one user may have more than one session.
What this tells us: usage grew during the periods shown. It does not tell us how much of that growth was caused by marketing.
Year-on-year comparison
| Period | Total users 2025 | Total users 2026 | User growth | Sessions 2025 | Sessions 2026 | Session growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| July | 1,659 | 3,870 | +133% | 1,892 | 4,035 | +113% |
| August | 983 | 1,772 | +80% | 1,186 | 1,892 | +60% |
| September 1–9 | 436 | 1,674 | +284% | 516 | 1,692 | +228% |
What the pattern shows
Each 2026 period had more FindYello users and sessions than its 2025 comparison. This happened while marketing was publishing consistently and running targeted paid activity.
Use this in your next conversation
You can say that more people used FindYello in these comparison periods. Keep the claim there. Sessions are visits, not sales, and Meta clicks do not map one-to-one to FindYello sessions.
Viewer metric and source notes
The supplied table also reports “Viewer”: July 2,390 → 4,029 (+69%); August 1,512 → 2,049 (+36%); 1–9 September 606 → 1,792 (+196%). The source calls this metric “Viewer”, so this report does not rename it “GA4 Views”.
The FindYello GA4 property was opened and confirmed on 14 September 2026. The exact comparison values on this page come from the stakeholder-supplied Data Studio table, pending a matching export from GA4. Meta and website systems use different definitions, attribution rules and timezones.