Wolfy

Getting the best answers from Wolfy

A few habits that turn good answers into great ones.

Wolfy understands plain language, but the way you ask shapes how useful the answer is. Here's how to get sharp, actionable results.

Include a goal, a timeframe and a KPI

The clearest prompts say what you want, over what period, measured how:

• "ROAS last 30 days vs the previous 30 days, broken down by campaign type."
• "Which search terms spent more than €40 with no conversions in May?"
• "How are my campaigns doing?" is fine too, Wolfy will answer, but you'll get more by being specific.

Add filters when your question is broad

Narrow things down with dimensions like campaign type, country or device, for example "…for Shopping campaigns in Germany" or "…broken down by device."

Ask for the action, not just the data

End with what you'll do next: "Give me 3 concrete actions and their expected impact."

Dig deeper with follow-ups

Wolfy keeps the context of your chat, so you can drill in naturally: "Why did that campaign drop?" then "Now break that down by device."

Use Plan mode for complex asks

For multi-step analyses, turn on Plan in the message box. Wolfy first lays out a step-by-step plan of what it will retrieve, so you can review it before it runs, useful for transparency on bigger questions. Plan mode needs a Flowboost subscription.

Let Wolfy remember your context

Tell Wolfy things to remember and it will apply them in future chats, for example your reporting language or style. You can also add per-project context (goals, targets, conversion actions, brand terms) in the project's Context tab, which makes every future answer more accurate. See Personalizing Wolfy with context and memory.

If you're calling Wolfy programmatically instead of through chat, the same principles apply; see Flowboost MCP.