Users can enter the product, understand their role path, and start the commercial loop without first navigating into /dashboard/.
Open Analytics Workspace
Analytics Intelligence
See the next move before everyone else does.
Spot creator momentum, product angles, market shifts, and campaign opportunities early enough to act with confidence.
/analytics/ is the product entrance. Account, billing, and legacy aliases remain in /dashboard/, but this route owns the commercial workflow.
Spot
the creators, products, and categories worth watching
Compare
opportunities before committing budget or team time
Act
with a clear brief, shortlist, or next workflow
Product Workspace
Work from /analytics/, not through a generic dashboard detour.
The top-level product URL carries the acquisition, role selection, entitlement, and first execution loop. Dashboard aliases remain for account-center compatibility only.
Kept for existing Portal navigation, saved links, account-shell routing, and migration safety. It is not the canonical product CTA.
- Free snapshot
- Pro report gate
- Team intelligence room
01
Connect signal
02
Build watchlist
03
Request report
04
Route decision
Analytics Intelligence Cockpit
Run signals, watchlists, scoring, reporting, and routing from Analytics.
Analytics must feel like a decision-grade intelligence product: teams collect market signals, maintain watchlists, score creators and categories, request reports, and route decisions into Hub, Store, Ads, Jobs, Calendar, Content, or Ops without making /dashboard/analytics/ the first product stop.
Signals
Collect
- Creator and shop inputs
- Category movement
- Campaign evidence
Watchlist
Monitor
- Creator momentum
- Competitor drift
- Seasonal opportunity
Score
Decide
- Fit and risk model
- Evidence confidence
- Next-best route
Report
Route
- Team intelligence pack
- Enterprise review
- Execution handoff
Source evidence
Model confidence
Team permissions
Execution handoff
Why It Works
Analytics turns intent into the next clear action.
Every screen is written around the job a user came to finish: decide faster, start cleaner, coordinate with the right people, and leave with a concrete next step.
The page says who it is for, what changes for them, and which action comes next.
Creators, brands, sellers, educators, employers, and operators see the path that matches their work.
The flow is designed to move from interest to brief, listing, campaign, class, role, event, or workspace.
Visitors can understand the promise, preview the workflow, and choose a path before creating an account.
What You Can Do
Make progress without rebuilding your workflow.
01
Find demand before it is obvious
See which creators, categories, shops, and topics are gaining attention before the market feels crowded.
02
Compare options with less guesswork
Shortlist the people, products, and campaigns most likely to fit your next move.
03
Turn research into a brief
Leave with a clear action: a watchlist, a creator shortlist, a category note, or a campaign plan.
04
Share the decision with your team
Give brands, sellers, agencies, and operators a common view of what matters now.
Choose Your Path
Different users need different next steps.
Spend with more confidence.
Understand creator fit, category timing, and campaign angles before committing budget.
Request a sample reportChoose better product angles.
Compare shop signals, content demand, and launch timing before stocking or promoting.
Analyze a categoryRoute roster opportunity faster.
Match creators to deals, stores, campaigns, events, and learning paths with clearer evidence.
Review roster fit
Start Here
Start with a decision pack
Useful reports designed around real commercial choices.
Creator shortlist
A focused list of creators, fit notes, risk cues, and next outreach ideas.
Category entry scan
A practical view of product angles, content demand, and timing windows.
Opportunity map
A shared view of what to pursue across creators, campaigns, jobs, and events.
How It Flows
From first intent to real progress.
01
Pick the decision
Start with campaign, category, creator, shop, or competitor intent.
02
Compare the signals
Review momentum, fit, timing, and risk in one place.
03
Choose the next move
Turn the finding into a brief, shortlist, calendar plan, or workspace task.
04
Keep watching
Save what matters and revisit it when the market changes.
Make Analytics a working commercial channel.
Choose the role path that matches your next move. TikImpact keeps the product loop anchored on this top-level route and uses the account center only when billing, team, or privacy controls are needed.