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Judge every source by the customers it produced.

Acquisition shows where your visitors came from — Google search, Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, referrals, direct and AI assistants — and orders them by what they were worth rather than how much traffic they sent. A source that sends four thousand visits and produces two enquiries sits below one that sends three hundred and produces eleven. Where your advertising and customer systems are connected, the row reads in money rather than in clicks — a line such as: Google Ads, €960 spent last month, 17 enquiries, five of them now maintenance contracts. New channels are counted the same way as old ones, because a small business should not need a separate discipline for each one that appears. What you take away is which source to spend more on and which to stop paying for.

Source-by-source rankingAd spend and returnAI assistant referralsCampaign and keyword detail

Clicks are the least interesting column.

Sessions and click-through rates stay under Details. The ranking you see first is enquiries and customers per source, because that is the number that decides where next month's budget goes.

AI assistants are counted like any source.

When someone arrives from an AI assistant, those visits sit in the same table as Google and referrals, with the same enquiry count beside them. Siteleon reports what happened — it does not promise anyone placement in an assistant's answers.

Spend and return sit in one row.

Connect your advertising accounts through the advertising control plane and cost appears next to contracts won, by campaign and by keyword. Until an account is connected, that row shows you the enquiries and leaves the spend blank.

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